Seychelles; Farquhar atoll fishing news 11 to 18 November 2015
A hugely entertaining and fun loving group of anglers from the US joined us on Farquhar this week, some of which were new to the saltwater fly-fishing experience. It was
A hugely entertaining and fun loving group of anglers from the US joined us on Farquhar this week, some of which were new to the saltwater fly-fishing experience. It was
This trip was planned to flee from my 50th birthday celebration at home and spend the day fishing with good friends in a special place on the planet. It transpired
Cosmoledo atoll in the Seychelles still remains the world’s hotspot for numbers of giant trevally. It is not so much of a fishing trip but more of an adventure with
If you want a shot at just about every saltwater species that lives anywhere near Cape York and the Outer GBR, then this is it! This is a special one-time
October is always an amazing time in the Coral Sea, and 2015 was no different. The fishing was at times absolutely insane and was very consistent all month even through
After 15 years working with Airflo I have had the pleasure of fishing many incredible places, but the top destination on my bucket list was one of the most famed
This weeks mood felt like trigger time from the get-go and continued in the same vein as the days went by. With another full complement of guests ready to test
Frosts, sleety-rain and grey skies is just some of what the UK will offer us this winter, but why not escape it all and head to sun, sea and sand?
A pretty solid but extremely enjoyable week was had by all out on St Brandon’s this week. Our friends from Russia and South Africa enjoying a smoothing crossing over to
Farquhar Atoll remains one of the Indian Oceans’ top land based GT spots. There is something truly unique about the wide open turtle grass flats intersected by channels, the rocky
I was intrigued from the beginning by milkfish; listening to tales in the office of fish won and lost. All I heard was how hard they fought. How they never
Adventures of The Grypon In search of the Katenge-Yankie-Zulu I have been reading and watching reports from St Brandon’s atoll in Mauritius for some time and the pull to travel