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For many, the sea trout fishing in Argentina is a annual pilgrimage as nowhere in the world can offer such size and numbers of fish. Villa Maria and Kau Tapen

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’

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 without the flats

When it comes to Iceland it is so easy to concentrate on the varied salmon fishing opportunities and often the incredible trout fishing is overlooked. One of the very top

After several years of uncertainty and waiting, Thomas Sobirk finally reunited with Tapam in May 2024. This magical place in the Nicaraguan jungle, known for its enormous tarpon, had given

Over the last couple of years Battle Hill Lodge has very quickly gained a reputation as being THE sea trout fishery in southern Iceland. We have seen some stunning fish

Andros South is located on Andros Island, one on the most famous angling destinations in The Bahamas and has developed a reputation worldwide as a fantastic fishery for a range

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,

With over 8,000 kilometres of coastline, Denmark has long held a reputation for being one of the best areas in Europe to target sea trout in saltwater. While there are

In 2025, the Yucatan Peninsula’s fly fishing lodges in Mexico stand as an excellent choice for saltwater fly fishermen as not only is the fishing excellent but there are excellent

Italy is a fantastic destination for those looking for culture, history, great food & fine, and we should also add wonderful trout fishing to the list. The north of the

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