Despite some challenging weather on Alphonse and Farquhar the beginning of February has heralded some great fishing in these remarkable saltwater destinations. Here’s the early February fishing news from the
Here’s the latest fishing news from Alphonse Island, Cosmoledo and Farquhar Atolls in the Seychelles. The GTs have been out in force along with some great trigger action and trophy
Alphonse Island – 21st to 28th January 2023 Alphonse saw some of the largest tidal fluctuations of the season in this late-January week, packing most of the action into short
Alphonse Island – 14th to 21st January 2023 Persistent wind and scattered rain showers plagued the week, which made for tougher fishing on St Francois Atoll. But there were gaps
Despite some tough weather, the second week of 2023 proves an exceptional one on St Francois with some record fish landed. Cosmoledo is fishing well with good weather and spring
Alphonse Island – 31st December 2022 to 6th January 2023 It’s been another memorable week fishing Alphonse Island, Bitjoutier and St Francois Atoll, and anglers have enjoyed targeting the big
Alphonse Island – 24th to 31st December The last few weeks on Alphonse Island have contributed to an incredible end to the year. This week’s fishing news was no different.
Alphonse Island Fishing News – 17th to 24th December 2022 Guests enjoyed a special week of fishing on Alphonse with the tide chart looking ripe for a variety of species
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
Alphonse Island Fishing News – 12th to 19th November 2022 The week began with less-than-ideal weather around Alphonse Island but cleaned up slightly towards the end of the week. The
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