John Byron would surely have loved the fantastic fishing opportunities at the Sound, if trout had already been stocked on the Falkland Islands in the 18th century. The whole fishing fun did not start altogether before a bridge was built over the bay including the culverts. This created a basin that would generate a good exchange between high and low tide, but still allows such a high water level during low tide that the fish like to stay in it. A beautiful river feeds the Sound, which is also of great importance for the reproduction of the sea trout and the reason for them staying here. The river is referred to, and here we have our little homage to Harry Potter, “he who must not be named“, because this place ought to remain an insider tip…