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Jungle Waters: Chasing Golden Dorado and Other Wonders in Bolivia

Article9. april 202614Views 0Likes 0Comments

For those who dream of combining angling with adventure, the world’s jungles offer an irresistible lure. With fly rods in hand, we’ve ventured to some of the most remote and breathtaking locations, chasing species as diverse as the landscapes themselves. This past autumn, our journey led us to the heart of the Bolivian rainforest, where…

Italy: In the Waters of Alto Sarca & Valle Del Chiese

Article23. marts 202630Views 1Like 0Comments

From the bustling streets of Venice to Rome’s breathtaking architecture and its mouthwatering cuisine, Italy is a country that never ceases to amaze. With nearly 65 million tourists annually and a permanent rank in the top 5 most visited countries in the world, Italy’s cultural lore spans across the planet. By Marina Gibson (Fly Fishing…

Fly Tyer Spotlight: Milan Marjanovic

Article, Interview16. marts 202640Views 0Likes 0Comments

Fly tying is a wonderful pastime and in our “Fly Tyer Spotlight” column, we present some of the most talented and innovative fly tyers across Europe and beyond. They are fly tyers worthy of acclaim and attention – and they represent a great source of creative inspiration. In this installment, we present Milan Marjanovic who…

Ty Hallock: From Starving Artist to Starving Biologist – and Back

Article, Interview9. marts 202641Views 0Likes 0Comments

Growing up in the serene enclave of Whitewood near Sturgis, South Dakota, Ty Hallock's artistic journey took flight at the kitchen table. Birds and fish were his earliest muses, nurtured in the family's art-adorned dining space. High school's graphic arts class introduced him to airbrushing, and college days at Northern State University were initially dedicated…

A Decade at Makhangoa: A Retrospective Look at 10 Years of Community, Conservation, and Fly Fishing

Article2. marts 2026190Views 1Like 0Comments

Looking back on our photos from our initial exploratory trips to Makhangoa almost a decade ago, our fresh faces and self-dyed fishing shirts (dark olive or you were not allowed on the river according to our mentor and great friend, Ed Truter) are symbolic of the blind optimism and unfaltering intent needed to get a…

Targeting Permit: The longest drought

Article23. februar 202657Views 1Like 0Comments

In the world of fly fishing, where patience and skill intertwine, anglers occasionally encounter enigmatic phenomena that defy explanation. Christiaan Pretorius, an avid and experienced fly fisherman, found himself in the throes of one such perplexing period known amongst fellow insiders as "The Drought." During this mystifying stretch, even the most expertly tied flies and…

The Crimson Juggernauts of Borneo: Fly Fishing for the Elusive Red Kaloi

Article16. februar 202667Views 1Like 0Comments

Born and bred in Singapore, I am immensely fortunate to have a father who showed the family how amazing and important nature and wildlife is. His gutsy and free-spirited persona brought about this incredible adventurous and passionate approach to incorporate nature-based activities into our lives, and fishing is one of them. He is responsible for…

Fly Tying: Who’s Your Daddy!

Article9. februar 2026126Views 1Like 0Comments

Firstly, let's get something out of the way, so as to avoid confusion. In North America, a daddy long legs is the name given to the Harvestman spider, while in Europe, daddy long legs is the name given to members of the crane fly family, a little confusing but now that we are all on…

Astove Atoll: Raw, Remote and Unfiltered Saltwater Perfection

Article2. februar 2026221Views 1Like 0Comments

Few destinations in the world of saltwater fly fishing still feel genuinely untamed. Astove Atoll, one of the most remote atolls in the Seychelles Outer Islands, remains one of them. Our editorial team’s latest visit — documented in our recent film (see below) — reaffirmed why Astove is widely regarded as one of the finest Indian Ocean fly fishing destinations on…

Flats fishing with Surface Flies – Catching Batfish in the Seychelles

Article31. januar 2026213Views 1Like 0Comments

In our latest film, we explore the flats of Alphonse Island in pursuit of permit, giant trevally, bonefish, triggerfish, and batfish. The resort on Alphonse Island is world-class - a serene retreat for guests looking to unwind - but on the flats of nearby St. Francois Atoll, the action is non-stop. Join us as we…

Blind Casting

Article26. januar 2026242Views 1Like 0Comments

It was July, and we were on the Pinware in southern Labrador. I was fishing with the best salmon anglers I know—Billy Taylor, the president of the Atlantic Salmon Federation; David Clark, the indefatigable Nova Scotian; and Yvon Chouinard, the all-world fisherman. We were having a tough morning. The weather was miserable—a cold rain blew…

Balkan Rivers: A Fish Hotspot at Risk

Article12. januar 2026247Views 0Likes 0Comments

Imagine a place where wild rivers still run free. In the countries of the Balkan Peninsula, this image is a startling reality. These countries are home to many of the most intact and beautiful rivers in continental Europe, providing sanctuary to a vast number of wild animals and plants, many of them endangered. The intactness…

Jungle Waters: Chasing Golden Dorado and Other Wonders in Bolivia

Italy: In the Waters of Alto Sarca & Valle Del Chiese

Fly Tyer Spotlight: Milan Marjanovic

Ty Hallock: From Starving Artist to Starving Biologist – and Back

A Decade at Makhangoa: A Retrospective Look at 10 Years of Community, Conservation, and Fly Fishing

Targeting Permit: The longest drought

The Crimson Juggernauts of Borneo: Fly Fishing for the Elusive Red Kaloi

Fly Tying: Who’s Your Daddy!

Astove Atoll: Raw, Remote and Unfiltered Saltwater Perfection

Flats fishing with Surface Flies – Catching Batfish in the Seychelles

Blind Casting

Balkan Rivers: A Fish Hotspot at Risk

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