Fishing VARZINA River Russia Kola Peninsula Atlantic salmon VARZINA FISHING REPORTS – 2016 SEASON 10-17TH JUNE This was just an amazing first week of the season at Varzina. Besides the
The first weeks of the Iceland season have seen fantastic catches of multi-sea wintered salmon throughout the country and the large brown trout of the north are already readily taking
Whilst previous seasons on St Brandon’s have been run using the live-aboard mothership MY Gryphon, the last 6 years of hard work have finally paid off! We are therefore delighted
The next group on St. Brandon’s this season arrived on Raphael Island on the evening of the 3rd of May. After a smooth crossing onboard the two sport fishers, everyone
Fishing Crooked Acklins Islands Bahamas Bonefish, Permit, Triggerfish The fishing at Crooked and Acklins Islands keeps going from strength to strength, especially as they continue to explore and understand new
The 2016 Iceland salmon season appears to have continued on from where it left last year, 2015 was a near record year in terms of fish numbers, with good numbers
Persistent northerly winds and heavy showers through early May finally gave way to some glorious sunshine through the last week and over the long bank holiday weekend on the chalkstreams.
El Pescador Week Summary Weather: Fair weather all week (Our last rain was in February!), Winds: Moderate winds from the east most days between 10–15 mph Air Temp: Highs were
Weather: Rain on Sat. evening gave way to beautiful, mostly sunny conditions this week. The wind was consistent, and the tides were nearly ideal. Water Temp: 80-81 degrees Wind: The typical
The trickle of mayflies over the last week have now turned into full blown hatches during the weekend, most mayfly starting in mid to late afternoon. Our beat of the
Stormy weather at the end of March and into the first week of April did not deter a few hardy chalkstream dry fly addicts from venturing out onto the rivers
Consistency is a funny thing; the wild is notoriously inconsistent in many respects. A guest of ours a few months ago said, “You know, there are two words that should