Fish Tails Blog

When considering Atlantic salmon fly fishing destinations it is easy to overlook eastern Canada in favour of the likes of Iceland, Scotland and Norway, but there are some fantastic fishing

A fishing holiday in Brazil is so much more than just angling expedition. Add fascinating indigenous culture, fabulous wildlife, birdlife, and scenery and you’ll have a truly memorable adventure. Kendjam

Farquhar Atoll is the most southerly atoll in the Seychelles islands, lying just over 700km to the southwest of Mahe. This remote atoll has a total area, including the large

Alphonse Island – 21st to 28th January 2023 Alphonse saw some of the largest tidal fluctuations of the season in this late-January week, packing most of the action into short

There’s no doubt that fishing around Belize is superb, with a wide range of species and habitats to explore. It’s always interesting to hear what’s happening on the ground to

Alphonse Island – 14th to 21st January 2023 Persistent wind and scattered rain showers plagued the week, which made for tougher fishing on St Francois Atoll. But there were gaps

Despite some tough weather, the second week of 2023 proves an exceptional one on St Francois with some record fish landed. Cosmoledo is fishing well with good weather and spring

Despite the low water, some excellent catches have been recorded on the Rio Grande over the past week, with good numbers of fish in the high teens and twenties landed.

A search for salmon and how to remember them… I am standing on the banks of the River Thurso, wondering why I never seem to find a salmon river flowing

I have always found the chapter after the New Year to be exceptionally long and drawn out. The festivities are well and truly over, and everyone is trying their best

In Europe, there are very few wilderness areas quite like Northern Scandinavia. For much of the year, this part of the world remains inaccessible by all but the hardy few.

We are now entering what has always been considered the very prime part of the season on the mighty Rio Grande. Despite the water level being lower than usual for