Los Roques, Venezuela, Day 5
Right out on the north western edge of the archipelago is a very long beach flat key called Carenero. This and the small keys of Lanqui and Mosquitoqui have long
Right out on the north western edge of the archipelago is a very long beach flat key called Carenero. This and the small keys of Lanqui and Mosquitoqui have long
Today the morning began with blazing sunshine, and there was an excited chatter at breakfast. The wind laid down and breakfast was dispatched with utmost haste as everyone piled out
Sunday certainly has not been day of rest. The weather has been a little tough, and we were greeted with overcast skies and reasonably strong winds. However, Will Proger and
The morning greeted us with much of the same weather, and the crossing over the deeper water to the pancake flats was a little rough. Note to self, if you
The trip started well with our flight from Lisbon on TAP (Air Portugal ) being practically empty. This allowed all of us to have four seats to ourselves! Nice! On
As I frantically pack before my immanent escape from these cold shores to the warmth of Venezuela it has dawned on me that packing for international fishing trips is turning
I had a conversation with a client on Friday evening who had just returned from Argentina and told me a harrowing story. While fishing on one of the rivers in
Attaching the leader to the fly line is down to personal preference, but my favoured technique is to use a braided loop. However, it is best to make the braided
Phil Mellor kindly put this togther as a demonstration of how to fight a trevally. With a 12# rod and 130lbs leader that we use in the Indian Ocean it