Nothing beats the thrill of seeing your target species breach the water, veraciously attacking your lure. The Inside Angling team look back at some of their best surface smashes committed to camera.
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We explore the remote windswept region of Southern Angola hunting for Kob, Garrick and Shad. The crew is joined by a Professor of Marine Biology who shares what he has learned about coastal fish migratory patterns and chalking up some amazing...
Africa's longest and deepest lake in the Great Rift Valley is like an inland sea. The sheer size and depths of this magnificent piece of water are hard to comprehend. Fortunately what lies below is a treasure trove of endemic species.
Inside Angling visits Situ Island found in the Mozambican waters, to tackle those sought after blue-water game fish. Craig Thomassen and his partner end up catching a variety of tropical game fish, enjoying every fight to the fullest.
Inside Angling visits Situ Island found in the Mozambican waters, to tackle those sought after blue-water game fish. Craig Thomassen and his partner end up catching a variety of tropical game fish, enjoying every fight to the fullest.
Nothing beats the thrill of seeing your target species breach the water, veraciously attacking your lure. The Inside Angling team look back at some of their best surface smashes committed to camera.
The crystal waters of the Arabian Sea near the small desert town of Salalah in Oman offer up their secrets.
Our intrepid anglers are out to discover a new species of kingfish off the north coast of Madagascar. The trip to this magnificent island with so many unique species on offer is one fishing adventure they won't soon forget!
We head off to the untamed wilds of Zambia's Lozi Kingdom to take on the monsters of the Zambezi River. From tigerfish to nembwe, this area never fails to provide trophy fishing.
Exploring an exceptional fishery from various locations in the Bazaruto Archipelago in Mozambique.
Craig Thomassen attempts to find out whether grunters will eat surface lures.
Brandon King of Arabian Fly Sport Fishing wastes no time in getting the team on the water and into a Queenfish, setting a benchmark for the days ahead.
The Bazaruto Archipelago in Mozambique is one of the most beautiful island groups on the planet. The team stay on a live aboard boat and explore this exceptional fishery from various locations in the archipelago.
Inside Angling go to Kilombero North Safaris to target the incredible blue tigers that are found in that remote wilderness. The sheer numbers and quality of the fish in that area need to be seen to be believed.
We visit the Orange river, just below Van der kloof dam, to target largemouth and smallmouth yellowish at the comfortable Gkhui Gkhui River Lodge in the Northern Cape.
Tommo takes on the challenge of attempting to land a white marlin on spinning gear, casting soft plastic lures to these fish; the waters of Morocco teem with these billfish for a few weeks of each year as they migrate past.
Massive tarpon and Cubera snappers are targeted in the estuary and offshore at the amazing Kwanza River in central Angola. We hunt these predators using lures and bait and come away with some amazing experiences.
We go back in time, where people are friendly and truly still love their neighbor, history is cherished and Queen Elizabeth reigns supreme. St Helena Island is a true gem dropped into the Atlantic somewhere between Brazil and Africa.
Tommo fishes the lower Zambezi River, staying on a live aboard boat and fishing with Cuan Meredith, the owner of River Gods adventures. They fish with baits, targeting a variety of species of fish, some of which are endemic to the lower Zambezi.
The crystal waters of the Arabian Sea near the small desert town of Salalah in Oman offer up their secrets.
Nothing beats the thrill of seeing your target species breach the water, veraciously attacking your lure. The Inside Angling team look back at some of their best surface smashes committed to camera.
Africa's longest and deepest lake in the Great Rift Valley is like an inland sea. The sheer size and depths of this magnificent piece of water are hard to comprehend. Fortunately what lies below is a treasure trove of endemic species.
We explore the remote windswept region of Southern Angola hunting for Kob, Garrick and Shad. The crew is joined by a Professor of Marine Biology who shares what he has learned about coastal fish migratory patterns and chalking up some amazing...
