Sunray Shadow

Sunray Shadow fishing fly The Sunray Shadow; versatility and simplicity personified (by Steffan Jones) The sunray shadow is an immensely useful and versatile fly, often provoking a reaction when nothing

Fishing VARZINA River Russia Kola Peninsula Atlantic salmon VARZINA FISHING REPORTS – 2016 SEASON 10-17TH JUNE This was just an amazing first week of the season at Varzina. Besides the

As spring slowly creeps over the land of fire and ice we are looking forward to the opening of the salmon season with growing anticipation. Trout fishing in some areas

We are look forward to the opening of the Icelandic salmon season with growing anticipation. Thoughts of crystal clear pools filled with finning salmon fresh from the sea fill our

As the Christmas festivities finish and the excitement of New Year is over, our thoughts of salmon and trout fishing in the summer put a spring in our step. It

Many who have fished Iceland regularly will understand my comments in my last report about this season mirroring the 2012 season. It actually transpires that the 2014 season has not

Even though we are coming to the end of August in Iceland rivers on the north and east coasts are still fishing hard. However the world once again focused on

As the Icelandic season continues we are seeing night time temperatures beginning to cool off now as day light hours continue to shorten. An astonishing amount of multi sea wintered

The Icelandic rivers last week have had mixed reports, some rivers performing extremely well and some having a tough time of it. This is partly due to conditions, but also

The fishing in Iceland has accelerated over the last week as water levels have dropped to something near normal and the continuing arrival of the grilse runs and the summer

The sun is currently shining and the grilse runs are continuing to improve along the West Coast of Iceland and this is reflected in increases in the amounts of fish

The grilse runs along the west coast of Iceland are finally beginning to pick-up. However without sounding like a scratched record the majority of the rivers continue to run high,