Robson Green's Extreme Fishing Challenge

Robson heads on a ten and a half thousand Mile journey to a place, so remote, that even the Australians think it's 'down under'. Tasmania, an undiscovered fishing 'Shangri-La', boasts the cleanest air, the purest rivers and some of the most unpolluted coastline in the world. This week Robson will be staring danger in the face as he lands a fearsome Mako Shark. kwfishing

This week Robson's on an African adventure in magical Mozambique where he discovers some awesome angling. From fearsome fly fishing in one of the largest marine reserves in the Indian Ocean, to cracking crab catching in the first ever Inter-Continental Crustacean Crunch Down. Mozambique offers 2500kms of dramatic coastline with some of the most un-fished waters in the world. Robson hooks into a p

This week Robson's heading to Iceland'..and it's not for frozen peas! This is a country with thousands of miles of coastline and rivers, where nobody lives but the fish. Robson gets his thermals on and starts his challenge on the remote rugged volcanic island of Westman. His first opponent is a man who's forefathers all fished these icy seas for a living. He caught his first Cod aged seven an

This week Robson travels on a 24hr journey via Los Angeles to a spot slap bang in the middle of the North Pacific. The fishing Mecca of Hawaii. It's a record-busting place with the wettest spot on earth, one of the world's most active volcanoes, and if you measure from the sea floor'the biggest mountain on earth. This is a wet and wild fishing paradise which Robson has always dreamed of fishing. H

This week Robson travels 6000 miles to the most southerly point on the African Continent. It's a wild and rugged landscape whose waters are home to nearly 100 species of shark, a fitting location for Robson's Extreme Fishing Challenge! In his first showdown against this fishing obsessed nation, Robson comes face to face with their number one ranked fly-fisherman. Thankfully help is at hand from th

This week Robson Green makes a grueling 24 hour journey to the other side of the world. A place where men are men'.sheep are nervous'.and fish swim deep. The Jaw dropping and bountiful shores of South Australia. For his first Extreme Fishing Challenge, Robson meets a man who's bark is equal to his bite in an all species challenge against one of the countries toughest deep sea anglers. Keeping the

"This week Robson's Extreme Fishing Challenge takes place in a country that's an epic 32 hour flight from Newcastle. It's the place every angler dreams of fishing'New Zealand. Robson starts with a 'rock hopping' challenge. Dropped onto inaccessible islands and craggy rocks by helicopter, this is an extreme form of angling that requires an extreme form of angler. Teaming up with two fiercely proud

This week Robson's off to a country you'd normally associate with romance and honeymoons ' but he's going for a completely different reason. Its home to the marlin world cup, it's got the third largest coral reef in the world, and well ' it's the idyllic paradise island of Mauritius! Robson jumps in at the deep end with some dangerous surf casting against a man most locals won't fish against. Stan

In the first challenge of the series, Robson finds out just how tough they make them up north by travelling to Greenland and into the Arctic Circle. The largest island in the world boasts a coastline that could almost stretch around the equator and it's not all Green either. With over eighty percent of the land covered in ice, temperatures can reach well below minus 20 degrees in the winter mont

Robson returns to Africa to fish the jewel of the east coast's crown: Tanzania. He will travel over 4000 miles to a country that brushes close to the equator and is home to the highest peak and largest lake in Africa. Add to that almost 900 miles of coastline touching the Indian Ocean and the historical island of Zanzibar and Robson will find an extreme country that offers some immense fishing.

Robson ventures across the Atlantic to Eastern Canada, the gateway to the new world. For generations these shores have provided settlers with their first glimpse of the Americas. Today, its waters boast world famous fly fishing and world record breaking ocean fishing. Here, Robson will be attempting to catch his biggest ever Atlantic Salmon, his biggest ever Tuna and his biggest fish ever on the f

In this eastern odyssey Robson heads for a part of the world he's never been to before. But then again- who would go fishing in the desert?But the coastlines of the United Arab Emirates and Oman are full of fishermen practising the skills learned from their forefathers. Oil money might have changed the region beyond recognition, but looking a little closer, Robson finds a culture that still tak