Charlotte Opperman

Goodnews River Lodge is that rare find in the Alaskan fishing world. It is the only full service lodge located on the Goodnews River, a three branch wilderness river system

Charlotte Opperman, our resident ‘angling widow’, picks her top spots for a bit of beach downtime (where there’s fishing too) that even the most hardened fishermen will find hard to

We are delighted to announce that starting from December 6th, 2025, all stays on Alphonse Island will be fully-inclusive. This exciting new offering allows guests to really immerse themselves in

Christmas Island offers adventurous anglers one of the finest saltwater flats fisheries in the world. This magical destination, known for both its world-class angling opportunities and its strikingly beautiful natural

Alex Jardine was delighted to visit Tapam tarpon lodge after it reopened this year. His trip report gives a full account of his time there – well worth a read

Nestled between Nicaragua and Panama, Costa Rica lives up to its name the “Rich Coast”. Its progressive environmental policies have allowed both land and sea to flourish, making it one

Pirarucu Lodge is a haven for passionate fly fishing enthusiasts seeking the ultimate challenge: chasing the giant arapaima on a fly rod. This unparalleled journey into the heart of Brazil’s

The 2025 season closed a couple of weeks ago and we thought now was a good time to share some of the highlights that shaped an exceptional year on the

Here’s the Aardvark McLeod answer to Christmas shopping for the person who’s got it all: VOUCHERS: Aardvark McLeod fly fishing vouchers make ideal presents for Christmas, the perfect gift for

For true anglers, there’s always another season, especially if you’re willing to travel. With the Eleven stable of lodges, the chase for trout continues south, where long days, remote waters,

There’s something meditative about standing in clear water, fly line looping through the air, waiting for that flicker of silver beneath the surface. All well and good if you’re a

In 1997, Lincoln Westby and his wife Perline decided to build a fishing lodge in Southern Belize, located in one of the worlds most productive permit fisheries. Coined, “permit alley”