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HOSTED TRIPS
Each year, we offer a selection of hosted trips to world-class fishing destinations, including The Bahamas, Mexico, Cuba, Los Roques, Norway, British Columbia, and Iceland.
Your host will ensure everything runs smoothly, answer any questions, and provide advice on fishing techniques.
If you're a solo traveller looking for a like-minded group, or if you'd like to explore a new destination with knowledgeable guidance, our hosted trips are the perfect opportunity. Whether you're traveling alone, with a friend, or as part of a group, you'll be warmly welcomed.
Our team of hosts includes Charles Jardine, David Grove, Mark Bowler, Tony Fox, John Olav Oldren, Colin Macleod, and Bernie Maher.
Slovenia - Soca
12th - 17th May 2025
The Soca river and its tributaries have been hailed as one of the most beautiful river systems in the world. These glacial fed rivers provide such clarity, abundance of food and diverse range of species, making them one of the best trout fishing locations in Europe and possibly the world. The fishing will take place over 4 days, with guides headed by Rok Lustrik. You can expect excellent food at hotel Hvala.
Mexico - Ascension Bay
13th - 21st June 2025
**Migratory Tarpon Week**
The week is focused on fishing for the large migratory tarpon that are present in Ascension Bay at this time of year. You can expect to encounter specimens of 100lbs+. Whilst landing them is not always straightforward, it is likely you will get good numbers of shots over the course of the week.
Norway - Verdal
15th - 22nd June & 22nd - 29th June 2025
Tingvoll Lodge offers a superb Atlantic salmon fishing experience in Norway, easily accessible with direct flights from Gatwick. Situated in the beautiful Trøndelag region, the lodge is a thoughtfully refurbished barn with classic Scandinavian style, offering a comfortable and welcoming base.
British Columbia - Harrison
18th - 25th October 2025
Salmon & sturgeon fishing on the Harrison River is an incredible experience in British Columbia, Canada. This river is ideal for double hand spey fishing, single hand and conventional fishing. It is the single largest salmon-producing and rearing river in Canada, with all 5 species of salmon entering its clean flowing water to spawn.
Iceland - Minnivallalaekur
17th - 21st July 2025
Meandering through farmland at the foothills of Mt Hekla, the 7km Minnivallalaekur River, or ‘Minni’, is a dry-fly angler’s dream. The Minni is a quality over quantity fishery; wild brown trout average 3-4lbs, with double figure fish caught each season.
Cuba - Cayo Cruz & Romano
21st - 29th November 2025
On the north shore of Cuba's eastern province of Camaguey lies the Cayo Romano (formerly known as Cayo Cruz) fishery, an expansive network of flats, lagoons, and untouched estuaries. Covering approximately 366 square kilometres, the sport fishing area offers each skiff an average of over 50 square kilometres to explore daily.
The Bahamas - Crooked Island
7th - 15th & 14th - 22nd November 2025
On Crooked Island, the tides ebb and flow to their ancient rhythm, with the moon drawing full each month. The bonefish here are guided by these lunar cycles, cruising lazily on and off the extensive flats. Prime bonefish habitat stretches all the way to the southern tip of Acklins Island, offering anglers access to some of the most remote and rewarding fishing in the southern Bahamas.
Mexico - Ascension Bay
14th - 22nd November &
21st - 29th November 2025
Using the best local guides and Panga-style boats, fish the flats and lagoons of Ascension Bay. Ascension Bay is amongst the best permit fisheries in the world, with bonefish and tarpon also plentiful. Boats will collect you each morning outside the lodge, and on returning in the afternoon a cocktail will await you.
Los Roques
17th - 24th January & 14th - 21st March 2026
Los Roques is an exclusive Caribbean destination that offers world class saltwater flyfishing. 120 km north of Caracas, it is a National Park with a collection of some 350 islands and cays.
Referred to as an archipelago, it is technically an unspoiled atoll that spans 36km east to west and 24.6km north to south, making it the largest marine park in the Caribbean Sea.
GO FISHING WORLDWIDE
2 Oxford House, 24 Oxford Road North
London, W4 4DH
Tel: 020 8742 1556
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