Arctic char fishing in Greenland has been on my radar for a long time but for various reasons I have never actually taken the plunge. That all changed last year when, on the way to host a group on the East Ranga in Iceland, I spoke to Valgerdur Arnardottir (Arni Baldursson’s daughter) who had just come back from Greenland and was utterly raving about it.

The 2018 season has seen the Yokanga perform at its very best. The spring melt arrived at exactly the normal time and with snow levels within normal parameters, the season panned out precisely as it should.

The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) has launched a new book to increase understanding of shoot conservation and to raise standards by increasing awareness of Guns’ legal and ethical obligations including tackling some of the most controversial issues affecting shooting today...

Six months is a long time in the Natural World, and even more so in the heather-clad uplands of Northern England and Scotland. Most moors started the winter with good, healthy stocks of grouse, having had solid seasons last year. Who would have foreseen the effects of the long, challenging winter that was to come...

Laxa in Kjos 88 fish for three days...

2018 will not go down as one of our more stellar years but finding reasons as to why that should be the case may be harder than it looks, although being fishermen, it will not stop us trying!

The Yokanga is off to a fantastic start, with the biggest fish caught so far weighing in at 36.5lbs...

What a funny place Cuba is. The faster the world of technology moves, the further behind Havana seems to be...

 On 21^st May 2018 at the Westminster Kingsway College, London, the members of the British Game Alliance (BGA) spoke openly and honestly to some of the leading members of the shooting community about the current state of the game meat industry whilst introducing what is to be, a ground breaking nationwide initiative.

We have had a fantastic opening opening week...