Fly fishing

Named the Queen’s Gardens by Christopher Columbus, the Jardines de la Reina is a pristine chain of islands that run more than one hundred miles along Cuba’s south-eastern coast. This

Perfect Team Day: Fishing, Fine Dining, Laughter, and Bonding Last season we had the pleasure of experiencing an office team bonding day  at a top-notch corporate hospitality venue. The day

This is an invitation to come and join the River Wylye syndicate. There are very limited numbers available to keep pressure minimal on the water so it will be sold

Beneath their tranquil exterior, Chalkstreams hold a hidden realm of excitement. Swift currents and crystal-clear waters create an ideal haven for brown trout and grayling. However, the depths also harbour

Belize River Lodge was the country’s first fishing lodge and has been in continuous operation since 1960. Situated on the lush, green banks of the Belize Olde River, the main lodge

Anglers at Soul Fly Lodge can expect a beautiful fishery with great opportunities to target bonefish, permit, triggerfish, mutton snapper, barracuda and more. Short runs combined with options to fish

The Winsnes Fly Fishing Lodge in Norway has a rich history dating back to 1882 when it was founded by the first British salmon fishers, known as the ‘Salmon Lords’

Andros South is located on Andros Island, one on the most famous angling destinations in The Bahamas and has developed a reputation worldwide as a fantastic fishery for a range

In 1997, Lincoln Westby and his wife Perline decided to build a fishing lodge in Southern Belize, located in one of the worlds most productive permit fisheries. Coined, “permit alley”

Andros Island in The Bahamas is the largest of 26 inhabited Bahamian Islands. Whilst it is considered a single island it is actually made up of hundreds of small islets,

With over 8,000 kilometres of coastline, Denmark has long held a reputation for being one of the best areas in Europe to target sea trout in saltwater. While there are

On the surface, the chalkstreams often appear a calm and sedate place, but under the surface it is quite a different story. Brown trout and grayling thrive in the swift