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I was on the finger flats, visibility was perfect. I saw the trigger fish hone in on my fly and follow it.  With pounding heart I saw its head go down and …

So the end of the season finally arrived in Tanzania and, judging by the weather, Mother Nature was very keen to send us off on a high! So the week started

Heading for the outer islands in the Seychelles is the nearest thing in fishing terms of going to war. After months of preparation including some physical training the time was

The Laxá I Asum is one of those names that feature in any salmon fisherman’s top ten rivers in the world to fish. Its catch records have set it apart

We have just finished our Spring newsletter which should be landing on everyone’s doorsteps as we speak. If you would like to see an online version then please click here.

There are times when a fish can beat you up and show you who is the boss. It is a humbling experience and good for every fisherman’s ego every so

It has been a few years since I have been to Alphonse, and I was very excited to be returning with a team. We flew on Air Seychelles from Heathrow

We had breakfast at 0600 and scrambled out the door early as the weather was looking very promising. Alistair and I were to head to the Copper River today and

Ragley Hall – 23rd to 25th July We’re back again in Fishing Village on stand G0482 directly opposite the rod testing area. We are pleased to welcome back Chris Yrazabal

Last Friday Aardvark McLeod fielded a team at the charity fishing competition held at Meon Springs Trout Fishery. I had the pleasure of fishing with my father, and Elisabeth my

      About a month ago I received a call out of the blue from Liam Gray at Hoff TV in the US enquiring if he could come over

Peter Baxendale has just returned from his ninth trip to Cuba visiting Cayo Largo. His party had six boats and the nine assorted rods had collectively been to this popular destination 44 times