Week eight on Astove Atoll started off with calm conditions and exciting spring tides. Our new group had been to the Seychelles before but it was their first time on Astove.

An extremely busy week here on Alphonse with over 80 guests. The fishing was on fire with lots of fish around.

Week six was unfortunately impacted quite a bit with the new travel restrictions that have been put in place with only five guests being able to join us.

This week marked the final week of the first part of the 21-22 season. We had six anglers join us.

Week six started off with some strong winds still blowing and some exciting neap tides going into springs at the end off the week.

Another productive week here on Alphonse with some returning guests and some new faces. Unfortunately, we had some very trying conditions with lots of wind and rain, we all persevered through

The start of week five had everyone hoping that the red crab had been blown far away from the previous week’s strong winds. This week we welcomed 12 anglers from varying states in the USA.

It was a great pleasure to make the short trip north to visit the Reykjavik office and the Aurora Lodge team this week.

his week was a quiet week with only a handfull of anglers visiting Alphonse Island. However, that didn’t stop them and everyone fished really well catching some great fish throughout the course of the week.

GTs, bumpies, triggers and bones all made it onto the scorecard this week on Farquhar Atoll!

Week three started of with some nice spring tide going into some neap tides. On arrival all the gear was set up and we gave the group some tips on what to do on the water and what to expect during the weeks fishing from Astove Atoll.

What an incredible week of fishing we had this week. We were greeted by a group of guests who have been coming to Alphonse since the very beginning. This week was one of their standout weeks and was definitely a week to remember, with some incredible catches and great weather.

We had high hopes going into week three on Cosmo, we were looking forward to spring tides and hopefully, hungry fish!

It was another spectacular week here on Farquhar as again multiple target species were landed. With the weather starting to settle it made for a great week.

The start of week two was set to be great week with exciting spring tide and a group that had been planning this trip for over two years

This week was a week to remember with countless numbers of firsts and an awesome group of guests. The Irish Party kept the guides on their toes.

This week’s weather tested the guides and guest with conditions ranging from perfect days, to windy days, to rainy days and with some absolute scorchers thrown in the mix as well. Dropping into the neap tides also didn’t help the cause, we did however, have a phenomenal week of fishing with some really great catches by our guests.

Week two on Farquhar saw the wind dropping considerably! Meaning we were able to venture out to enjoy the Atoll to its fullest. The majority of the guests were GT focused.

This week started with some of the best conditions we have had so far this season where the tides provided great giant trevally fishing opportunities, with lots of fish being seen and caught throughout the week.

As luck would have it international travel resumed with a list of ever changing tests and forms. As we battled to keep abreast of these the Salmon were making their way back to Iceland to visit the mighty East Ranga river system.