Peter McLeod

Fishing Bristol Bay Lodge Alaska salmon trout. If you have never been to Alaska before by like the idea of what it has to offer then Bristol Bay Lodge is

Over the last decade there is one west coast Icelandic river that has remained consistent during the peaks and troughs of runs and conditions, the Langa. The river was one

The Nubian flats of Sudan have proved themselves over several seasons and still throw some piscatorial surprises at us. Without a shadow of a doubt it has claimed the prize

The autumn time is traditionally when salmon fishermen take stock of the season and plan their fishing for the following year and 2018 has been no exception. Many return to

This autumn we have had a flurry of calls from clients who have had a tough summer on the domestic salmon front and are after a guarantee that they will

Giant bonefish and free taking trevally… has to be every flats fisherman’s dream. St Brandon’s in the Indian Ocean is proving to be the home of just such quarry. It

Sunray Shadow fishing fly The Sunray Shadow; versatility and simplicity personified (by Steffan Jones) The sunray shadow is an immensely useful and versatile fly, often provoking a reaction when nothing

Sea trout surface lure fishing – striking the perfect balance (by Steffan Jones) When it comes to sea trout flies the ones I tend to adapt and experiment with the

When talking of global salmon fishing many ask me why I have such a passion for Iceland. There are greater numbers to be found on Russia’s Kola Peninsula, and certainly

Trout fishing horse riding Patagonia, Argentina Argentina is a wonderful country if you’re looking for that diplomatic approach; world class fishing along with plenty of options to keep the non-angling

Crooked & Acklins Island Fishing Bahamas. The Bahamas has for a long time established itself as a leading bonefish destination, every cay, cove and channel seems to hold good numbers

Since our first exploratory trips to Christmas Island (Kiritimati) back in 2013 we have had continual interest in this historic saltwater fishery. So close to the equator it truly is