Aardvark McLeod

Blue winged olive; I am a fly fishing addict, and whilst any day spent on the water provides me with my fix there is one thing I hope for more

Although there is very little space remaining in 2018 on Providence, Farquhar or St Brandon’s atolls, it is not to late to book yourself some prime flats time. All three

The 2018 salmon season is fast approaching, 2017 saw mixed fortunes for salmon but the Langá River has once again proved that it is a good option during low water years. Following

Mexico has long since been the playground for the saltwater fly fishermen. As one of the first fisheries developed after the saltwater movement in Florida in the late 1960’s and

Things are still “changeable” in Guatemala. One day the sun is out and the seas are calm – the next a quick front can push through and drive up the

Are you looking to head to the Caribbean flats of Central America but finding it hard to decide between Mexico and Belize? They both offer fantastic flats fishing for bonefish,

Wildman Lake Lodge, remote fishing Alaska. Coho, chinook (king salmon). There are a plethora of lodges in Alaska, so much so that it becomes overwhelming when trying to choose the

Skeena Spey Lodge fishing steelhead, coho, chinook British Columbia, Canada. WHY VISIT SKEENA SPEY LODGE? Private launch; no more queueing for boat launches. The lodges has its own, exclusive and

Being the opening day of a new season we opted to spread out across the atoll to see where the concentration of fish were highest. It was evident early on

We are very excited this year to add Straumfjardara to our portfolio of Atlantic salmon rivers in Iceland. This unique river located up on Snaefells peninsular on the west coast of

Phil Ratcliffe went fly fishing in Bosnia on an Aardvark McLeod exclusive week in September 2017. Phil is a fully qualified casting instructor, Sage and Fulling Mill representative based in

As the Farquhar season kicked off we have been really excited about welcoming our clients to the new lodge this season. Having watched it develop on our various trips down