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The best tides for catching bonefish are always destination-specific, but to those heading the Andros Island in the Bahamas, take note. What is a Good Tide? In most general terms,

Argentina; Travel Update For some time now travel to Argentina has not been possible as the border has been closed to international tourism. As spring approaches the southern hemisphere, Argentina is

When considering your next fishing trip, be that salt or freshwater, there is a chance that you consider just a small range compared to what is available.There are a number

For those living in the UK, Cuba remains on the red list at the time of typing but for many other countries, travel to Cuba as the borders start to

Xingu Lodge Fishing Report Week 1 Weather: The weather was sunny and stable but windy throughout our first week. On most days, a gentle wind blew until the evening, but the

Pluma Lodge Fishing Report Pluma hosted nine American anglers this week, eight of whom were new to dorado fly fishing,The team had excellent weather throughout the week. Rain on Thursday

Pluma Lodge Fishing Report The weather and conditions could hardly have been better throughout the week. The water was low and clear on all the beats, which made for technical

Xingu Lodge Located on the Rio Xingu in the Brazilian Amazon, Xingu Lodge focuses primarily on fly fishing for giant payara. These fish are the ultimate apex predators and have

Throughout the world, there are currently 11 known bonefish species. Although there are several general characteristics that you can expect from bones, no matter where you encounter them or what

Gordon Castle, River Spey There is little doubt that the Gordon Castle beats on the River Spey cover some of the finest salmon water in the UK. Gordon Castle manages

Arapaima fly fishing Brazil Pirarucu Lodge Pirarucu Lodge is a unique and ground-breaking model that opens the door to the angling community to access previously unfished water. From its beginnings, each

On the surface, the chalkstreams often appear a calm and sedate place, but under the surface it is quite a different story. Brown trout and grayling thrive in the swift