Saltwater fishing

Christmas Island has long been synonymous as a saltwater fly fishing destination, originally its fame was gained through its fantastic bonefishing, but it was soon realised that there was a

‘You never know what’s going to be swimming around the corner’ really encapsulates saltwater fishing. Add in sunshine, warm water and tropical destinations and you can see why we thought

The Canarreos Archipelago to the south of Cuba’s mainland comprises 350 islets and is almost the same length as the Florida Keys. Within the archipelago sit two of the country’s

Bair’s Lodge is a wonderful spot offering high-quality saltwater fishing in the Bahamas on some of the brightest and most diverse flats in all the Caribbean. With expert guides that

From its prime position tucked inside Abaco’s famous Marls region, Abaco Lodge offers anglers a pristine swathe of unpressured flats to explore. With one of the biggest populations of bonefish

Belize is a rare destination offering that elusive combination of fishing and leisure where neither party will feel they’ve have had to compromise to the detriment of their own enjoyment.

The Bahamas has long been a destination associated with some of the finest flats bonefishing in the world. The country is made up of more than 3,000 islands and cays

In the heart of Ascension Bay sits the well-appointed and beautifully located Punta Allen Fishing Club. With its multi-cultural background the lodge combines Mexican, French and Italian influences to offer

We are delighted to announce that starting from December 6th, 2025, all stays on Alphonse Island will be fully-inclusive. This exciting new offering allows guests to really immerse themselves in

Christmas Island offers adventurous anglers one of the finest saltwater flats fisheries in the world. This magical destination, known for both its world-class angling opportunities and its strikingly beautiful natural

Alex Jardine was delighted to visit Tapam tarpon lodge after it reopened this year. His trip report gives a full account of his time there – well worth a read

Nestled between Nicaragua and Panama, Costa Rica lives up to its name the “Rich Coast”. Its progressive environmental policies have allowed both land and sea to flourish, making it one