This week was undoubtedly our best GT fishing week and arguably our best all-around fishing week. Our guests enjoyed excellent weather, great tidal movement, and heaps of hungry fish, making many dreams come true.

Our last week of the season on Cosmoledo was mainly based on neap tides.

The weather held for most of the week on Astove. Every part of the atoll was explored in search of fish.

To no surprise, Alphonse Island continued to provide prime catches this week. Even with some strong winds and rainfall, our anglers had a memorable week with lots of excellent catches.

As the festive season unfolded on the flats of St. Francois, new angling adventures came to life. From epic GT encounters to wrangling permit and milkfish, we have it all. Stay tuned as we share the highlights from the Festive Season on Alphonse Island.

This week at Cosmoledo Atoll was truly one for the books! We witnessed an extraordinary catch in both quantity and size

Providence proved to be a fantastic fishing destination with all the impressive catches made throughout the week

Farquhar welcomed nine anglers from America this week. They arrived to spectacular weather and tranquil, calm seas.

We had a bustling week at Astove, filled with daily tales of adventure and fantastic angling

This week of the season brought a mixture of weather conditions. Many days featured some sunshine, but squalls would build at times too

Giant trevally, triggers, and more made their mark this week at Providence.

This week on Cosmoledo started with spring tides, transitioning into neap tides by the end of the week.

From day one, there was a buzz of excitement as all the boys eagerly ventured onto the flats.

Hungry fish and excellent conditions lead to one of the best weeks of fishing of the Northeast season so far.

Yesterday we broke through the 500 fish barrier with a catch of 48 fish including quite a lot of grilse.

We have been extremely lucky on the East Ranga with some utterly stunning fresh fish being caught in the early days of July.

On July 10, 2023 a fissure eruption started on the Reykjanes Peninsula

The 2023 Salmon fishing season has kicked off in Iceland, ushering in a wave of excitement and anticipation among fishers both at home and abroad.

East Ranga was one of Iceland’s two most prolific rivers, producing over 3800 salmon in four months to an average of 16 rods.

Some great drone footage of Giant Trevally hunting onto the flats.