Honduras Fishing Charters

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The best out of 6 charter fishing deals in Honduras - enter dates to check availability

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Honduras: 6 fishing charters available

Roatan Reef Tours – 27’
Roatan Reef Tours – 27’

West End • 27 ft • 6 persons

Get ready to discover the exotic waters of Honduras with Rotan Reef Tours!

"I had an incredible time on my deep-sea fishing trip! The crew was extremely friendly—it honestly felt like I was out fishing with a bunch of cousins." —⁠ Richard,
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trips fromUS $550
Roatan Anglers – 31'
Roatan Anglers – 31'

West End • 31 ft • 5 persons

Roatan Island is one of those tropical paradises that offer both exquisite beaches and incredible bluewater fishing minutes from the coast!

"Captain Lonnie and deckhand Anthony provided a great trip for our family of 4." —⁠ Dan,
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trips fromUS $530
Roatan Snorkeling Tours– Pelagic
Roatan Snorkeling Tours– Pelagic

Jonesville • 26 ft • 4 persons

Roatan Snorkeling Tours offers an awesome range of trips, taking groups out to make the most of these deep, warm waters.
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trips fromUS $845
Dos Reyes Fishing Charters
Dos Reyes Fishing Charters

Sandy Bay • 26 ft • 6 persons

Dos Reyes Fishing Charters welcomes you to the stunning waters of Sandy Bay.

"Captain was very responsive and secured our transportation to and from cruise ship port." —⁠ Michael,
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trips fromUS $450
Out Of The Blue Adventures
Out Of The Blue Adventures

Oakridge • 26 ft • 6 persons

If fishing in Oakridge is on your bucket list, look no further than Out Of The Blue Adventures.

"We are from Texas and have a group of 8, with 4 that wanted to fish and 4 that wanted to do a land tour." —⁠ Sprouse,
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trips fromUS $350
Roatan Reef Tours – 30’
Roatan Reef Tours – 30’

West End • 30 ft • 6 persons

Ever wanted to experience the top sport fishing location in the Caribbean?

"Enry and his crew were great! Caught lots of tuna and a barracuda." —⁠ Matthew,
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trips fromUS $550
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Fishing in Honduras

If you’re looking to experience premier fishing, Honduras is the place to go! Honduras may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of excellent fishing in Central America, but it should be! There’s amazing inshore action coupled with productive offshore fishing in the Caribbean Sea – anglers of all tastes can wet their lines in this tropical paradise.

Where To Go

Inshore

Laguna de Brus O Cartine

If you’re a fan of hooking up Tarpon and Snook you can’t go wrong with this lagoon. The lagoon itself and the town of Brus Laguna are home to some of Honduras’ best inshore action. Monster-sized Silver Kings in the 200 lb range are caught here fairly regularly. Snook grow up to 46 lbs in these waters – making this the perfect location to land that new personal best.

Laguna de Caratasca

Anglers who are fans of fly-in fishing can look forward to Laguna de Caratasca – a little slice of fishing heaven, located in the east of the country. It’s a bit tricky to get to, you’ll need to get a water taxi or fly in since there’s no road connection or airport nearby. However, once you’re there, you can expect a top-tier fishery, practically untouched by man. First-class Tarpon, Snook, and Snapper action goes down in this lagoon among the flats, estuaries, and hidden waterways.

Offshore

Islas de la Bahia

Also known as the Bay Islands, this chain of islands is one of the high points of angling in Honduras. The fishing Roatan, Guanaja, and Utila play host to is world-class. The islands lie approximately 40 miles north of the coast of Honduras. They’re a truly unique fishing destination, blessed with excellent flats fishing and deep water action just minutes away from shore, all wrapped up in a picturesque landscape.

The flats between the islands and the mainland are home to top-tier fishing for Bonefish, Tarpon, and Permit. Catching them on the fly is a favorite of the locals and they have many indigenous techniques to show you. It’s the perfect spot – all the quality of famous locations like Belize or other Caribbean islands without the fishing pressure.

Anglers who are looking to land a pelagic trophy can expect thrilling bluewater action after a very short ride – the truly deep waters start minutes away from the islands. Among the waves you’ll hit all the top targets of the Caribbean Sea like Blue Marlin, various Tuna species, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Kingfish, and many others. The main technique for catching these torpedo-sized predators is trolling – a great opportunity to enjoy the stunning nature of the region while fishing.

The islands are ideal for anglers looking to connect with nature and enjoy fishing without a crowd. There isn’t a developed angling infrastructure across the islands, so you can truly feel like a trailblazer while fishing here!


Need To Know

Regulations

You don’t need a fishing license to hit the waters of Honduras, just your gear and a burning desire to reel in fish. Regulations tend to change regularly so it’s advised you check about bag limits and restricted species with your charter captain.

Budget

Honduras fishing charter prices seem very appealing compared to other areas with similar action. A half day offshore trip is usually in the $400-$600 range. If you’re looking for a full day in offshore waters, plan to spend between $700-$900. The price will vary depending on the price of fuel, size of the boat, and the number of anglers in your party.

Getting There

Most airports in Honduras are  spread across the north shore and the west side of the country, with a notable lack of airports in the east. The mainland is well-connected with highways, especially in the central and south regions of the country. Anglers who land at the capital of Tegucigalpa can get to the coast by heading north along the highways. You can travel the coastline on Highway 13, as it connects most of the major waterside settlements.

The eastern part of the country isn’t connected to the road system, so flying or using a water taxi are your only options for getting to the waters there. Brus Laguna, the town next to Laguna de Brus O Cartine, has a small air strip next to it – allowing you to get to this bountiful lagoon with ease.

All of the Islas de la Bahia have an airport on them – you can land there directly and be on the fish shortly after you exit the plane. The islands have numerous ports and you can use ferries or other services to travel between them and the mainland.
 

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Honduras Fishing Seasons

January

The rainy season is coming to a close in January. Tuna and Wahoo are reliable targets this time of year. Tarpon are on their last legs, now’s the last chance to get them!

February

Permit action is heating up in February, hitting a peak near the end of the month. You can complement the hookups on the flats with good Bonefish fishing as well.

March

Bonefish and Permit are still red-hot on the flats around the islands of Roatan, Guanaja, and Utila. Offshore, you’re looking at good Wahoo and Tuna action.

April

The angling action slows down at the end of April, though many species can be targeted year-round. Now’s the time to go after Permit!

May

May is the last month you’ll find Bonefish biting like crazy, so if you want to get a trophy from the flats, make sure you head out with a guide!

June

Temperatures are between 25–30 degrees Celsius in June, so make sure you bring water with you. Bluewater hookups for Marlin, Sailfish, and other pelagics keep the action as hot as the weather is.

July

The Permit hookups stop peaking at the end of July. The deep blue sea is still excellent for anglers chasing pelagic predators like Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, Marlin, and Tuna.

August

It’s the perfect time to go on vacation in Honduras: warm weather, exciting offshore action, and productive flats fishing. 

September

The world-renowned Roatan fishing tournament takes place in September. If you’re looking to break into the world of professional angling or just want to enjoy epic fishing, this is the event for you!

October

Bonefish action picks up mid-October and you can land them more reliably. Billfishing is good all year long, but Marlin and Sailfish start biting like crazy in fall. 

November

If you’re a fan of the Silver King, you’re in luck! Tarpon peaks around mid-winter and the waters of Honduras are known to  produce fish in the 200+ lb range.

December

As the year draws to a close, you can enjoy excellent Tarpon and Bonefish hookups in the shallows as well as excellent pelagic strikes.

Honduras Fishing Calendar

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What anglers said about fishing in Honduras

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How did anglers rate fishing charters in Honduras?

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Top Types of Fishing in Honduras

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Top Fishing Techniques in Honduras

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Top Targeted Species in Honduras

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