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Alphonse fishing report 21st – 28th September 2019 Wind speeds dropped for the first week of the Alphonse season. With anti fouling still under their nails from prepping the fleet, the

The first A’mani charter of the season As the Alphonse Fishing Co. season progresses and the seasons change to almost a full NW monsoon, one of the more unique trips

It is not too late to arrange a Christmas getaway, either by yourselves or with family and friends. Why not explore the many, fabulous options in Seychelles? Take advantage of

We have the availability for both 2019 and 2020 so please contact us for those details and we will be happy to set aside rods for you in your preferred

Cosmoledo Atoll Fly Fishing News 15 – 22 March With last week’s windy conditions persisting through to the start of this week, the first three days of the trip made

Astove Atoll Fly Fishing News 12 – 19 March 2018 – SLAMS Six eager fishermen descended onto Astove’s flats with bootlaces tight, all the desired kit and the mindset of accomplishing personal

Alphonse Island Fishing News 24 February – 3 March 2018 This week anglers of Alphonse faced very challenging conditions due to a tropical depression off the coast of Madagascar. Heavy

Alphonse Atoll:  570 Bonefish and Great Triggers The last four rods of the current Alphonse season are still up for grabs so please don’t wait if you would still like

Alphonse Island Fishing News   10 – 17 February 2018 – Big GT’s, Triggers and Permit After a long stretch of inclement weather on Alphonse the clouds parted and the winds

Alphonse Island Fishing News 27 January – 3 February 2018 Anglers were met with extreme conditions this week as the waxing to full moon coalesced the spring tides. Most mornings started dismally

Although there is little space remaining on Alphonse, Astove and Cosmoldo it is not too late to book your time away in Seychelles. Whether fishing or just relaxing on the island

Alphonse Island Fishing News 20 – 27 January 2018  Tricky unseasonably wet and windy conditions on Alphonse Island have lingered due to a massive tropical depression off the coast of Madagascar.