Species

Atlantic Salmon

In terms of prestige the Atlantic Salmon reigns supreme. A selection of the best holidays in Russia, Iceland, Ireland & Norway.

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Pacific Salmon

For sheer power in freshwater the King Salmon is unrivalled. Alongside this are the spectacular runs of Silver Salmon - superb sport on a fly rod.

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Sea Trout

The Sea Run Brown Trout of Southern Argentina are legendary. Expect fish up to and well beyond 20lbs on the Rio Grande & Rio Gallegos.

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Steelhead

Sea Run Rainbow Trout or Steelhead have deservedly earned their reputation as one of the most sought after fish in the Americas.

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Trout

From Alaska to New Zealand, Chile to Ireland the humble Trout is the most sought after freshwater species on the planet.

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Dorado

With streamlined golden flanks and teeth like razors Dorado are one of the least exploited but most exciting game fish still open to fly fishermen.

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Taimen

The largest Salmonoid in the world. Landlocked but with a top-water strike that will leave anglers quaking in remote and beautiful Mongolia.

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Mahseer

The sub-aquatic Tiger of the Asian sub-continent. Capable of sizes of 100+lbs the Mahseer In India are one of the last fish still to be fully tamed on a fly rod.

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Peacock Bass

Amongst the beauty and sounds of the Amazon Rainforest are stories of stripped reels and broken rods; testament to the power and force of Peacock Bass.

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Pike

The fastest accelerating freshwater fish, Pike fishing with a fly is becoming increasingly popular. Weighing up to 40lbs and with a set of teeth to rival any shark, surface fishing for monster Pike should be on every freshwater big fish game anglers list.

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Sheefish

The elusive and little know 'Tarpon of the North', Sheefish are a formidable gamefish. Weighing upto 40lbs and common in some Alaskan river systems they are an excellent hard-fighting fish that will aggressively take any fly or lure cast in their path.

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Barbel

The Barbel is a freshwater Bonefish. Easily spooked, sometimes challenging to entice, but will fight like a train when hooked.

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Tarpon

The undisputed king of the saltwater flats. Nothing matches a Tarpon for brute strength, acrobatic leaps reel stripping takes.

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Bonefish

Bone - For many the epitome of saltwater fishing. Pound for pound nothing pulls line from a reel with the speed or stamina of a Bonefish.

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Giant Trevally

GTs are truly awesome predators and synonymous with the remote atolls of the Seychelles. Extraordinarily aggressive, brutal fighters and catchable at sizes of over 120cm they have little by way of comparison.

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Permit

Capable of breaking an anglers will to fish Permit are the most fickle of all the saltwater flats fish and consequently one of the most prized on a fly rod.

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Big Game Fishing

Sailfish & Marlin are the ultimate opponent in the big game fishing world. Caught by any means a prize, on fly an outstanding achievement.

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Arctic Char

Arctic Char and their sea-running cousins are phenomenally tough fighters and superb sport on fly

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King Salmon

The largest of all the salmon Species, averaging close to 20lbs and with fish typically into the 30-40lb mark a fresh-run King will strip line from your reel like few other species.

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Humphead Parrotfish

Venture to the remote atolls of Providence and Farquhar and you will have a chance to catch one of the most awesome and largest species of fish that you can catch on the flats on a flyrod. The coral-eating Bumpy.

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Milkfish

Algae eaters that initially seemed immune to fly-anglers, these fish when hooked have the speed of a lightning bolt and will test every item of tackle you have to destruction!

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Triggerfish

Triggers, almost as finickety as Permit but mesmerizing to stalk and catch with their yellow spade-like tails waving proud of the water. Feed them crabs and hope for the best!

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