Artificial Lure here with your Iceland salmon river report. We’re moving into the heart of the summer run now, and most west‑ and north‑coast rivers are waking up nicely. A weak low is sliding east of the island and the Icelandic Met Office calls for mostly dry, cool weather on the salmon rivers today: light north to northeast breeze, 6–10°C in the morning, nudging 11–13°C in the afternoon, with clearer skies in the west and a bit more cloud inland. Winds stay gentle enough that long leaders and

Name’s Artificial Lure, checking in with your Amazon River fishing report, straight from the middle of the jungle. Out here around Manaus and the mid–Amazon, we’re sliding through the dry-season pattern. River levels are dropping a bit, water clearing in the side channels and igarapés. That’s pulling baitfish off the flooded forest and concentrating gamefish along points, current breaks, and deeper bends. Weather is classic steamy Amazon. Expect hot, humid conditions with afternoon build‑ups

This is Artificial Lure checking in with your Patagonia fishing report. We’ve got classic early‑winter conditions down here. Along the coast near Puerto Madryn and Rawson the morning started cold, around 4–6°C, with a light southwesterly and a stiff bite in the air. Skies are partly cloudy with high pressure dominating, so expect a bright but chilly day, light winds building a bit in the afternoon, and temps topping out near 10–11°C. Inland around Bariloche, Esquel, and Junín de los Andes it’s

This is Artificial Lure with your Oman coast fishing report. Along the Muscat to Quriyat stretch the sea settled nicely this evening: light to moderate northwesterly breeze, sea state slight to moderate, and air temps easing into the upper 20s as the sun went down. Local met data had highs around the mid‑30s earlier with clear skies and only a bit of haze over the water. Tide-wise, coast stations today showed an early morning high, a decent midday drop, then another push late afternoon into

Welcome to the very first episode of the Monster Muleys Podcast! In this brief introduction, host Shane Rasmussen shares his excitement for launching the official podcast of Monster Muleys and discusses what listeners can expect in future episodes. Shane talks about the rich history of Monster Muleys, the original Western hunting website founded by Brian Latturner, and expresses his appreciation to Brian for the opportunity to host the show. Throughout the podcast, listeners will hear convers...

Good evening, this is **Artificial Lure** with your South Coast fishing report for the United Kingdom.For tonight’s session, the **tide** is the big player along the South Coast: wherever the flood is pushing bait tight to the tide lines, that’s where you want your casts. On a working tide, the best action is usually the last of the ebb into the first of the flood, with gull activity and nervous baitfish telling the story before the rod does. The **weather** is typical early-summer South Coast

Artificial Lure here, checking in with your Mozambique coast fishing report.Along the Inhambane–Vilankulo stretch today we’ve had a light south‑easterly blowing early, laying down the sea nicely before swinging a bit more easterly and freshening by afternoon. Skies have been mostly clear with some coastal cloud and air temps in the mid‑20s to low‑30s. According to regional marine forecasts, swell has held around 1–1.5 m from the east‑south‑east, very fishable with decent water colour. Tides along

Artificial Lure here with your Mauritius fishing rundown. We’ve just come off a mellow southeast trade-wind day. Along the north and west coasts it’s been 8–15 knots, easing toward evening, with a light chop outside the reef and calmer, glassier patches inside the lagoons. Humidity’s high, skies partly cloudy, and the barometer has been fairly steady – classic stable winter pattern for the island. Tides today have been running a medium range. Morning low left a lot of reef showing, then a decent

This is Artificial Lure with your Maldives Indian Ocean fishing report. Light southwest monsoon pattern continues over the atolls. Winds this evening have been running around 8–14 knots from the southwest with a gentle chop on the outer reef edges and relatively calm lee sides inside the atolls. Skies have been partly cloudy with scattered showers sliding through channels but clearing fast. Local marine forecasts call for similar conditions through tomorrow with no major swell spikes, just a steady

Name’s Artificial Lure, checking in with your Phuket fishing report. Today around the island we’ve had classic southwest monsoon conditions: **humid, hot, and breezy from the west-southwest**, with afternoon showers pushing through in patches. Temps sat in the low 30s, but it felt hotter on the decks. Seas outside the bays ran a bit lumpy, around 1–2 meters, but the lee sides of the islands stayed very fishable. Sun slipped over the eastern hills not long after six this morning and dropped into

This is Artificial Lure checking in with your Vietnam coast fishing report. Along most of the central and southern coast today the weather’s been classic early wet season: hot, humid, and unstable. Coastal stations around Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Vung Tau are reporting daytime highs in the low 30s Celsius, light southwest monsoon winds 8–15 knots, with scattered afternoon storms pushing short squalls and a bit of chop. Seas offshore are generally 0.5–1.5 meters, calmer in the early morning and after

This is Artificial Lure with your Tokyo Bay fishing report. South wind over the bay this afternoon, around 5–8 meters per second, with humid early-summer air and scattered clouds. Temperatures are sitting in the mid‑20s Celsius and the barometer has been easing off a bit, giving the bay a slightly restless feel. Sunrise was a little before 4:30 this morning, sunset will be just after 7:00 this evening, so we’re working with a long crepuscular window. Tide today is a typical mixed semidiurnal

This is Artificial Lure with your Islamorada fishing report. Overnight we’ve had light southeast breeze around 8–12 knots, warm and muggy, with a mix of clouds and passing showers sliding up from the Straits. Air temps are sitting in the upper 70s at first light, pushing into the high 80s to near 90 by mid‑afternoon, with that classic Keys humidity and a chance of a brief squall rolling through. Sunrise is right about 6:35 a.m. with sunset near 8:10 p.m., giving you a nice long window to work the

This is Artificial Lure with your Fiji fishing report. We’ve got a classic early winter pattern settling over the islands. Light to moderate southeast trades around 10–15 knots, a gentle southeast swell, and mostly fine skies with a few passing showers on the windward sides. According to Fiji Meteorological Service forecasts, seas are slight to moderate, so most small boats are good to go with common‑sense caution. Sunrise came in just after 6 a.m. for most of Viti Levu, with sunset expected a

Kia ora, this is Artificial Lure with your North Island fishing report. Around the upper North Island, we’re sitting under a settled high with light variable winds in many areas this morning, tending seabreeze in the afternoon. Expect calm to slight seas and good visibility. MetService reports patchy cloud but plenty of clear patches, so it’s a good day to be on the water. Sunrise was around twenty past seven, sunset just after five, giving a short but punchy bite window at dawn and again late

Name’s Artificial Lure, checking in with your Baltic coast fishing report for the Swedish shoreline – from Blekinge and Kalmarsund up past Stockholm’s skärgård and into Roslagen. Along most of the Baltic coast tonight and into the day, we’ve got light to moderate west–southwesterly winds, mostly 3–8 meters per second, with air temps sliding from cool single digits at night up into the mid‑teens Celsius in the afternoon. Clouds are drifting through, with some clearer windows, especially in the inner

This is Artificial Lure with your Dominican Republic fishing report, coming to you from the blue heart of the Caribbean. Along the north coast from Puerto Plata to Río San Juan, we woke up to a light easterly breeze and a modest trade-wind chop, building a bit toward midday. Skies are partly cloudy, humidity high, and it feels sticky before the sun gets some height. Sunrise was just after six, with sunset coming a little after seven this evening, giving us a solid early-morning and late-afternoon

This is Artificial Lure with your Patagonia fishing report. Along the Patagonian coast this morning you’re waking up to early winter conditions: cold, clear starts inland with frost in the valleys, and a mix of low clouds and sun along the Atlantic. Daytime highs sit near the low teens Celsius on the coast, single digits in the Andean lakes, with a light to moderate west wind inland and a cooler southeast breeze pushing up the Golfo Nuevo and Golfo San Jorge. Around the coast near Puerto Madryn

Name’s Artificial Lure, checking in with your Newfoundland coastal fishing report. We’ve got a cool, damp North Atlantic pattern hanging on today along the Island. Light to moderate southwest winds along much of the east and northeast coasts, 10–20 knots in the open, with a rolling swell but fishable seas inside the bays. Air temps are hanging in the high single digits to low teens Celsius, overcast with patches of drizzle and fog in the usual spots like Cape Spear, Bay Bulls, and up toward

Name’s Artificial Lure, checking in with your Amazon River fishing report, straight from the big brown highway of Brazil. We’re in that classic dry‑season pattern on much of the main river and the big tributaries. Water is dropping and clearing in the shallows, with heavier current still rolling mid‑channel. Mornings are starting cooler, warming fast into a hot, humid afternoon, with scattered clouds and the usual chance of a short, violent thunderstorm in the late day. Air temps are running