Tarpon

Weather: Rain on Sat. evening gave way to beautiful, mostly sunny conditions this week. The wind was consistent, and the tides were nearly ideal. Water Temp: 80-81 degrees Wind: The typical

We are pleased to report that Los Roques is having a fantastic season so far and all our groups have really enjoyed their time on this stunning archipelago. The fishing

Fishing Crooked Acklins Island Bahamas Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon When you first think about fishing in the Bahamas big bonefish appear top of the list. Whilst this is true and this

May and June are typically considered as low season months in The Bahamas. The Northern Hemisphere warms up at this time and the trout and salmon fishing opportunities begin to

The Los Roques archipelago remains one of our favourite saltwater flats destinations. It consistently produces good numbers of larger bonefish along with shots at big permit, rolling tarpon and a

“Tarpon at 2 o´clock, 25 meters, back cast now! Too short.. five meters more, cast again, fast. Good, let it sink…now strip, strip…RING, it is my alarm clock. It is

We are delighted to announce that Crooked Island trophy Lodge is now open for business after the terrible damage it received during the Autumn hurricane. It is wonderful to see

Weather: The week began with brisk winds from the prior week’s cold front (hopefully, the last of the season) which transitioned to pleasant, calm breezes and clear skies. The tail-end

Weather: Nice warm week mostly fair skies. Winds: A couple perfect days with a 10 mph easterly winds and some other days 12–16 mph, and a few too windy days

Ascension Bay is one of the most pristine fisheries in the Caribbean providing a genuine chance to target and catch permit, tarpon and bonefish. It’s part of the Sian Kaan

British Airways will begin operating a direct flight service to Costa Rica from April 2016. They will fly from Gatwick Airport to San José in 10 hours 50 minutes. The

Frosts, sleety-rain and grey skies is just some of what the UK will offer us this winter, but why not escape it all and head to sun, sea and sand?