Fishing Reports
Belize Fishing Reports - Ambergris Caye
June 1, 2026
We had another tough fishing week as weather conditions were not the best, with pretty strong winds coming from the East-Southeast. Regarding the catch: – Permit: There were lots of permits around, but we did not get many eats; however, several were landed. – Tarpon: Many tarpons were jumped, and a few were
May 25, 2026
We had a tough fishing week as weather conditions were not the best. There was a tropical wave passing by, which brought lots of rain and winds of 10-20 kts coming from the E-SE. Despite the rain and strong winds, anglers still managed to catch lots of Bonefish. We also saw some big Tarpon jumping,
May 18, 2026
High winds gusting to the mid-20 mph range hampered conditions, making permit and tarpon challenging to see on the flats. Despite the difficult weather, our anglers remained productive by focusing on schools of bonefish. Additionally, small tarpon and snook continue to be found in and around the mangroves. Thanks to the expertise of our guides,
May 11, 2026
Our anglers had a great week on the flats with excellent activity across multiple species. Permits were found everywhere, and they were primarily taking White Rag Head and Flexo Crab fly patterns. We also had lots of shots at tarpon in the early morning, and several were landed. They were biting on chartreuse toads,
May 4, 2026
It was quite a tough week due to the weather, with strong winds and very choppy conditions. Despite these challenges, all of our guides worked incredibly hard to find fish for our guests. Some anglers were successful in landing migratory tarpon ranging from 80 to 100 lbs. While the murky waters made permits difficult
April 27, 2026
We had another excellent fishing week on our beautiful flats. Our anglers had a blast catching permit every day; big schools were found everywhere, and many were successfully landed. The tarpon fishing was also productive. We found a significant number of fish, with several anglers jumping and landing some impressive catches weighing in at
April 20, 2026
We have had another excellent week on the flats. The migratory tarpon are still around, and several anglers have already landed some impressive, large fish. Many guests have been heading out quite early, as they have found large schools active in the morning. There are also plenty of permits around; many have been landed,
