The Fish

Permit

Palometa, or Permit is considered the Holy Grail of saltwater fly fishing. Permit cruise the flats with confidence, flushing prey only to pounce on and devour it quickly. Casually following a ray, they scan the bottom to see what has been stirred up in its path, looking for an easy meal. Both scenarios trickle through the minds of guides and anglers as they prepare to hunt this magical fish.
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Bonefish

Perhaps the most sought after species on the Belizean coast, the “grey ghost” is found in all of our waters surrounding Ambergris Caye. Fly fishing for Bonefish in Belize can be an experience of a lifetime. Tailing fish, shallow water, and lots of fish make fly fishing in Ambergris Caye truly a unique destination.

Atlanticus Megalops, what a fitting name for such a formidable gamefish. The Tarpon has earned a reputation for being a fierce fighting, acrobatic animal. Books and videos have documented this great fish for decades, and anglers will continue to pursue this fish as long as it swims in the ocean.
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Snook, Barracuda, Jacks

Belize has a host of other game fish available on its flats and mangroves. The combination of the barrier reef, and inland mangrove island chains make it a complex ecosystem that sustains all forms of life on the food chain.
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Bluewater

Our guests can split or combine their flats experience with our epic bluewater fishery that lies just one mile off the beach. The barrier reef provides a boundary for warm ocean currents in the carribean sea. This is basically a conveyor belt for the marine food chain. The reef lies just one mile off our beach, and anglers can target Mahi-Mahi, Wahoo, Bonito, and even Kingfish. At the reefs edge, the water can drop as much as 400 feet in the first few hundred yards.
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