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Alphonse Island Festive Catch Report | 7 DEC ’25 – 3 JAN ’26
The festive period on Alphonse delivered an extraordinary mix of weather, opportunity and reward. Crystal-clear skies, glassy lagoons and action-packed surf fishing combined to produce some of the most diverse and memorable fishing of the season, alongside family celebrations. Milkfish filled the St François lagoon, triggerfish fed aggressively on the flats, permit made an unexpected…
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Cosmoledo Festive Catch Report | 5 DEC – 31 DEC 2025
The festive period on Cosmoledo delivered an exceptional blend of prime conditions, dynamic tides, and unforgettable fishing and diving experiences. From full-moon spring tides that dried the flats completely to calm neap tides offering prolonged access to lagoon systems and reef edges, the atoll showcased its full range of exceptional experiences and magic. Across December,…
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Farquhar Atoll Fly Fishing Report | 9 DEC – 14 DEC 2025
The final week of the Farquhar season brought together six close friends and returning guests for another immersive week on the flats. With calm mornings, changing energy through the tides, and a strong understanding of the fishery, the group experienced a week defined by diversity, firsts and memorable personal milestones. Giant trevally featured consistently throughout…
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Cosmoledo Atoll Fly Fishing Report | 25 NOV – 4 DEC 2025
Cosmoledo delivered pristine conditions, glassy seas, and classic spring tides building toward the full moon. These conditions created perfect opportunities both on the flats and outside the atoll, allowing guides and guests to target a variety of species. With first-timers and seasoned returners, the week offered the full Cosmoledo experience: GTs in the surf, milkfish…
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Alphonse Island Fly Fishing Report | 22 NOV – 6 DEC 2025
Week One produced six GTs, with standout catches throughout the week. Boris landed his first-ever GT after a successful dredging session. The following day, Stepan, motivated by friendly competition, landed his first GT,a lively seventy-centimetre fish that delivered pure excitement. Long-time guest Noah stole the spotlight by landing the biggest GT of the week at…
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Farquhar Atoll Fly Fishing Report | 19 NOV – 2 DEC 2025
Two back-to-back weeks on Farquhar delivered everything the atoll is known for: wild diversity, determined anglers, emotional firsts, metre-plus giants and fish-filled flats. With tides ranging from pushing lows to productive highs, shifting light and classic Farquhar unpredictability, both groups of ten anglers experienced the full thrill of the atoll’s species-rich waters. GT fishing remained…
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COSMOLEDO ATOLL FLY FISHING REPORT | 24 APR – 01 MAY 2025
COSMOLEDO ATOLL FLY FISHING REPORT | 24 APR – 01 MAY 2025 Our final week of the 2024/25 Cosmoledo season was shaped by the new moon spring tides of April. With the new moon falling midweek, we experienced strong tidal movements across all fishing days. Early in the week, low tide occurred in the mornings…
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Cosmoledo Catch Report – The Nature Conservancy Group | 21 NOV – 25 NOV 2025
The TNC 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 kind of conditions guides dream of. Their first stop was Astove, where they geared up for an introduction to the Outer…
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Conservation in Action: Protecting a Key Species in Our Fishery
PROTECTING A KEY SPECIES IN OUR FISHERY Conservation has been at the forefront of our operation for many years now and projects are continuously happening throughout each of our seasons. This has contributed to making informed decisions on how to manage our fisheries as well as contributes to the data being collected for the Seychelles…
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ALPHONSE ISLAND FLY FISHING REPORT | 24 MAY – 31 MAY 2025
ALPHONSE ISLAND FLY FISHING REPORT This week brought dynamic weather conditions, with a mix of sunshine, occasional rain showers, and fresh winds. The strong spring tides added an exciting edge to the fishing, raising the chances of encountering some impressive fish. Day one saw British anglers Paul and Robert heading out a little later than…