Robson Green's Extreme Fisherman

Robson travels to South America on a mission to achieve sport fishing's greatest challenge: catching 3 different species of billfish in one day, Swordfish, Sailfish and Marlin. It's known as the Grand Slam and La Guaira, off Venezuela's northern coast, is one of the best places in the world to attempt it. Robson also heads to Los Roques, an archipelago in the Caribbean Sea. kwfishing

Robson heads to one of Japans southern-most islands, where incredible deep waters and pristine reefs are home to some of the most beautiful and powerful fish in the ocean. Robson battles some extreme weather to catch a technicolored acrobat, the Mahi Mahi, and a torpedo of the oceans, the Big Eye Tuna. Learning some unusual local methods, he attempts to catch one of the most venomous creatures in

Robson heads to the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific in search of a trio of turbo-charged fish: a speed freak that head-butts its prey, an ambush predator with a vicious bite, and a lighting fast fighter that has evolved over 100 million years, the Bandeng. This species converts algae into protein which gives it power so explosive it can become airborne. Along the way Robson will learn local f

Robson heads to the biggest landlocked country in the world, and some of the most pristine rivers in Central Asia, on a mission to catch a trio of territorial river warlords. Top of the list is the Taimen, or River Wolf, one of the great prizes in international angling. Mongolians revere the Taimen as the god of the river: it's a huge, ferocious salmonid that can reach two meters in length. To cat

Robson travels to the world's oldest island, on a quest to catch the most fearsome, ferocious and skilled aquatic hunters on the planet. Arriving on the tiny tropical island of Sakatia his first target is Jobfish, a ruthless reef predator with powerful jaws. He then teams up with a local fisherman to spear a master of camouflage, the Octopus. Heading out to deeper water he does battle with the imm

Robson travels to the third largest island in the world, and one of the most biologically diverse landscapes known to man, to catch fish with super-powers. He teams up with some of Borneo's top anglers to catch a deep sea monster that can become invisible, and ventures deep into an ancient rain forest to meet the Iban tribe to catch a fish so evolved it can actually breathe air. In one of the hars

Robson travels to the heart of Central America on a mission to catch the fastest fish on the planet, the Sailfish, incredible predators that have been clocked at over a hundred kilometers an hour. This coastline is so extraordinary Robson wants to raise the bar and catch three in one day. Along the way he soaks up the Caribbean vibe of Livingston, teaming up with the Garifuna people to catch and

This time Robson travels to one of the most prolific fishing grounds in South America. Off Ecuador's Pacific Coast a staggering twenty percent of the world's fish catch is caught. Robson is here to target one voracious carnivore: the Grouper. He travels deep into the Amazonian rainforest where he encounters one of the jungle's most diverse and extraordinary species: the catfish. And he goes head t