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Keep an eye on this page for the Xingu River 2026 season fishing reports which include highlights and statistics from the season. The Xingu River is the best payara destination

The 2026 Providence Atoll season ran from early January to the end of March, spanning eleven consecutive weeks of world class fly fishing across some of the most remote and

Hidden deep in the Brazilian Amazon, Rio Marié is the largest peacock bass fishery in the world and a wonderful choice for exciting jungle fishing. With 600 miles of strictly

“A pelican lumbers off its perch on the side of a boat, taking to the air like some old flying boat and reaching the apex of its climb, wheels around

Estancia Maria Behety and La Villa have a long established reputation as being two of the best lodges on the Rio Grande and because of this many rods return to

Fly Fishing Bucket List, the latest addition to our brochure portfolio, explores the Aardvark McLeod team’s favourite “once-in-a-lifetime” fishing destinations. While putting it together, we realised that between us we’ve

Nestled between Nicaragua and Panama, Costa Rica lives up to its name the “Rich Coast”. Its progressive environmental policies have allowed both land and sea to flourish, making it one

A new way to experience futa Lodge Guests at Futa Lodge will find a new way to enjoy Chilean Patagonia during the 2026/2027 season, when anglers, families, couples and non-anglers

Autumn in Patagonia offers some of the best fishing of the year. At El Encuentro Lodge, anglers will find golden lenga forests, crisp air, and low, clear rivers create ideal

We are delighted to now be able to offer fly fishing in the Galápagos Islands. How, you might well ask, given these islands comprise one of the most protected marine

We are now less than six weeks away from the start of another Icelandic salmon season, and the sense of anticipation is building. It has been a relatively late spring

Fly fishing in New Zealand’s early season months – October to December – is often overlooked for its variability, but that’s exactly where the advantage lies. Fish haven’t seen pressure