Extreme Fishing

Robson's journey begins in the dead of night- at RAF Brize Norton. Only from here can he reach his first destination- a tiny outpost in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. This will be the most remote place Robson has ever fished- Ascension Island. Only just poking its head out of the sea, this seven mile wide rock was used by NASA to test the moon buggy.

This time, Robson's journey continues in Patagonia, a region spanning the southern parts of Chile and Argentina. He's on a mission to fish at the southernmost city on Earth, Ushuaia. This place really is the ends of the Earth- If he goes much further south, he'll end up in Antarctica. But before he gets there, he's after an extra special prize.

This time, Robson really is going to the ends of the Earth. It's his longest ever journey to catch a fish. It's set to take him 3 days and 5 flights to reach his destination:- Papua New Guinea, a remote country in the South Pacific. It's as far from home as he's ever been- and here, there are fish he's never seen before.

It's 7 pm- and 7 degrees in the UK. But that's like a summer's day compared to where Robson's going. Fishing at the ends of the Earth is taking him to Far East Russia- in winter. It's the world's largest country- and he's heading to the remotest corners, a full 8 time zones from Moscow.

This time- Robson's journey to the ends of the Earth takes him beyond the other side of the world. He's way past Australia and out into the Pacific- where he finds a Fishing Paradise waiting. New Caledonia is a sun kissed island, home to the world's largest lagoon- and a place in which new fish species are still being discovered.

Robson's adventure concludes as he journeys into the wilderness of Argentina. It's a place 10 times the size of the UK with only two thirds our population- and that means Robson can seek out the remotest corners- and fish he's never caught before.