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ATA Lodge, Alaska Fishing Report 6th July 2026

The opening 3 weeks of our 2026 season has reminded us why June has become one of our favorite times of the entire season to be here at ATA Lodge! The river was full of aggressive trout, and hungry grayling looking up to a dry fly; the scenery was spectacular, and there wasn’t a shortage of smiling anglers returning to […]
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Trophy Moments from the Río Grande – 2025 Season

Even in a lean-water year, the Río Grande reminded us why it holds such a revered place in the world of sea trout fishing. It was a season that asked more of our anglers—but those who rose to the challenge were rewarded with fish of remarkable size, strength, and beauty. Across both Villa María and Kau Tapen, quality took center stage. While conditions were technical […]

Xingu Lodge Fishing Report 22nd June 2026

The first week of the season at Xingu Lodge opened with strong fishing, great moments on the water, and the unmistakable atmosphere that makes this river so different from anywhere else in the Amazon. We welcomed a group of six American anglers, including some familiar friends returning to these waters. From the start, the river delivered the kind of variety […]

Iceland Salmon Season Opening Day 1st June 2026

The Icelandic salmon season officially opened on June 1st, and as usual Urriðafoss waterfall in Þjórsá was among the first salmon rivers in the country to welcome anglers. Fishermen arrived full of optimism and were greeted by pleasant conditions throughout the day, with light clouds, no wind and temperatures reaching 16°C. It did not take long for the first fish […]

Providence Atoll Fishing Report 8th June 2026

The 2026 Providence Atoll season ran from early January to the end of March, spanning eleven consecutive weeks of world class fly fishing across some of the most remote and productive flats in the Indian Ocean. The weather had its ups and downs this season, but our guests and guides made the most of every moment on this exceptional atoll. The atoll and our […]

El Pescador Fishing Report 20th May 2026

Wind: 5-15kts E-SE turning to 10-20 KTS Water Temperature: 90° F Moon phase: New Moon: May 16th 2026; Third Quarter: May 9th 2026 Sunrise & Sunset Times: Sunrise: 5:20 am Sunset: 6:17 pm Our anglers had a great week on the flats with excellent activity across multiple species. Permits were found everywhere, and they were primarily taking White Rag Head and Flexo Crab fly […]

Las Buitreras Fishing Report 18th May 2026

As winter creeps ever closer and the air turns crisp, we warmly welcome another group of enthusiastic guests. As usual, the group was made up of both new and familiar faces, arriving from three countries: the USA, Belgium, and France. First up from the USA were two close friends who have been visiting us for more years than we can […]

El Pescador Fishing Report 11th May 2026

Wind: 5-15 knots E-SE, Choppy Water Temperature: 89° F Moon phase: Full Moon: May 1st 2026; Third Quarter: May 9th 2026 Sunrise & Sunset Times: Sunrise: 5:28 am Sunset: 6:13 pm We had another excellent fishing week on our beautiful flats. Our anglers had a blast catching permit every day; big schools were found everywhere, and many were successfully landed. […]

Las Buitreras Fishing Report 11th May 2026

Entering the season’s final quarter, the lodge was filled with a wonderful mix of new and returning guests, organized under the guidance of two wonderful hosts. The first of these was our dear friend Glenda Powell, beginning the final week of her annual two-week stay. Three of Glenda’s guests travelled from the UK and were visiting us for the first […]

Las Buitreras Fishing Report 27th April 2026

Week ten saw the return of host Glenda, a well-known personality in the international fly fishing community. She is regularly seen at events demonstrating her casting skills and providing expert tuition. This season, her group consisted mostly of regulars, with a sprinkling of first-time guests. Some arrived with a wealth of experience, while others were earlier in the learning curve. […]
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