As you may have noticed over the last couple of years, we have a special bond with sightfishing the nymph in France, targetting difficult fish at the end of the season. In these conditions, fishing requires lots of precision and discretion if you want to have a chance to catch some trout. Read more “Gold Rush Zebra Trout in France! We’re back!”
Two years have passed since the last time we went to France to fish the gorgeous zebra trouts of the Albarine.
The call of the clear water river was so strong that last Wednesday, we decided, Mathias and me, to go meet her again.
Read more “Gold rush in France, sight fishing for zebra trout and grayling on the Albarine”
Since his third place at the WFFC in 2013, Julien Lorquet has become one of the few known fly fishermen in Belgium. Now, two years later, he just joined Planet Fly Fishing as a guide.
Read more “Discover the Belgium rivers, guided by Julien Lorquet”
She did it again this year, she made us crazy all over again.
Here is the first episode of our rodtrip in northern Lapland, Norway. This trip was an incredible adventure shared by three buddies, Jeff, Jérem and Math.
Read more “Rodtrip Fly Fishing Lapland – PART 1- FINNMARK FRENZY, KAUTOKEINO AREA”
Our first week would be spent in the area around Kautokeino, an ugly and depressing ‘city’ in the south of the famous Finnmarksvidda.
We can say that in this early season there was no lack of water in the belgian rivers. The season took a lot of time to set off.
Slovenias is a true paradise for fishermen of any kind. Both rivers, lakes and ponds in their famous green colours are stacked with many kinds of freshwater fish, with more than 20 species suited for sportfishing.
So the day was upon me, my England senior team rivers qualifier on the river Itchen. Previous practise days had shown me where the pockets of fish were, all I had to do was go and catch them. I wish it was that simple!
This is a typical incitative grayling fly. I invented it when searching something shiny in a rose colour.