Astove GT

Cosmoledo Availability 2021 Cosmoledo has become the benchmark for anglers seeking the ultimate saltwater flats destination. It has developed into one of the best GT fisheries in the world. The

Cosmoledo Atoll, 5 – 12 December 2020 Week two started with a bang! All guests, except two, were seasonal returners to this incredible part of the world, so expectations were high

Alphonse Fishing Report 7-14 November 2020 Alphonse Island’s week five of the season was met with cloudy weather and passing squalls which cleared by midweek. Tides were in the latter-end

Alphonse Fishing Report 24th-31st October 2020 As the world has started to open up and the spirits have been lifted, we have been fortunate enough to welcome a few fishing

Alphonse Fishing Report 14th – 26th September 2020   The great fishing from week one of the season continued through to week two with some outstanding catches noted. The weeks

Alphonse Fishing Report 11th – 18th September 2020   The long wait for the start of the 2020 – 2021 Alphonse Island season is finally over with the arrival of three

After a break of four months, old friends and fellow guides are a welcome sight. Some you would see on Mahe the night before the internal flight, but most on

November 2012 saw Charlotte Chilcott back on Alphonse with her hosted week. As always, looking forward to whatever the atoll, the tides and fishing gods threw at her. The week

Cosmoledo Season Roundup Part 3 Week 14 saw the return of many familiar faces that have visited Cosmoledo before. George Mabreger started the week with a splendid one metre GT,

Cosmoledo Season Roundup Part 2 Week 8 and 9 of the season was used to give the fishery a bit of a mid-season break. We invited a few special guests

Cosmoledo Season Roundup Part 1 The first week of the 2019-2020 Cosmoledo season welcomed 10 anglers who were met with testing conditions. However, it certainly wasn’t all doom and gloom

Astove Fishing Report 16th – 23rd March 2020 Week 19 was a combination of leisure and fishing guests on the island. With the tide shifting from neaps to springs this