Travel News & Equipment Updates

Update from Yellow Dog Flyfishing Director of Operations, Jim Klug (Updated Content: March 12, 2020) The Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreak continues to dominate headlines this week. It is upending the travel industry, rattling international markets and creating questions for those that travel to exotic destinations on a regular basis. While no one knows exactly...

Yellow Dog angler Tom C. just returned from an amazing combo trip to Gabon and Cameroon, where he landed some spectacular species and plenty of exotic jungle fish. This is an incredible combo trip: as adventurous and unusual as anything in the world. With this custom itinerary, you can fish the waters of...

Brazil's Latest Off-The-Grid Jungle Adventure After a long search process, our good friends at Untamed Angling finally identified the Rio Xingu as the ultimate destination for giant Payara. This newly-established location is still in its exploratory season and has seen very few anglers. Xingu offers the perfect combination of great guides, accommodations, and...

Yellow Dog angler Clayton S. and his son, Lachlan, recently returned from a trip to Grand Bahama. They said this of their trip: “Hi Doug and Allison. My son and I had two great days of fishing at H2O on Grand Bahama. Plenty of big bonefish, a great shot at a permit, and...

TURNEFFE ATOLL, Belize – Turneffe Atoll Trust, a registered non-governmental environmental conservation organization, has acquired some 17,000 acres of national land at Belize’s Turneffe Atoll to be conserved in perpetuity through establishment of the Turneffe Land Trust, announced Craig Hayes, board chairman of Turneffe Atoll Trust (TAT). As trustee, TAT is charged with...

Yellow Dog anglers William and Kimberly L. recently returned from a trip to Aitutaki in the Cook Islands. The two enjoyed the unique fishery of the Cook Islands. They experienced some stellar success in their quest for big bonefish. “The people, the fish, and the accommodations exceeded all expectations,” said the couple. “To...