This past week on Cosmoledo Atoll was a perfect kick off to our 2024/25 season

The season so far has been epic all round. Nine anglers from America were keen to hit the flats in week 7

The final week of November was very much a continuation of the previous weeks gone by in terms of weather and fishing.

The sixth week of the season brought with it epic weather conditions that one might see when looking at a postcard and the fish were fired up

The third week of November brought picturesque weather to Alphonse and St François, along with fantastic fishing conditions

Ten anglers and friends from America joined forces and set out to conquer the flats of Farquhar

This week started off a bit trickier with a few days of low light but gave way to postcard-perfect, glassy days to close out the week

Week four of the season started off with ten guests from across Ireland, USA and the UK.

The first week of November served up some beautiful weather and some very enjoyable spring tides

Seven guests from the UK and Ireland joined forces to tally up the species and numbers as best they could for week three.

The final week of October bought us a variety of weather conditions and mixed fortunes on the fishing front.

The opening week of the Farquhar season started off with an aura of expectation. Seven guests from Russia, Germany and America were greeted with beautiful weather

Another fantastic week of weather and fishing was enjoyed by the guests who joined us for the third week of the high season. We enjoyed some massive spring tides.

The second week of the high season was a very special week of fishing on St Francois. Our guests took advantage of our massive bonefish population, with a great number being caught.

An absolute belter of a fishing week kicked off our high season on Alphonse and St Francois Atolls. We had an incredible week where all of our ‘big 5’ species were spotted and caught.

The last week of September was an incredible week of weather and fishing alike with almost all of our well renowned species showing their faces and taking flies.

The week started off in true St Francois fashion with an epic bonefish session. Thousands of bonefish moved off the flats as the tide dropped.

OK so we now look to have a decent spell of weather ahead. The river is in good shape and fishing 7-11 August was good

The weather. The weather!!!! It has been raining non-stop since the last week of July and the river has been largely in terrible condition.

What a party! The past five days have produced some excellent fishing, with just over 200 salmon landed