Freshwater fishing

As the tenth season at Kendjam Lodge in Brazil begins we’re delighted to bring you the fishing reports from this stunning spot. Keep in touch with this page for all

Our quest to find new fly fishing experiences to introduce to our clients is an ongoing (and very enjoyable) part of our life here at Aardvark McLeod. We’ve recently made

More often than not the focus of fishing in Argentina is to travel south in search of sea trout, fishing on great rivers like the Rio Grande. What is less

For many anglers, travelling to the very bottom of Argentina to target a species we can catch in our home waters may seem odd. But those who travel to the

Winter Grayling on the Chalkstreams When winter settles across the English countryside, the chalkstreams take on a quieter, contemplative rhythm. The hatches have dwindled, trout season is closed, and frosted

Winter is Coming When the chalkstreams fall quiet in winter, their clear waters reveal a hidden drama: the pursuit of pike on the fly. For the 2025–2026 season, we are

When it comes to chalkstream fly fishing, most anglers think of the Test, Itchen, or Avon, but tucked further west lies the River Frome in Dorset — a hidden gem

We’ve limited availability on two of our hosted trips this autumn. These group fishing holidays provide an excellent opportunity for those wishing to join a party of like-minded enthusiasts. Your

After what has been the hottest UK summer on record, the cooler days of autumn bring a landscape bathed in changing colours, and the promise of river levels returning to

The El Encuentro Experience stands out in Patagonia. It’s not just another fishing trip but a deeply personal invitation to explore more than half of the province of Chubut through

Golden dorado are one of Argentina’s most iconic freshwater species; explosive, aggressive and beautiful. The warm rivers, shifting islands, and clear sandbars found in northern Argentina offer an unmatched diversity

In our latest YouTube video, Peter McLeod visits the Hítará after many years away, and catches up with Halli and Raynir to discuss the history of one of Iceland’s most