Alphonse Island, Seychelles – diving in paradise
Diving in the Indian Ocean, around Alphonse Island is truly spectacular and the operation on the island has come on leaps and bounds in the three seasons that it has been
Diving in the Indian Ocean, around Alphonse Island is truly spectacular and the operation on the island has come on leaps and bounds in the three seasons that it has been
Alphonse Invitational – 13 – 22 January 2018 The Alphonse Invitational is a celebration of fly fishing that happens for one week of every season. This week saw the 3rd annual
As my hosted group to Providence Atoll 17 – 27 March 2018 approaches, so does my level of excitement… Time to take stock of kit, order flies and buy that
There is nothing quite like exploring new destinations and being amongst the first to fish somewhere new. Kanton Atoll has been identified as an important marine protection area and tourism
Alphonse Island Fishing News 6 – 13 January 2018 Slams, GTs and Milkfish The wind shifted strongly this week on Alphonse to north-east along with neap tides that brought a variety of
Although there is very little space remaining in 2018 on Providence, Farquhar or St Brandon’s atolls, it is not to late to book yourself some prime flats time. All three
Cosmoledo Eco Lodge will be operational from November 2018 We’ve known for some time that a lodge on Cosmoledo was in the offing and we have just we received confirmation that November
Going on a family holiday holiday, to a fishing destination, with a fishing fanatic is always going to be a risky call. I enjoy fishing, but not to the extent
Alphonse Island Fishing News 30 December 2017 – 6 January 2018 Slams All Around Strong winds and heavy seas paired with an all-day falling spring tide made for some challenging conditions
Mexico has long since been the playground for the saltwater fly fishermen. As one of the first fisheries developed after the saltwater movement in Florida in the late 1960’s and
If the sight of triggerfish tails glinting on the flats makes your heart beat faster or you find yourself casting at small dark rocks and peach coloured coral then you may well have succumbed
Things are still “changeable” in Guatemala. One day the sun is out and the seas are calm – the next a quick front can push through and drive up the