dry fly fishing

We have reached the time of year where we commence rebooking the Laxa I Kjos for 2021. We gone through the rebooking phase and now know what space we have

We are just receiving the first availability and pricing from some of our Icelandic rivers as we begin the rebooking process for 2021 in earnest. Over the course of this

In a world that has been in somewhat in a state of flux for the travelling angler we have hit the stage of the year of rebooking Iceland for 2021.

Join thousands of other anglers to help reduce the litter around our waters. Anglers Against Litter is the Angling Trust’s campaign to provide a voice for anglers to engage with

Chalkstream fly fishing does not finish at the end of the trout season, but is extended by the wonderful winter grayling season. Referred to as ‘the lady of the stream’,

It has been an unusual season in Iceland to say the least, but overall the fishing has once again been consistent. The beginning of the season started on a very

For those unaware of what a APPG is, and I was one. It is an All-Party Parliamentary Group. These informal cross-party groups have no official status within Parliament and are

Over the past few years my primary focus has been trout and saltwater fishing so swinging flies for salmon has taken a bit of a back seat. I have been

I have been fortunate enough to have guided Tony several times on Alphonse over the years. So I was delighted when he kindly invited Alex and I to fish the

We have been fortunate over the last couple of weeks to have spent plenty of time fishing and guiding on some of our local chalkstreams. Recent unsettled  weather has made

The last week in Iceland has been interesting to say the least. After the rain the previous week the sky cleared to be replaced with some stunning summer weather. Sadly,

If you spend much of your time swinging a two hander on large rivers and fishing down and across it is easy to think “this is salmon fishing, and this