fishing in the Indian Ocean

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 – 19th to 26th November 2022 We enjoyed another wonderful week’s fishing on Alphonse during my recent November hosted week. The weather was mostly kind with

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

We are delighted to announce that after many years finally St Brandon’s in Mauritius is reopening for fishermen in the 2023 season. St Brandon’s offers the finest flats fishing for

Space on all of the atolls in the Seychelles is very limited in 2022 and 2023, but due to late cancellations some excellent weeks have become available in November and

Bonefish, the ghost of the flats, are one of the most exciting species to target when fly fishing. Difficult to spot in even the shallowest of saltwater flats, they move

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

Space on all of the atolls in the Seychelles is very limited in 2022, but due to late cancellations some wonderful weeks have become available in January and February on

Space on all of the atolls in the Seychelles is very limited in 2022, but due to late cancellations some wonderful weeks have become available in January and February. This

Bonefish, the ghost of the flats, are one of the most exciting species to target when fly fishing. Difficult to spot in even the shallowest of saltwater flats, they move