Alphonse Island, Seychelles This tiny, arrow shaped island remains relatively undiscovered by those looking for a Robinson Crusoe island hideaway. Although no newcomer to a flats fisherman, Alphonse is a beautiful island
Aardvark McLeod and Castaway Flyfishing Company are delighted to announce the combining of their two operations as of 1st October 2022. While each will continue to retain its own distinct
We have reached the time of year where we commence rebooking the Laxa I Kjos for 2023. We have gone through the first part of the rebooking phase and now
Alphonse Island, Seychelles This tiny, arrow shaped island remains relatively undiscovered by those looking for a Robinson Crusoe island hideaway. Although no newcomer to a flats fisherman, Alphonse is a beautiful island
A proposal by utility Southern Water to lift restrictions on the amount of water it takes from the River Test is being challenged by anglers. On 19 July the water
One of our friends Will Shropshire has written a stunning novel “Silver Ghosts”, a delightful tale of a boy who discovers salmon fishing. All the proceeds are going to a
Lat minute cancellations have opened a very rare opportunity to fish Providence and Farquhar atolls at a discounted rate. If vaccinated, you no longer have to have a Covid-19 test
For a long time we have been searching for a specific sea trout fishing in Iceland for those that are fixated with this species and we are delighted to announce
We are delighted to announce that from the beginning of the 2022 season our exclusive fishery at Testcombe on the River Test will now control both banks of the fishery
Finally, the Seychelles is off the UK red list and we can travel back to the world’s most prolific saltwater fishery! I get a little thrill running through me when
From next season 2022 we are delighted to announce that we will be adding the famous Stóra Laxá to our portfolio of rivers in Iceland. The Stóra Laxa has long
Lake Thingvallavatn has held a certain amount of mystery for those who love brown trout. The first mystery is on how to actually pronounce it! ‘Thingvatlervarten’ I think is the