In our latest YouTube video Alex Jardine explores the verdant jungles of Nicaragua in Central America for the magnificent tarpon fishing on offer at Tapam Lodge. We seriously doubt that
Fishermen looking for an adventurous angling experience will enjoy this new mobile camping outpost of Makhangoa Community Camp in Lesotho’s Bekong Valley. The mobile camp option will be available in
Alphonse Island is open all year round for both fishing and leisure guests. We’ll keep this page of 2024/25 Alphonse Island fishing news updated with all the latest action from
We are delighted to share the Bolivia 2025 season fishing reports from the Tsimane Bolivian jungle lodges Sécure, Pluma (including heli-fishing) and Agua Negra. These three superb, remote lodges offer
As the tenth season at Kendjam Lodge in Brazil begins we’re delighted to bring you the fishing reports from this stunning spot. Keep in touch with this page for all
In our latest YouTube video Alex Jardine heads to Norway’s iconic River Namsen, “The Queen of Rivers”, to visit Namsentunet Lodge. He sits down Vetle Tobias Salberg to discuss everything
Imagine fishing in some of the world’s most beautiful, far-flung destinations AND staying in lodges full of home from home comfort. Not always easy to achieve in the angling world
Alex Jardine was delighted to visit Tapam tarpon lodge after it reopened this year. His trip report gives a full account of his time there – well worth a read
Eleven Cedar Lodge is a superb spot in one of New Zealand’s most epic angling destinations. Sitting in five acres of grounds on the banks of South Island’s Makarora River,
The past few weeks at Mayazul Lodge have brought exciting action on the flats. Permit fishing has been solid, and anglers are consistently crossing paths with migratory tarpon. While the
The 2025 Norway salmon fishing season once again brings much excitement and hopefully the chance of a catching big Atlantic salmon. For more information about salmon fishing in Norway please
The 2025 Iceland salmon season has started with a noticeable delay across the country, with many rivers running two to three weeks behind where they would typically be by mid-July.