Fishing Reports
Belize Fishing Reports - Ambergris Caye
July 6, 2026 through July 12, 2026
Despite a cloudy and rainy week, our anglers had a fantastic time on the water, reeling in some remarkable catches. They successfully hooked a few juvenile tarpons, weighing between 20 and 90 pounds, and encountered numerous bonefish, along with some exciting shots at permit. This week, six fortunate anglers enjoyed unforgettable days on the water,
June 29, 2026 through July 5, 2026
We had a great week on the flats with nice weather conditions and winds coming from the East at 10-15 knots. It was a very productive week for our anglers. Lots of bonefish were caught, and there were plenty of permit around; some guests landed permit in the 15–20-pound range, though there were also many
June 22, 2026 through June 28, 2026
After a couple of weeks of strong winds and choppy water, we finally had some good weather days. All our guides and anglers are happy and enjoying themselves, catching some big tarpon and having plenty of shots at permit. We have seen some 90–100-pound tarpon landed, with many others jumped. Our anglers have also had
June 15, 2026 through June 21, 2026
Once again, weather conditions were tough. We experienced some rain and cloudy skies, with strong winds at 10–20 kts coming from the E-SE. Some anglers had a difficult time casting against the wind, and our guides worked harder than usual to put everyone on fish. Despite the challenging weather, anglers still managed to have a
June 8, 2026 through June 14, 2026
It was another challenging week out on the flats, as winds were quite strong again. We saw 10-20 kts coming from the E-SE, which created choppy water conditions. While it was difficult for the guides to find fish at times, they worked harder than usual and successfully put our anglers on plenty of fish. Here
June 1, 2026 through June 7, 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 through May 31, 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,
