Alphonse Celebrated The Last Milkfish Of 2014!
Jan hooked, fought and landed a nice Milkfish after a 1 hour 35 minute flight that endured 2 jumps and 6 greyhounds. What a way to finish the year as
Jan hooked, fought and landed a nice Milkfish after a 1 hour 35 minute flight that endured 2 jumps and 6 greyhounds. What a way to finish the year as
The Indian Ocean offers saltwater anglers bonefishing to a consistently high standard as well as a huge variety of species, not least the turbo charged milkfish and aggressive GTs. Alphonse Island combines all of that with
It has been a great end to 2014, with an early start to the turtle hatchling season. Guests are getting the opportunity to see one of natures’ marvels first hand,
With the continuing wet and miserable UK winter it is nice to let our minds drift back to moments when the warm orange thing was in the sky. The shooting
The last two weeks have been a busy, fun-filled time for the dive team. During the final week of 2014, we had 2 new fun divers, Radmila and Allan, who
Stephen’s fishing week in Los Roques could not have started better, conditions were good with bright sunshine, blue sky for as far as the eye could see, and perfect visibility.
As the Christmas festivities finish and the excitement of New Year is over, our thoughts of salmon and trout fishing in the summer put a spring in our step. It
The light North-Westerly winds have finally arrived after a lengthy delay. The change in wind direction was met by an explosion of Milkfish feeding on the flats, in the channels
Day one dawned with high hopes. Pick up at 7.00am from the hotel followed by a half hour drive down a forest track to move the 20km to the boats.
This summer El Pescador Lodge renovated its guest rooms to improve the great operation they currently run. Please take a look at the pictures below to see the new look
The two taimen operations we work with in Mongolia have done a tremendous amount of work in protecting and improving the taimen populations and habitat throughout Mongolia. This work cannot
Flat calm seas, hot weather and the presence of big GT’s continued on from previous weeks. Peter Barlow was the first to strike with a monster GT measuring 120cm and