Belize; Reopening 1st October 2020 – Shape of Things to come?
As we watch the development of Covid-19 around the world and its impact on international travel, at last it looks like things are beginning to move in the right direction.
As we watch the development of Covid-19 around the world and its impact on international travel, at last it looks like things are beginning to move in the right direction.
We are excited to announce that Belize’s Philip Goldson International Airport will reopen Saturday, August 15th. To date, Belize has done an incredible job controlling Covid-19 with NO active Covid-19
I recently embarked on a fly fishing adventure…. and not quite the normal adventure I have on fly fishing trips. This had a whole new set of challenges, many of
As we are finally to allowed to head out fishing in the UK I think many of us can now see light at the end of the tunnel an our
I think there is a defining moment in your fly fishing career when you find which of the many forms becomes your passion. I had been an obsessive fly fisherman
“Why do you love Belize so much Charlotte?”. It didn’t take long to answer but as with most things, it’s the sum total of many that makes it so special.
Belize is considered by some to be the permit capital of the world, its cays and atolls providing a perfect habitat in which to hunt them. Owned and run by
We have been massive fans of Turneffe Flats for many years. Set up by Craig and Karen Hayes in 1981 it has evolved from a fishing camp to one of
The grand slam or super grand slam is something that all saltwater fly fishermen aspire to. Its definition has evolved over the years as fisheries in different areas of the
2020 makes our 34th year of running Belize River Lodge and we are again looking forward to the upcoming season and all it entails, including the return of the migratory
In 1997, Lincoln Westby and his wife Perline decided to build a fishing lodge in Southern Belize, located in one of the worlds most productive permit fisheries. Coined, “permit alley”
October This year all of Belize has experienced a unusually dry rainy season. The Belize River in front of the lodge was still green and clear throughout much of September,