Freshwater fishing

Why fish the Tyne System? Statistically, the Tyne gives you the best chance of landing a salmon in England and Wales. There are few better rivers for a shorter trip,

If you’re planning a trip to Patagonia, don’t make the mistake of thinking only about the big-name rivers. The region’s spring creeks are the hidden gems: intimate, technical, visually stunning,

The Trentino region boasts more than 300 km of streams and rivers along with nearly 300 lakes and provides a plethora of fly fishing opportunities. Brown trout are the most

Travelling to Argentina is rarely anything but a long haul, especially when heading to the wind-swept waters of Southern Patagonia in search of tide-fresh, early-season sea trout. For that reason,

This week on our YouTube channel, Olly Thompson visits the Rio Gallegos in Argentina and chats to Guy Soubra of Bella Sofia Lodge to discuss everything you need to know

Estancia Maria Behety Lodge is nearly 30km upstream from the entrance to this huge estancia. It’s location ensures angling guests are within each striking distance of the very best pools

You really only need one reason to head to Tanzania in search of tigerfish on the fly. In spite of her travels, and focus on saltwater fishing, Charlotte remains passionate

We’ve just received this great round up of the 2025 season on the Rio Marie. It catches perfectly the excitement of fishing in this wonderful Brazilian Amazon destination. Twenty one

Tigerfish Species and Biology Tigerfish belong to the genus Hydrocynus, a group of fast-swimming predatory freshwater fish distributed across much of sub-Saharan Africa. They are members of the characin family,

Fly fishing in Africa offers something increasingly rare in the modern world: the opportunity for genuine discovery and the ability to make a real difference. Conservation plays a key role

We are delighted to be supporting both the Wild Trout Trust and the Angling Trust with their upcoming auctions. The Wild Trout Trust Auction runs from 13th to 22nd March

After a long winter, thoughts inevitably turn to the chalkstreams, that magical time of year when gin-clear water, rising trout and burgeoning aquatic life signal the arrival of spring. Whether