Destination availability

When the chalkstreams fall quiet in winter, their clear waters reveal a hidden drama: the pursuit of pike on the fly. For the 2026–2027 season, we are once again offering

The silver king is not just restricted to the salt flats and mangroves, they will move into brackish and even fresh water to feed when conditions and environments allow. This

There are very few places where you can target giant tarpon off the beach and only one where you do so in the company of forest elephants, hippo, buffalo and

Grand Slam Lodge in Mexico’s Ascension Bay, a long standing favourite here at Aardvark McLeod, has entered a new phase in partnership with our friends at Blue Safari. This is

Keep an eye on this page for the Xingu River 2026 season fishing reports which include highlights and statistics from the season. The Xingu River is the best payara destination

The 2026 Providence Atoll season ran from early January to the end of March, spanning eleven consecutive weeks of world class fly fishing across some of the most remote and

We are delighted to offer a new permit opportunity at Soul Fly Lodge in August this year. Most rods are booked but we have one boat and two rooms available.

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

For the coming season, we can offer a few dates spread across key periods in this extraordinary tarpon fishing destination. The availability is spread out and would work for solo

As the trout season opens across Spain, it’s the perfect time to highlight why this remarkable country has become one of Europe’s most appealing fly fishing destinations. Spain combines exceptional

We are nearing the end of an interesting and ultimately successful 2025 salmon season in Norway, like all salmon destinations around the world this year conditions have gone between high

The Winsnes Fly Fishing Lodge in Norway has a rich history dating back to 1882 when it was founded by the first British salmon fishers, known as the ‘Salmon Lords’