Alphonse Island Fishing News – 26th November – 3rd December 2022 It’s been another successful week on St Francois atoll, clear skies with little wind made for good conditions throughout
Planning on fishing in the Indian Ocean? Now is the time to set aside the dates as all of the Indian Ocean operations are filling up quickly. Cosmoledo is fully booked
The Cosmoledo and Astove most recent update from Keith Rose-Innes is below, for those of who who have read the Astove second, the opening paragraph I repeated for continuity. After
Astove atoll has seen an enormous amount of change in a short space of time, culminating with the rebuilding of the original coral house, once home to Mark Veevers-Carter and
The Indian Ocean not only has a vast array of species to target but an equally wide mix of operations to choose from for fishermen and an equally wide choice
Although saltwater anglers now travel much further afield search of a wider range of species to target on fly, the Indian Ocean remains the prime saltwater flats fishing destination, the
Having completed its first full season, Astove atoll had a pretty successful season overall. The original coral house has now been fully renovated into a very comfortable lodge to house six anglers in
Sadly this week marked the end to our first 10 weeks at our new Astove Atoll Lodge. True to what Astove has continued to produce during this season the fishing
It was a first time experience for most of the team this week with 4 first timers to Seychelles and 1 “soon to become angler” casting his first fly. John
Nine long years I have waited to return to one of the most out of the way places I have ever been. Nine long years left wondering if I would
The week started off like a dream with Grant Mackenzie winning the tussle against a 109 cm GT early on the first morning. As the week progressed the big GTs
A wet windy start to the week but boy did the fishing start off well. Harrald Claessen and Robert Gilchrist were quick out of the blocks with 18 GTs for