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Monkey Climber is an alternative, indie magazine with a big heart trying to give something back to the angling community and outside world. We get asked a lot for charity and fundraisers and always try to help out whenever we can.  So when a couple of good friends of ours like Dean Lloyd, Keith Sykes, Les Bowers, Tom Coloff, etc asked us as Trustees of Lucy's Bowl (a non profit for Guided Dogs) what we could do we thought it a cool idea to give away 48hrs on our own 4-5 acre syndicate over here in Belgium. Here's some of the...

A little update from the MC HQ. This Summer we'll have loads of new sick items coming up, as last Friday we finally managed a shoot with our merch/mag photographer Zjerome and our model crew. We rounded up around 80 new items which will be trickling in on our new shop here through July/August. Here's an impression of Friday's shoot:

Just like last year the boys from Carp College wanted to do a collab shirt with us for their Summer camps. Our editor had this mega idea in his head, took it to a professional Dutch illustrator and the outcome is proper sick. So here we go: the Monkey Climber Bookstore, showcasing our fav titles & this cool kid sitting in front reading the latest mag with his dog, rod and skateboard.  We can imagine a lot of you will want this design as a shirt or hoodie as well, so we set up this preorder here. Running until July 15th. All...

As many of you will know, the Monkey Climber HQ is situated just next to a canal. Not a typical Belgian big fish canal though, a ten kilo plus fish is a good one here.  After our basement flooded partially on Monday due to a severe cloudburst, our editor Gio put a Scope rod out that night and some good karma resulted in his biggest ever from the backyard. A fish he had caught twice before on the nearby Ostend canal and known as the biggest of the local stretch. Now it must have passed a couple of sluices as...

Our friend, author and MC#2 iconic cover face Alijn Danau has just recently added another hard Belgian target fish to his tally, namely the much sought after Jumper weighing a whopping 36,6 kilos. Congratz buddy! More pictures can be seen on the CC Moore Benelux Facebook page: