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
Farquhar Atoll Fishing News 23rd September – 2nd October 2019 The official 2019/2020 Farquhar season is now in full swing. Both guides and guests were extremely excited to get stuck
Providence, Farquhar and St Brandon’s are three of the Indian Ocean’s most remote atolls offering up some of the best wading flats in the world. With bonefish, GTs, permit, a variety
The Indian Ocean not only has a vast array of species to target but an equally wide mix of operations to choose from for fishermen and an equally wide choice
Providence, Farquhar and St Brandon’s are three of the Indian Ocean’s most remote atolls offering up some of the best wading flats in the world. With bonefish, GTs, permit, a variety
The Seychelles fisheries have accelerated in popularity to a huge extent this year as clients scramble for last remaining space to hunt GTs, triggers and bonefish at some of the
The Seychelles has remained one of the holy grails for saltwater fishermen for nearly two decades. When trips to Cosmoledo and Providence atolls were suspended, the hunt for a land-based outer island operation was
The first two blog reports from Farquhar have made it back to the office and we’re excited to share them with you along with the remaining space for 2019. As
Small in landmass, but with an impressive history, Mauritius has been home to everyone from French and Dutch seafarers to Chinese merchants via Arab spice traders to British colonialists. As