Triggerfish

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

Joining us for the season opener was a group of familiar faces and friends from our St Brandon’s program. It would however be their first experience with us on Providence

St Brandon’s atoll, Mauritius; a far flung saltwater fly fisherman’s outpost, home of legendary big fish. After a super smooth crossing onboard the two sport fishers, we welcomed our first

Hardy Pro Andy Mill has been a household name in the saltwater arena for a generation. Competing in two Olympics and two World Championships paved a smooth transition to the

As Mayas Dugong starts her journey from Mahé down to Farquhar and then on to Providence we can’t wait to see what happens this season. Of all the atolls in

Don’t miss out! After the success of the 2016 season on the Nubian Flats, the weeks are filling up quickly for the coming 2017 season. Fishing the Nubian Flats is

Andy Mill and Howard Croston of Hardy have been on the beautiful flats of Los Roques over the last two weeks testing new products and shooting a new saltwater film.

Fishing Crooked Acklins Island Bahamas Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon The fishing at Crooked and Acklins Islands in the Bahamas continues to be strong, with the diversity of fish available to target

We were fortunate to be visited last week by a very old friend, Chris Yrazabal, the owner of Sightcast on Los Roques in Venezuela. Sightcast and Aardvark McLeod began at

Fishing Crooked Acklins Islands Bahamas Bonefish, Permit, Triggerfish The fishing at Crooked and Acklins Islands keeps going from strength to strength, especially as they continue to explore and understand new

Providence atoll, in the southern Seychelles, is a vast and relatively untouched flats wilderness. With very little fishing pressure due to its remote location, Providence has to be on the