Stefan Schuller has accumulated Big Game and Light Tackle experience while fishing worldwide destinations like Panama, Mexico and the Cape Verde islands as well as Croatia, Norway, Spain or Australia for years. The coast of the African continent and several areas in the Indo-Pacific have seen Stefan fishing from various big game vessels and casting a spinning rod from the beaches as well. After more than 20 years of intense heavy-tackle and big-fish stuff Stefan is spending more and more time on inshore and light tackle fishing.

COLUMN: BIG GAME FISHING

Peter Wahl caught rainbow trout in Columbian Andes streams when he was a boy. Little later he fished Kenya, Mauritius, Madeira and Costa Rica. Meanwhile he has spent almost as much time fishing the Canary Islands, the Azores and the North- and Central Americas as on the troutstreams and pikeponds at home in Germany. What do bavarian browntrout and Ascension Island Marlin have in common? They better watch out if Peter is around.

COLUMN: PETER'S GLOBAL FISHING REPORT

Thomas Michael casted flies and plugs into various waters from Germany over the Alps to Austria and former Jugoslavia, in Denmark, Sweden and Norway, in Scotland and Ireland, Canada and the U.S.A. Saltwater fishing in Corse, Spain and Africa, Florida, Mexiko and various places in the Caribbean lead him to the Bahamas, where he got stuck for a while. He conducted a bonefishing camp and coached the native guides. As of 2002 he fished the Maldives multiple times each year and visited different other Destinations.

COLUMN: THE SALTY FLY