Grayling: The Lady of the Stream
Grayling, often referred to affectionately as the lady of the stream due to their long dorsal fin that often dances in the current, has had a mixed past between being
Grayling, often referred to affectionately as the lady of the stream due to their long dorsal fin that often dances in the current, has had a mixed past between being
Tigerfish comprise five currently recognized species within the genus Hydrocynus, each occupying distinct African geographical areas while sharing the same fundamental design. Freshwater apex predators, they have laterally compressed bodies,
Fly fishing for bonefish is one of the most exhilarating experiences a fly fisherman can enjoy. Often referred to as the “ghosts of the flats,” bonefish are known for their
Fly fishing for Atlantic salmon – the “Silver Tourist” – is perhaps the most honest and soulful form of angling. These fish return from the ocean without the intention of
Fly fishing for giant trevally (GT) is widely regarded as one of the most thrilling and adrenaline-pumping pursuits in the sport. Known as the “gangsters of the flats,” GTs are
Trout occupy a unique place in the world of fly fishing, not just as a target species, but as the fish that shaped the culture, craft, and spirit of the
Often referred to as fork tailed devils, permit have developed a healthy reputation as being especially awkward and unforgiving. With so many other great species to target on the flats
As dawn breaks, and that first caffeine hit of the morning begins to take effect, this is the time of the silver king… Although the light is flat at this
Fly fishing for Pacific salmon is a raw, immersive experience — one shaped by scale, wilderness, and the sheer abundance of life. Unlike their Atlantic cousins, Pacific salmon arrive in
There’s a certain electricity that rolls off a flat when the tide begins to change. The light seems to sharpen and the flat feels like a living thing – breathing
The largest salmonid in the world, Taimen are capable of reaching notable sizes with fish up to 62 cm having been recorded. They can be very long lived and while
Peacock bass occupy a singular place in the world of fly fishing. They are not subtle, not delicate, and never incidental. For many anglers, the first encounter with a peacock