Isobel S with one of 9 fish she and her husband Ian, landed on just one session on the Rio Grande.  A great session for sure but made slightly more epic when you are told that they were sharing a rod and that the combined weight of those 9 sea trout was 122lbs.  Just an astonishing fishery.

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It was a great fishing week. Lots of fresh fish coming in from the ocean. We had excellent sessions fishing floating lines and sunray shadow or emb.

108 fish for the week.

Dave P was our top rod (as usual) with 23 fish in the net. Clel N landed 22 fish.

Karl S landed the fish of the week: 19 pounds.

A technically challenging week to start the season but despite the conditons a solid start.

Winds from the east, low air temperatures, and a rise of the river on Friday with dirty water, made the fishing tough this week at La Villa. The team landed 30 fish for the week with 2 fish over 15 pounds. Average weight 9 pounds...

The second of two short films made in the highlands back in August showcasing the fabulous Kildonan estate...

After a difficult two weeks, the season on the Umba is now really beginning to pick up.  It is very hard to know if this delay is because of unusually high water, an extraordinary and unexplained influx of pinks or simply that the whole of the Kola appears to be running later than normal – or a combination of all three?

Stop Press! 6 fish landed on the Umba today and all Atlantics too.

Due to commitments in Russia this summer I was forced to reduce my annual Iceland trip. What usually amounts to 3-4 weeks away was condensed into 5 nights, but what a wonderful 5 nights. I arrived into Iceland, on the late flight with Icelandair...

With the world getting ever smaller it somehow seems a bit perverse to continually go back to the same place year after year but having just returned...

Two record-breaking fish in three days on the Lakselva...

We have had a wonderful report from a great Belgian family who have just returned from an amazing trip to Mission Lodge in Alaska...