Saltwater fishing

As dawn broke we woke to perfect conditions and all were raging to head out onto the flats. The Archer Family and Co, whom were experiencing flats fishing for the

Any week with Dave Hall is going to be fun, but add two South Africans, a German, a Brit, and a bohemian Texan and you have a recipe for a

As the season of consistent fishing and incredible experiences rolls on, another week of phenomenal fishing with great clients has come–and-gone on Alphonse Island. With another full complement of guests,

Since early November we’ve known that this week was going to be different. We’d been told that one single angler had booked out the entire island for his own sporting

The Los Roques archipelago remains one of our favourite saltwater flats destinations. It consistently produces good numbers of larger bonefish along with shots at big permit, rolling tarpon and a

“Tarpon at 2 o´clock, 25 meters, back cast now! Too short.. five meters more, cast again, fast. Good, let it sink…now strip, strip…RING, it is my alarm clock. It is

After a productive week of preparations we welcomed our first group of anglers for the season, a party of 10 guests from France. The group, who has fished with us multiple times, was obviously

We welcomed a group of anglers from all corners of the globe for our second trip of the season on Farquhar, including some new friends as well some familiar faces.

We experienced some tough conditions on Farquhar during the third week of the season, the extremely flat conditions and warm temperatures heating up large parts of the lagoon. These conditions

I am just back from Farquhar Atoll, an amazing place where I had the almost perfect week… This was the first time I had travelled with Aardvark McLeod and I

For over two decades Gabon has been on my radar for an unforgettable angling adventure. Finally the dream became reality and what an adventure it was! Welcome to “Jurassic Park” was

Alphonse Island welcomed back a great family and friends group. Some were familiar faces who were looking to make up for fish lost on previous trips whilst others were newcomers