Seychelles; Farquhar report 28 March – 4 April 2018, By Lutz Schepers
The long wait was over when I finally met my friend Alfred at Frankfurt airport to escape from the long, cold winter. We are already excited about the species we
The long wait was over when I finally met my friend Alfred at Frankfurt airport to escape from the long, cold winter. We are already excited about the species we
Blue winged olive; I am a fly fishing addict, and whilst any day spent on the water provides me with my fix there is one thing I hope for more
Phil Ratcliffe went fly fishing in Bosnia on an Aardvark McLeod exclusive week in September 2017. Phil is a fully qualified casting instructor, Sage and Fulling Mill representative based in
Africa has always seemed like a long way away to me. As someone who plans nearly all of their movements around where and when the fishing is good, I have
“It’s 5:30am on Providence.” I wake up to the familiar drone of the onboard generator, a sound that initially keeps you awake but over time becomes hard to sleep without.
Andy Jones, visiting Hampshire from Australia, contacted us during the famous mayfly hatches of the southern English chalkstreams looking to fit a day out on the River Test. With luck
Size… I think that is the first thing that crossed my mind as MV Mayas Dugong made its way up the west side of Providence Atoll. The group had been
A ‘perfect’ bonefish session is something that only comes around once in a blue moon. Masses of bonefish dropping off the flats left, right and center often leave guests and
Alphonse Island is probably the world’s premier destination for consistently targeting Milkfish on fly. The sight of a group of daisy-chaining milkfish will even have the most experienced anglers weak
The first week of the highly anticipated Cosmoledo 2016 – 17 season kicked off with a bang. The first group of guests aboard our luxurious 85ft mother ship, Lone Star, included
From Oman, the first report of a striped marlin, caught on fly. With the Oman season coming along well we decided to give the Africanus a rest this week and
This summer has seen exceptionally little rainfall in Iceland, an odd occurrence in a country where the saying goes “if you don’t like the weather just wait five minutes”. The