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This Ascension Bay fly fishing lodge is permit focused.A nice tarpon on the fly at Ascension bay in Mexico.

Ascension Bay Fly Fishing Lodge

BIG bonefish live in the Bahamas, especially South Andros Island.South Andros is an incredible fishery, superb guides and the service is excellent.

Bahamas Fishing Lodge

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At this Belize fly fishing fishing resort you can achieve the anglers’ ultimate dream – The Grand Slam of bonefish, tarpon, snook and permit.Fishing for tarpon in Belize

Belize Fly Fishing Resort

All anglers will get shots at big GT's while wading the flats. Not everyone will get one however.The fishing on Christmas Island is like no other saltwater destination on the planet, with nearly two dozen different species of fish to catch.

Christmas Island Fishing Lodge

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A permit can be the most finicky of all the target species down in Belize as even a well-presented fly can get the eye of rejection from a feeding permit.Ben Stevens with a great bonefish

Fly Fishing Ambergris Caye – Belize Fishing Lodge

Bonefish

Arguably the most popular game fish on the planet, bonefish offer everything anglers desire. Some anglers consider them the best that saltwater fishing has to offer. Bonefish are difficult to spot on the flats, fight hard, can grow to large sizes and are found across the world from the Bahamas and Mexico to the Indian ocean.

Bonefish are the pound-for-pound champ! No other fish pull line from the reel with speed, strength and stamina like a bonefish. If you’re new to the salt, you’ll be surprised by how strong they are, as they’re a surprisingly small fish.

Ready to go bonefishing?

We work with great flats fishing guides around the world.

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