Fish Tails Blog

It has been an unusual season in Iceland to say the least, but overall the fishing has once again been consistent. The beginning of the season started on a very

With current international travel looking uncertain we know everyone is as keen to get on the water as we. To that end, we are delighted to be able to offer

For those unaware of what a APPG is, and I was one. It is an All-Party Parliamentary Group. These informal cross-party groups have no official status within Parliament and are

Months have flown by since the pandemic began on this side of the planet in March and, after the initial shocking weeks of realisation of the enormity of the situation

So much has changed in such a short period of time and we will all continue to adapt to the new normal, whatever form that takes. We are already used

As we watch the development of Covid-19 around the world and its impact on international travel, at last it looks like things are beginning to move in the right direction.

I have been fortunate enough to have guided Tony several times on Alphonse over the years. So I was delighted when he kindly invited Alex and I to fish the

As we move into another slightly uncertain period over the next couple of months with international travel becoming increasingly hard, we understand that many are feeling frustrated and would like

During the course of this summer I think many of us have re discovered a love of trout and grayling. As it becomes apparent that many of our usual international

The Nubian flats of Sudan have proved themselves year on year and yet still manage to throw us piscatorial surprises. Without a shadow of a doubt it has claimed the

Andros Island in The Bahamas is the largest of 26 inhabited Bahamian Islands. Whilst it is considered a single island it is actually made up of hundreds of small islets,

There are still some fantastic prime time openings available in Iceland, water levels are good and we are already seeing strong runs of fish. Although we are now able to