Fishing Reports
Belize Fishing Reports - Ambergris Caye
July 31, 2022
Cloudy and partly cloudy conditions with increasing winds and choppy seas persist. Winds continue shift regularly from the East to North East and at 15 - 20 mph. Periodic intermittent showers pop up during the day but don't hamper fishing. Bonefish numbers have remained consistent in the past 2 weeks well over 200. Tarpon and Permit numbers average at 20 for the week ending Sunday. Our Grand Slam successes still amaze us!
July 24, 2022
Cloudy and partly cloudy conditions with increasing winds and choppy seas persist. Winds continue shift regularly from the East to North East and at 15 - 20 mph. Periodic intermittent showers pop up during the day they but don't hamper fishing. Bonefish numbers have increased by 40% over last week. Tarpon and Permit numbers average at 20 for the week ending Sunday.
July 17, 2022
Moist and unstable conditions have characterized the past week. Showers and isolated thunderstorms will continue to affect the northern areas of the country. Winds shift regularly from the East to North East and at 15 - 20 mph at midday. None of this affected our anglers, who landed an amazing FOUR Grand Slams this week. Bonefish numbers increasing to 223 + for the week, Permit and migrating Tarpon are being caught on average of 2 to 3 per day .
July 10, 2022
Consistently bright sunny days have brought increased action on the flats. Winds continue shift regularly from the East to North East and at 15 - 20 mph at midday. Bonefish numbers dropping to 110 + for the week, Permit and Tarpon continue to see consistent landings for the past three weeks.
July 3, 2022
Bright sunny days have characterized the past week, but low tides have slowed the bite. Winds shift increased regularly from the East to North East, gusting to 20-25 at midday. Bonefish numbers increased to 140 + for the week. Permit and Tarpon landed have been consistent for the past three weeks with many more hookups.
June 26, 2022
Tropical Storm Bonnie has brought higher winds and strong rain bands through the area. Winds continue to shift regularly from the East to North East from 5 to 15 and gusting to 20-25. Less visibility for the past three days has impacted catch percentages dropping Bonefish numbers to 130 for the week, increased Permit and large Tarpon are being hooked and landed along with two nice sized Snook and two more Grand Slams!
June 19, 2022
Improving weather conditions and less rain have increased the bite this week. Bonefish numbers were plentiful (170) for the week. We saw an increasing number of Permit and Tarpon landed by anglers. There was also a very lovely snook in the mix. Two grand slams and a boat slam recorded.
