Seychelles; Providence fishing report 25 October to 1 November 2016
Coming off the neap tides we were excited to get up to the northern part of the atoll in search of some exciting Bonefish and Triggerfish fishing. The first day
Coming off the neap tides we were excited to get up to the northern part of the atoll in search of some exciting Bonefish and Triggerfish fishing. The first day
We welcomed to Providence a group of friends from the UK who although have fished Farquhar with us multiple times, along with a three ball from SA. This would be
Renowned for their speed and ferocity, Giant Trevally are one of the most sought after fish in the Indian Ocean. Even for seasoned anglers these beasts prove to be a
This week on Alphonse Island saw the tidal movement slowly shift from spring tides to neaps resulting in slower water movement, a type of tide is more conducive to fishing
Alphonse Island is probably the world’s premier destination for consistently targeting Milkfish on fly. The sight of a group of daisy-chaining milkfish will even have the most experienced anglers weak
The first week of the highly anticipated Cosmoledo 2016 – 17 season kicked off with a bang. The first group of guests aboard our luxurious 85ft mother ship, Lone Star, included
With rates now out for Bahamas in 2017, it is an ideal time to take advantage of cheaper direct flights to Nassau and book early for your time with H20
Providence atoll in the Seychelles offers adventurous anglers the opportunity to step back in time and experience flats that are largely unvisited, rarely fished and because of its remoteness, are
The second week of our Providence season welcomed a new group of friends hosted by Travis and Rance from Patagonia River Guides. Also joining the group from PRG were Alex and
I have been addicted to saltwater fly fishing since my first trip to Belize in the 1990s. Since then the addiction has grown into a passion that has very nearly
The Autumn time is very different on Los Roques than the rest of the season as at this time of year the archipelago can experience some much higher than normal
St Brandon’s atoll has kicked off in fine form, and the report from week two makes for great reading. Enjoy. After a highly productive and enjoyable open trip of the