Fishing reports

Rio Irigoyen River, World End Lodge – 2018 season fishing reports Week 1: 29th December – 5th January We are glad to start a new year fishing at the End

Alphonse Island Fishing News 6 – 13 January 2018 Slams, GTs and Milkfish The wind shifted strongly this week on Alphonse to north-east along with neap tides that brought a variety of

Alphonse Island Fishing News 30 December 2017 – 6 January 2018 Slams All Around Strong winds and heavy seas paired with an all-day falling spring tide made for some challenging conditions

If the sight of triggerfish tails glinting on the flats makes your heart beat faster or you find yourself casting at small dark rocks and peach coloured coral then you may well have succumbed

Things are still “changeable” in Guatemala. One day the sun is out and the seas are calm – the next a quick front can push through and drive up the

Alphonse Island Fishing News 23 – 30 December 2017 Father Christmas delivers a “Super Slam” Christmas week on Alphonse Island saw spring tides turn into neaps opening up new opportunities that would

A’Mani Fishing News 25 – 30 November 2017 – Poivre Permit Team Kenya was on board A’mani with more than four hundred billfish landed between the three guests, so naturally, it

Astove Fishing News  4 – 11 December 2017 –  Astove GTs On Fire Following on from last weeks fantastic catch of 66 GT’s, the team had high hopes for week two, only

Four rods have become available in 10-17 February 2018 so please contact us if you are interested. As the remainder of the season is full, these rods won’t hang around

Cosmoledo Atoll Fishing News 30 November – 7 December 2017 – 85 GTs To say the elements were against us this week might be considered an understatement, with winds gusting

Cosmoledo Atoll Fishing News 23 – 30 November 2017 “Slams” all around and 123 GTs Perfect weather conditions and crystal clear waters met the change over day as we welcomed

Tanzania bound once more, the call of the Mnyera and Rhudji is an irresistible one for me and every year, I head home. Well, not really home but as Malawi is closer to