Freshwater fishing

The bright verdant colours of spring and early summer along the chalkstreams have rapidly faded to be replaced but the duller fawns of late summer and it is now the

The news from Iceland this week is that finally the heavens have opened and the country is getting some much need rain. After an unprecedented dry spell spanning from the

Tanzania bound once more, Charlotte is heading back to the far south-western corner of Tanzania, returning to the Mnyera and Ruhudji rivers in search of a trophy tigerfish, on fly. She caught

The clear skies and dry weather have continued over the last week in Iceland prolonging very low water and tricky salmon fishing conditions. Things are looking up as the west coast

September marks the start of prime time to target tigerfish on Tanzania’s Mnyera and Ruhudji rivers and, further south, on the Okavango in Botswana. Guides and camps are getting ready and looking forward

After the bright conditions and lack of rain we have seen over the last few weeks the Iceland weather reverted somewhat back to normal over the weekend. Cooler temperatures and

The New Zealand fly fishing season is fast approaching, and with a little over two months to go to the opening it is already looking promising. A recent report has come

National Fishing Month (NFM) is the month for you if you are angling to get your welly boots and rods out this summer – a month-long fishing extravaganza from 22

Today marks the start of the second major chalkstream weed cutting period in the River Test catchment area; this includes the chalk streams Anton, Dever and Bourne Rivulett. The weed

The reports from Iceland this week is a little mixed. Nearly all the rivers have been reporting excellent numbers of large fish entering the rivers on most tides, but the

Last week in Iceland began with some rain on the west coast that did a wonderful job of topping up the rivers without flooding them. Temperatures have remained reasonably consistent

Time in this modern day world often seems to be against us. We always seem to be hurrying, whether it be in the course of our daily lives, at work