Fish Tails Blog

The New Zealand trout season is less than six weeks away and we are very excited to see the first reports of the season including those from Tongariro Lodge on the

Andy Mill and Howard Croston of Hardy have been on the beautiful flats of Los Roques over the last two weeks testing new products and shooting a new saltwater film.

Iceland last week was blessed with the first autumn sightings of the Northern Lights, a symbol that another Iceland season is drawing to a close. A season that saw wonderful

If you are thinking of booking a trip with us or looking at the best possible flights, now is the perfect opportunity as you can benefit from reduced flight costs

Nicholas Dean Lodge, nicholas dean outfitters, fishing skeena steelhead coho Someone asked me the other day what my most extraordinary freshwater fishing experience was. A difficult one to answer, but

Not so long ago grayling (Thymallus thymallus) were considered by most keepers in the chalkstream valleys to be vermin number two closely behind pike in the monoculture of trout that

The Angling Auction this year will be held in Romsey in Hampshire rather than London on Saturday 1st October 2016. For those in the know this is the country’s premiere

In the wake of cyclone Fantala we are expecting to see a bumper fishing season in the southern atolls of the Seychelles. The powerful system “flushed” both Farquhar and Providence

The bright verdant colours of spring and early summer along the chalkstreams have rapidly faded to be replaced but the duller fawns of late summer and it is now the

The news from Iceland this week is that finally the heavens have opened and the country is getting some much need rain. After an unprecedented dry spell spanning from the

Tanzania bound once more, Charlotte is heading back to the far south-western corner of Tanzania, returning to the Mnyera and Ruhudji rivers in search of a trophy tigerfish, on fly. She caught

The Middle Aged Man and the Sea – Cayo Largo To celebrate their 50th birthdays, Richard Anderton and James Marshall followed in the footsteps of legendary literary angler Ernest Hemingway