saltwater fly fishing

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

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

The past few weeks at Mayazul Lodge have brought exciting action on the flats. Permit fishing has been solid, and anglers are consistently crossing paths with migratory tarpon. While the

In our latest YouTube video, Alex Jardine gives us a breakdown of the incredible fishing at Jardines de la Reina, a pristine chain of islands that run more than one

Cuba is a destination for all the senses, the largest island in the Caribbean, a diverse landscape, colourful culture and fish-rich waters. Despite the adversities that the people face here,

If you are looking for a last minute trip or deal we’ve got some great special offers up for grabs at the moment, with something to tempt you in both

Gilberto Rubio ‘Pato’ and Eladio Chin ‘Señor’, two legendary boat captains from Casa Blanca and Playa Blanca, set sail into retirement later this year. To honour their more than 25

As summer moves into autumn at Mayazul Lodge and the cooler weather sets in, Ascension Bay enters one of its most dynamic fishing windows. From September through November, Mayazul Lodge

Jardines de la Reina remains one of the world’s few untouched marine ecosystems, home to vibrant coral reefs, abundant wildlife, and thriving natural mangroves. Its isolation and careful management have

We were delighted to plan a fly fishing trip for author and journalist David Profumo to the Yucatan last year. Here is his account of an enjoyable few days. If

Blue Horizon Lodge is a premier fly fishing destination in the heart of Belize’s saltwater flats, known as the “permit capital of the world.” I first heard of it back