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TIPS to Improve Spey Casting – Wade Shallow & Relax
When Spey casting you need to be relaxed when casting, here is a few tips to help make your spey casting as effortless as can be. Bend your Knees and relax Nothing about spey casting is rigid, making it key that one approaches casting in an easy and relaxed manner. Wade shallow and cast with the knees comfortably bent, in […]
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13 TIPS for Taking the Perfect Shot Trophy Shot
Have you ever wondered how to get the perfect picture of your dream catch, take a look below and follow these 13 top tips. Success! Finally, after battling through a storm of tiddlers, you hit pay-dirt. You feel the big tug, and as the reel screams you do the Riverside Waltz to corral your adversary. You know you’ve got something big […]
How To apply for your Canadian eTA
As of March the 15th 2016, all travellers were required to have an eTA to enter Canada, it’s very much the same as an American ESTA. Hopefully, the below information will help you through the process: Canada’s Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) Program The Canadian Government previously announced on the 15th of March 2016 that certain visitors flying into Canada will […]
Peters Hosted Travel Log | Secure Lodge Bolivia
It is always exciting to visit a destination for the first time and for my very first Golden Dorado fishing trip to Tsimane Secure Lodge in Bolivia was no exception. It has been a while since I had been this excited about a new trip and as Golden Dorado fishing trips go, this was going to be special. After many […]
Travelling to the end of the world with Sportquest Holidays
It is amazing to think where fishing takes us to around the world in pursuit of the target species we wish to catch. We have just returned from one of those such trips. Sportquest Holidays very first hosted Sea Trout fly fishing adventure to the one and only Worlds End Lodge in the most Southern location in Argentina. It was […]
Fishing Methods When Using Arctic Char Flies
Arctic Char are one of those fish that often get regarded as a ‘nice bycatch’ when anglers are targeting bigger Trout or Salmon species when out at an international Freshwater Fly Fishing trips. This is mainly because waters that hold trophy Sea run Char are not as plentiful as that of Trout and Salmon. When you do get the chance […]
Getting into the Zone for Atlantic Salmon
As anglers, we should always be learning for you will never know it all, but if you think you do, it will not be long before a fishing trip teaches you otherwise. I am in a fortunate position as my job takes me travelling all over the world fishing for a wide variety of fish using many different methods. One […]
Species Spotlight: Arapaima
Species: Arapaima Latin Name: Sudis gigas ARAPAIMA Description The Arapaima is torpedo-shaped with large blackish-green scales and red markings. It is streamlined and sleek, with its dorsal and anal fin set near its tail. The Arapaima has a fundamental dependence on surface air to breathe. In addition to gills, it has a modified and enlarged swim bladder, composed of lung-like […]
Species Spotlight: Atlantic Salmon
Species: Atlantic Salmon Scientific Name: Atlantic Salmon Salmo salar Also known as: Bay Salmon, Black Salmon, Caplin-Scull Salmon, Sebago Salmon, Silver Salmon, Fiddler, or Outside Salmon. At different points in their maturation and life cycle, they are known as Parr, Smolt, Grilse, Grilt, Kelt, Slink, and Spring Salmon ATLANTIC SALMON Description Wild Atlantic Salmon are anadromous, which means that Atlantic Salmon live in both […]
