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For the 2026 season, Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula stand as an excellent choice for saltwater fly fishermen; the fly fishing is fantastic and there are wonderful lodges at every price point.

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”

Here’s the latest from our friends at Ocean Active on fishing in Dubai. Dubai is doing what Dubai always does, producing fantastic numbers, up to 40 fish a session, of

After the monsoon and an early season tropical storm, the 2025/26 season in Salalah has started with a bang. There have been clear, calm seas and very co-operative permit for

Nestled amidst the turquoise waters of Belize’s Turneffe Atoll, Turneffe Flats Lodge is an angler’s paradise, offering an unparalleled fly fishing experience. This remote haven beckons those who seek the

September 4th to 11th 2025: Eight anglers, 1 week, 73 permit landed! A truly epic week at Mayazul Lodge as Ascension Bay continues to shine as one of the Caribbean’s

We are delighted to offer two rare last-minute openings at Bair’s Lodge on South Andros in the Bahamas. This wonderful spot offers high-quality saltwater fishing on some of the brightest

Here’s the latest from our friends at Ocean Active on the start of the 2025 fishing season in Dubai. The Dubai season has started with a bang with more queenfish

This Soul Fly Lodge wellness and fishing combo is a perfect week away for an angler and non-angler couple. It’s in January, so a lovely time to enjoy some Bahamian

Los Roques, The Place To Go In 2025/26 The flats and beaches of Los Roques are one of the most unique bonefish fisheries on the planet. If you would like

We’ve just had this great update on the 2024/25 seasons in Oman and Dubai from our friends at Ocean Active. Here’s all the latest from these two intriguing fisheries: It’s

Named the Queen’s Gardens by Christopher Columbus, the Jardines de la Reina is a pristine chain of islands that run more than one hundred miles along Cuba’s south-eastern coast. This