TRIP REPORTS |
Zambezi 2011While prime tiger time on the Zambezi is regarded as late May through July, water levels are often unpredictable and wind driven cold fronts can play havoc with results.READ MORE |
Steelhead Dreams - British Columbia, Canada- 14 - 22 September 2011A mixed group of Norwegians and South Africans made the long journey to one of the most remote fisheries you will ever visit, and all of us returned, unshaven, healthy, and inspired by an experience that truly enriches your soul.READ MORE |
Jozini Dam - Pongola - 5 August - 19 September 2011This local favourite gets better each year. The 'microcosmic Kariba experience' drifting the banks watching game while casting for Tigers.READ MORE |
Carron & Laggan - River Spey - Scotland - 10 - 17 July 2011Scotland. What a treat. Speyside highlands country, single malts, cigars and Atlantic Salmon. A true Gentleman's paradise. Team Norway spent a magical week along the banks of the River Spey fishing two exquisite beats, with some of the most classic fly water any Salmon fisherman may encounter.READ MORE |
Royal Coachman Lodge - Alaska - 3 - 10 July 2011Unlike our last trip of balmy hot days and swimming in the river we had truly Arctic weather. Cold rain and sea fog often delayed the floatplanes take off times but we made up by fishing later into the evenings.READ MORE |
Ösengard - Norway - 17th - 20th June 2011Expectations. A difficult balance in the world of flyfishing, especially when related to catches. The season on the Ösen river, since the opening of the first of June, has been their best in over 2 decades! I was present for the opening of the season myself, and it was just perfect, and has more or less stayed that way since.READ MORE |
Lake Nasser - Egypt - 30 April - 29 May 2011Water clarity was good and offered some good sight fishing possibilities.READ MORE |
Mexico, Ascension Bay - Permit: April 23rd - 5th May 2011What a destination, and my first trip targeting Permit on fly. We have all heard the stories about how tricky these fish can be. Well, overdone? I don't think so.READ MORE |
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