Fish Tails Blog

Bright sunny days on the chalkstreams are often seen as the curse of mid summers fishing. Hatches can be sparse and are often limited to the more unsociable hours early

Cuba. Why go? There are many areas around the Caribbean that have bonefish, permit and tarpon. However one of the only places that has consistent numbers of good sized fish

This past week has brought real optimism into the world of international travel and it started with Emirates announcing they were resuming flights on the 21 May closely followed by

In this period of uncertainty and no doubt going forward anyone considering an international fishing trip next year has reservations. As events around the world unfold we have seen an

As the season swings past spring and leaves on the trees grow ever larger and greener my thoughts turn towards one of the most glorious times of the season. May,

As we are finally to allowed to head out fishing in the UK I think many of us can now see light at the end of the tunnel an our

Cameron Lodge is located on the Chilean side of Tierra del Fuego. It is the only fishing lodge located on the Chilean side of the Rio Grande and has access

I was just wondering if anyone out there was as bored of sitting at home and not being able to go fishing as I am? For me the initial novelty

Chances are that if you like your freshwater fishing there comes a point where the fishing in South America will hold great intrigue and the thought of a double figure

Week one of the Farquhar season started as a 10 day trip. Our guests were able to experience this unique fishery with a cycle spring tides moving into neaps. Rodger

Steffan reflects on a couple of memorable encounters with sea trout – one that got away and the one that did not… I am using artistic licence and given that

In lock down, what better way to get a travel fix; live vicariously through the experiences of others. Take a quick trip down memory lane to New Zealand. New Zealand