France—man, what a place for fly fishing. The Les Sens de la Rivière project? It’s not just about catching fish. It’s about that raw connection with rivers, like you’re tuning into something ancient. The name kinda says it all: you’ve gotta feel the water, the way it moves, the way it talks to you. It’s less about technique and more about letting the river teach you.

Now, the spots—oh, the spots. Reunion Island? Imagine trout hiding in those jungle streams, water so clear it’s almost unfair. Or the Verdon Canyon—those cliffs, that unreal blue. I’ve spent years figuring out their secrets, and yeah, I’ll point you to the good stuff.

And if you’re new to this? Don’t sweat it. I’m certified to teach it all—dry flies, euro nymphing, you name it. Blind fishing, sight fishing, saltwater, freshwater… whatever gets you hooked. The goal? To make you so in sync with the water that even the wiliest brown trout can’t outsmart you.

Speaking of, let’s talk fish. Grayling, chub, rainbows—these are my jam. The ones I’ve chased, studied, and yeah, sometimes lost to. Whether you’re after a monster catch or just the quiet thrill of the hunt, Les Sens de la Rivière is where you’ll find it.