In the heart of Ascension Bay sits the well-appointed and beautifully located Punta Allen Fishing Club. With its multi-cultural background the lodge combines Mexican, French and Italian influences to offer
We’ve two rare rods available on Providence Atoll the week of Tuesday 31st march to Tuesday 7th April. Known for its vast, untouched flats and raw wilderness, Providence has developed
Northern Scandinavia stands out in Europe as one of the few remaining wilderness areas, largely inaccessible for much of the year except to the most resilient adventurers. However, during the
With the season well underway and the water height holding steady from recent rain, we’ve a few, rare, prime season openings remaining at Kau Tapen and Villa María – two
The sea trout fishing season in Argentina is in full swing and many of our clients both have been experiencing the joys of targeting some of the world’s largest sea
Italy is a fantastic destination for those looking for culture, history, great food and fine wine, and we should also add wonderful trout fishing to the list. The north of
On August 12th 2026, a powerful eclipse will unfold over Iceland. Our friends at Deplar Farm are offering a series of private guided experiences, exclusive access and space to take
The beginning of the salmon season in Iceland is traditionally marked by the opening of the Nordura River in mid-June. Nordura is one of the first rivers to open, and
We were very sad to hear of the death of Michael (Mike) Heusner earlier this month. Mike had a huge impact on the fly fishing world in Belize and will
Cayo Paredón is a stunning spot nestled in the heart of the Jardines del Rey Archipelago off Cuba’s north east coast. Spanning only 8.7 km2 this tiny island offers an
Belize has long been one of Central America’s most compelling destinations, offering an exceptional mix of wild landscapes and species variation. From misty cloud forests inland to coral atolls set
Christmas Island has long been synonymous as a saltwater fly fishing destination, originally its fame was gained through its fantastic bonefishing, but it was soon realised that there was a