Charlotte Chilcott

During these times of yet another lockdown it can be hard to imagine any kind of return to the old normal as Covid-19 continues to wreak havoc on the world.

“Something the whole of angling can agree on” ANLRS, the Anglers National Line Recycling Scheme. What is it all abou? Recycling is part of all our daily lives and the

So much has changed in such a short period of time and we will all continue to adapt to the new normal, whatever form that takes. We are already used

There are still some fantastic prime time openings available in Iceland, water levels are good and we are already seeing strong runs of fish. Although we are now able to

I have often thought of myself as more of a trout man that dabbles with salmon fishing. While I have been fortunate to have spent time guiding in Iceland, Norway

Where next? Take a look at some of our personal favourites. We are fortunate to travel to some amazing destinations across the world. However, given a choice what would be

November 2012 saw Charlotte Chilcott back on Alphonse with her hosted week. As always, looking forward to whatever the atoll, the tides and fishing gods threw at her. The week

I love fishing in Tanzania and the age of my car is a direct result of “having” to go back to fish the Mnyera and the Ruhudji “just once more”.

Something terrible happens to me in an Auction. I suddenly develop Auction Tourette Syndrome; my arm uncontrollably shoots up and before my shouting brain can gain the upper hand, I’ve

Ask most anglers about their first time out with a rod and they will normally go all misty eyed and reminisce about their father or grandfather taking them for their

Liveaboard fishing operations are unique; there is something very special about spending a week on a boat. As you step aboard, you leave your normal world behind. For the next

Madagascar is the land in a forgotten sea. It is a world of lemurs and chameleons, of unexplored coves. It is a land of rarity. Fringed by white sand beaches