The festive period on Alphonse delivered an extraordinary mix of weather, opportunity, and reward

The festive period on Cosmoledo delivered an exceptional blend of prime conditions and dynamic tides

The T&C group touched down in the Seychelles on the 21st, stepping out into a world of flawless weather. The sky was a deep, endless blue and the ocean stretched out like untouched glass.

The first two weeks of November brought glassy, windless days, both a blessing and a curse.

The mid-season rhythm on Farquhar continued with two weeks of changing weather, determined anglers, and fishing diversity.

A short film on the East Ranga

Jim Murray and Pete Rippin discuss the future of Salmon fishing and the role of hatcheries.

A short film of the Tungulaekur river and lodge

The transition from late October into early November brought two weeks of unforgettable highlights

The Farquhar season pushed on through two weeks of testing weather, and true to form, the atoll still delivered.

Over the past two weeks, Alphonse Island has been a hive of excitement both on the flats and out in the deep blue.

The opening weeks of the Farquhar season were nothing short of extraordinary.

The 2025 season on the East Ranga has been, by most metrics, a reasonably good one.

The first official week of the season kicked off in true Alphonse style — with a bang.

East Ranga in the Times

This week promised to be one for the ages with the forecast showing winds easing off and big spring tides on the cards.

Eventually the river dropped and towards September the 2000th fish of the season was landed.

Its been a really enjoyable and encouraging week at East Ranga.

In the second week of August the weather turned in our favour.

The Fish Gods giveth and the Weather Gods taketh away!