bluefin trevally

The Nubian flats of Sudan have proved themselves year on year and yet still manage to throw us piscatorial surprises. Without a shadow of a doubt it has claimed the

Week one of the Farquhar season started as a 10 day trip. Our guests were able to experience this unique fishery with a cycle spring tides moving into neaps. Rodger

An extract from “GT – a Fly Fishers guide to Giant Trevally” Early in my saltwater career as I fished around the Caribbean I heard tales of this mad fish

It is never too early to book flats time in the Indian Ocean and experience these unique atolls first hand. Offering totally different experiences, there is an atoll for everyone.

Farquhar Atoll Fishing News 7th – 12th December 2019 Weather conditions throughout the week very good with mostly sun and little wind. Tides started off as a cycle of neaps

Although there is little space remaining on Alphonse, Farquhar, Astove and Cosmoledo it is not too late to book your time away in Seychelles. Whether fishing or just relaxing on

Farquhar Atoll Fishing News 27th November – 4th December 2019 Another interesting week of fishing on Farquhar has come to an end. Weather was a challenge throughout the week with

Farquhar Atoll Fishing News 20th – 27th November 2019 Another incredible week of flats fishing has come to an end. Weather conditions were mostly sunny with varied wind direction. Wind

Farquhar Atoll Fishing News 14th – 20th November 2019 Another week of flats fishing has come to an end. Weather conditions this week were tough early in the week but

Farquhar Atoll Fishing News 6th – 13th November 2019 Another week of flats fishing on Farquhar has come to an end. Weather conditions throughout most of the week were tough

Alphonse fishing report 2nd – 9th November 2019 Anglers on Alphonse were fortunate to experience some extremely good weather through much of the week, these favourable conditions held until the

I have been doing the same saltwater fishing trip for the last four years, and I am going again next year – Providence Atoll in the Seychelles. Why is this