Welcome to BELIZE, A premier destination for shallow-water fly fishing
Belize is world-renowned as a premier destination for shallow-water fly fishing, offering vast networks of flats, mangrove channels, and pristine lagoons. Anglers from across the globe travel here for the coveted "Grand Slam"—landing a bonefish, tarpon, and permit all in a single day. The country's northern waters, particularly around Ambergris Caye and San Pedro, provide exceptional, year-round action on the flats, while southern regions offer expansive flats ideal for targeting tailing permit and aggressive juvenile tarpon. Beyond the legendary fishing, the experience in Belize is defined by its vibrant local culture and top-tier guiding expertise. Experienced local guides navigate the pristine coastal waters, positioning anglers for optimal sight-casting opportunities over clear, white-sand and turtle-grass bottoms. Days spent scanning the waters for shadows and tails naturally blend into relaxed evenings spent enjoying fresh Caribbean cuisine, taking in island town life, and sharing stories from a long day on the flats.
San Pedro Fish Camp
San Pedro is in the northern part of Belize, vibrant with culture and life. For six nights, we’ll settle into Sunbreeze hotel! Anglers will be in double occupancy rooms right on the ocean front. The hotel is a place to put your feet up for the night. After the crew comes back from a day on the flats, the group can get ready for a night in the town. Taking golf carts into the party and enjoying the busy night of San Pedro its food and culture. Camp will be about the fish talk, laughs, early ups and late nights, fish photos and relaxation.
Blue Bonefish Lodge
Blue Bonefish Lodge sits on the southern tip of Ambergris Caye, putting anglers just a short panga ride from prime fishing waters. With near-weekly grand slams reported by Blue Bonefish and its expert guides, this is the kind of trip anglers dream about. Add in endless flats and a lodge that won’t stretch your travel budget, and you’ve got an adventure that’s hard to beat.