The Fishing Report

Report Headline One

Week of July 26, 2008:
The backside of the full moon has brought with it a lot of good fishing on our local flats. Jacks, schooling bonefish and tarpon were all caught this week. Canadian angler Raymond fished with us this week on the wading flats for tarpon and landed his first, a 100 pound beauty on the fly. They had to move around a bit, but found them late in the morning (around 10:00am) and hammered them until the tide left them dry. Each flat has a different effect on fish around moving tides, and if you have a good guide, you will be able to maximize your efforts all day. As you can see, these tarpon are moving on the shallow flats looking for food. Ray's wife Jill was along for the ride and provided the great photography. Great caster and an all around gentlemen, can't wait to see you next year Ray. -Omar
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Week of August 19th

Well, Simon Fields added another nice species at the very end of his fishing week....a Tarpon of about 50 pounds. Our head guide spotted some Tarpon while on his day off doing some recon work and reported to the others who were quick to move to that spot the next day with Simon.
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Week of September 2nd

September is starting out with a real Bang here in Belize. Hurricanes that start out to the east of us generally make a shift north and miss our area completely. That was the case this past week as our guests were pleasantly surprised by warm, sun baked flats teeming with fish.
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Week of October 25

This week brought our Allan Johnson school of fly casting down to Belize. Allan has been teaching fly casting professionally for over 14 years and will be hosting several group trips in the coming months. This trip was a large group of his students, many were seasoned bonefishers and some were new to the salt.
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