These multi-night wilderness camping trips targeting the elusive largemouth yellowfish are perfect for adventurous anglers seeking a pure, unspoiled environment and a deep connection with nature. Anglers set off on
The usual pre-trip excitement and shopping spree was somewhat bittersweet on this occasion. Our initial destination, Norway’s Gaula River, had been closed as one of 33 rivers across the country
This year marks the 42nd summer that Tongariro Lodge and its team of experienced guides will welcome anglers from around the world. According to the team on the ground, the
Nymphtastic ! So far we have had a summer of rare persistent sunshine but the weather is looking to improve into early August (always the optimist). Fishing has been tricky
For trout anglers who seek trophy fish, the is no place like Lago Strobel otherwise known as Jurassic Lake. The lake holds some of the worlds largest wild rainbow trout
Following the immediate and temporary closure on the 20th June of 33 salmon and sea trout rivers around Norway due to poor numbers of salmon returning in the early part
As we thought last week started with an absolute deluge of rain. I know it was forecast, but it very rarely actually happens! The heavens opened and we saw some
If you’re looking for a fly fishing adventure in an extraordinary destination, then you should add Mongolia to the list. No crowds, great guides and a chance to unwind with
The southern Oman 2023/24 season has just come to an end for our friends at Ocean Active. Here’s the 2024 roundup on what has been a great season, with plenty
The first week of July has brought mixed feelings. One the one hand we have seen a big increase in the fish numbers running the rivers with catch stats going
Kentchuch, on the English/Welsh border in Herefordshire, is a 5,000-acre estate enjoying varied landscape and topography. With its rolling hills, woodland and parkland, the drives produce a good spread of
Estancia Maria Behety and La Villa have a long established reputation as being two of the best lodges on the Rio Grande and because of this many rods return to