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Popular Horse-eye Jack fishing Charters in Roatan  , Honduras. Good availability and great rates. Read unbiased reviews and choose the best deal for your trip.

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Roatan, Honduras

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<p>Roatan, Honduras, offers one of the Caribbean's most diverse fisheries, where turquoise flats meet thriving reefs in the Bay Islands. This destination is celebrated for its year-round saltwater flats fishing, particularly for the coveted "Grand Slam" species: elusive bonefish, challenging permit, and acrobatic tarpon. The east end's pristine turtle grass flats—especially near Oakridge and Calabash Bight—provide ideal habitats for these species, with less fishing pressure ensuring authentic encounters.</p>  

<p>Beyond the flats, Roatan's deep-sea waters teem with action, including blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, and wahoo. The island's unique topography combines rolling rainforests with crystal-clear shallows, where anglers can also target snook, barracuda, and jacks. Accessible mangrove canals and thriving reefs further enhance opportunities for both fly and spin fishing, catering to all skill levels against a backdrop of unparalleled natural beauty.</p>  

<p>Guided charters leverage local expertise accumulated over decades, navigating secluded bays and offshore hotspots to maximize your experience. Whether stalking bonefish on morning tides or battling pelagics offshore, Roatan delivers consistently rich biodiversity and unforgettable adventures.</p>

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	Spend the day fighting Bonefish and Permit then head to Punta Gorda&rsquo;s Garifuna Festival. This celebration of the local Garifuna people&rsquo;s music and heritage is an event you can&rsquo;t miss!</p>


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	Mahi Mahi season is well underway, and the rest of the big game crowd is also around in force. Head offshore for your chance to battle Wahoo, Tuna, Billfish, and more.</p>


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	Roatan is a magical place to spend the holiday season. Head to town this time of year for great weather, awesome fishing, and plenty of local events to keep the festive spirit going.&nbsp;</p>


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	If the February blues are getting you down, Roatan&rsquo;s evergreen big game bite is sure to shake them off. The flats are just as good this time of year, with Permit, Bonefish, Tarpon, and Snook.</p>


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	Roatan Bonefishing is awesome in January and Tarpon are in their prime, too. If your new year&rsquo;s resolution is to land an Inshore Grand Slam, this isn&rsquo;t a bad place to try!</p>


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	July is the last month of peak Permit season. Permit are found here year-round, but if you want to battle the best of them, this is your chance. Mahi Mahi show up in huge numbers this time of year.</p>


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	The reefs are bustling with Snappers, Groupers, Amberjack, and more. If that&rsquo;s not enough seafood for you, check out the Roatan Shrimp Festival for some delicious local specialties.</p>


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	March can be very busy in Roatan, depending on when Semana Santa (Easter) falls. If you&rsquo;re looking for great parties and local crowds as well as huge fish, this is the time for you.</p>


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	The Roatan fishing season never goes cold. In May, you can enjoy a morning fighting Blue Marlin and Tuna&nbsp;then hit the flats for an afternoon of Bonefish and Permit action.</p>


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	Big game season rages on, with all your favorite offshore species taking baits and lures like there&rsquo;s no tomorrow. The reefs are bursting with life and the flats are swarming with gamefish. Everything is good!</p>


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	Blue Marlin are biting like crazy offshore, as are Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Sailfish. Head out to the deep waters just a stone&rsquo;s throw from the beach and enjoy.</p>


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	The Roatan International Fishing Tournament is one of the biggest events of the year. It&rsquo;s held on September 15th, Honduran Independence Day, as if there wasn&rsquo;t enough reason for excitement!</p>


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	You couldn&rsquo;t ask for a more beautiful place for your next vacation than Roatan. The island is one long strip of lush vegetation, with soft white sands flowing into unbelievably clear seas. Even by Honduran standards, it&rsquo;s got &ldquo;wish you were here&rdquo; written all over it.&nbsp;</div>
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	Honduras&rsquo;s Bay Islands are famous among divers for their colorful reefs and exotic fish. Somehow, Roatan fishing still doesn&rsquo;t have anywhere near the same fame, but that&rsquo;s sure to change. The island seems custom-built for sportfishing, whether you want to wrestle monsters in a few inches of water or take to the sea in search of Billfish. You&rsquo;re never more than a few casts from the action in this island paradise.&nbsp;</div>
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	But wait, there&rsquo;s more. Roatan may be out of the ordinary as a vacation spot, but it&rsquo;s hardly out of the way. It&rsquo;s only a 2-hour flight from Miami and is a regular stop-off for cruise ships. Add the fact that most people speak at least some English, and you have a hassle-free adventure in a stunning location with world-class fishing. What more could you want?</div>
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	Types of Fishing</h3>
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	You&rsquo;ve got plenty of options as to how you spend your trip. The island is surrounded by fishing spots and even the best ones are just a short cruise away. Here are the main ways you can spend your time:</div>
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	Roatan Deep Sea Fishing</h4>
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	Honduras means &ldquo;depths&rdquo; in Spanish, and the waters around Roatan are plenty deep enough for some serious bluewater battles. You can be fishing in 1,000 feet of water less than 5 miles from shore around most of the island. Blue Marlin top the list of Roatan&rsquo;s big game species, but they&rsquo;re not alone. Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and several species of Tuna call these waters home all year round.</div>
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	Roatan Flats Fishing</h4>
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	With mile after mile of pristine flats and thriving grass beds, Roatan has more than its share of shallow-water action. The water is so clear here that boats look like they&rsquo;re hanging in mid-air. This makes for incredible sight-fishing for the resident Bonefish and Permit. Hit the mangroves, and you can also find some decent-sized Tarpon and monster Snook.</div>
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	If every fish on the IGFA Inshore Grand Slam list isn&rsquo;t enough for you, don&rsquo;t worry. Triggerfish come so far in to feed that they can be seen tailing in the shallows. Outlandish Rainbow Parrotfish well over 20 lb hunt along the deep edge of the flats. Barracuda are always around to add some bite to your fight. You could spend a lifetime fishing here and never get bored.</div>
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	Roatan Reef Fishing</h4>
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	You can&rsquo;t visit Roatan without taking a trip to the reefs. We mean that literally. The corals start within swimming distance of shore and completely surround the island. It&rsquo;s not a case of quantity over quality, either. This is a marine park and one of the most well-protected sections of the entire Mesoamerican Reef. You can hook into a huge range of fish, from Groupers and Snappers to Amberjack and hard-fighting Horse-Eye Jack.</div>
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	Fishing Techniques</h3>
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	With Permit, Bonefish, Tarpon, and Snook all within easy reach, the fly fishing Roatan has to offer is simply unmissable. Pack a sturdy 8-wt for stalking the flats, with something a little heftier for mangrove battles against trophy Silver Kings and Snook. Most big game action focuses on trolling, although kites are starting to show up in the skies offshore.&nbsp;</div>
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	One thing you&rsquo;ll never find here is spearguns. Even fishing with slings is banned without a special permit. Some local enthusiasts do hunt for invasive Lionfish, but you&rsquo;ll be hard-pressed to find a guide offering this style of fishing.</div>
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	Need to Know</h3>
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	So you&rsquo;re ready for your Roatan fishing adventure? You won&rsquo;t be disappointed! Here some final travel tips to make your visit even easier.</div>
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	Rules &amp; Regulations</h4>
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	You don&rsquo;t need a fishing license to fish in Roatan. You do need to be aware of where you&rsquo;re wetting your line, though. The entire island is considered a marine park and there are restrictions on if and how you can fish in certain places. Heading out with a guide is the easiest way to catch big fish while following the rules.</div>
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	Charter Rates</h4>
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	Taking on the ocean&rsquo;s top gamefish isn&rsquo;t as expensive as you might think. A half day trip costs around $450. Full days are even better value, usually around $700-800 for a basic boat. Even the fanciest sportfisher in town doesn&rsquo;t cost more than $1,200 for the day.</div>
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	Getting There</h4>
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	Many of Roatan&rsquo;s visitors arrive on cruise ships taking a tour of the Caribbean. If you want something a little more direct, you can catch a flight from Miami, Dallas, Houston, or Atlanta, as well as various cities on the mainland.</div>
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	Roatan has it all: island bliss with great fishing and an eye to keeping it that way. In fact, the island is so stunning and the fishing so good that it&rsquo;s bound to become a sportfishing hub. Get in quick and be one of the lucky anglers who fished here before the crowds showed up!</div>


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