Slovenia; A paradise only hours away
Only a couple of hours travel from the UK Slovenia is a must visit fly fishing destination. Nestled in the heart of Europe this small country offers some of the
Only a couple of hours travel from the UK Slovenia is a must visit fly fishing destination. Nestled in the heart of Europe this small country offers some of the
The mid-summer fly fishing on the English chalkstreams has witnessed some fairly unseasonable windy and rainy storms. Air temperatures have been up and down, but most importantly some freshening rain
The chalkstream fly fishing season has primarily been one of low water so far. Whilst July finished up with some incredibly hot weather around the UK, broken by some heavy
Iceland Report 6 August 2019 The season in the land of fire and ice continues in much the same vain at this point in early August and it has mostly
We love the Poronui Lodge on the North Island of New Zealand due to its private word class trout fly fishing but that is not the only thing on offer.
Iceland Report 23 July 2019 The weather conditions in Iceland are continuing in a similar vain to previous weeks sadly with still no serious rain appearing on the West coast.
If you have recently been wondering how best to go about booking a fishing trip to New Zealand we hope you will find some useful information here. We will answer
The extreme low water conditions that the West coast rivers have been experiencing has made the fishing conditions very tough. Combined with blue skies and blazing sunshine with air temperatures
The Icelandic season has opened to some low water conditions for this time of year, especially on the West coast. There have been some very mixed temperatures making fishing pretty
As the first scythes begin to shape the spring weed growth on the River Test we are brought the harsh reality that the mayfly fly fishing on the chalkstreams is
The river fly fishing season varies slightly depending on which part of New Zealand you are fishing in. For Owen River Lodge at the top of the South Island the
The River Kennet is one of England’s most important chalkstreams. Some 45 miles long, it is the largest tributary of the Thames and in summer months contributes up to half