28 Ribolovni izleti
Najbolja ponuda za ribolov na čarteru od ukupno 28 u Belize - unesite datume da biste proverili dostupnost
This is an all-inclusive trip that can be tailored to your needs. You can spend the day fly fishing inshore for Bonefish and Permit or trolling inside the reef for King Mackerel, Barracudas, Jacks, Snappers, and Spanish Mackerels. On board, you'll be provided with a light lunch, water, and Gatorade. All rods and reels are included, as well as lures, bait, and your fishing license.
Half day trips are available for fishing all other fish species except Tarpons as they require more time to find. You can get Snapper, Bonefish, Snook, Permit, Pompano, Cobia, and more. It's a good trip for newbie anglers. You will have the guide by your side to help you out. Bring sunscreen, a cap, sunglasses, and a camera. Kids are welcome. The captain encourages catch and release, but you can keep Mutton Snapper and edible non-game fish.
Explore Belize's famous reefs on this 4-hour morning trip with Capt. Edlin, whose motto is 'The sea is my school, the line is my heritage'. These living natural habitats are home to a range of beautiful, exciting, and delicious fish, and you'll get to practice your fishing skills from the boat or by wading. You'll spend your morning going after such creatures as Snappers, Groupers, Amberjack, and more, as you try bottom fishing, or do some trolling.
full day fishing includes boat, fuel, guide sodas, water, and lunch also (if the fishing gear is needed we provide it) but it's only 2 people per one more the most(50$+).
There's nothing quite like the thrill of catching a monster fish on the fly. Come aboard this 4-hour adventure and target some prized species using all your skills. Just a stone's throw out from the shore, you'll find some tough-fighting Tarpon, Permit, and Bonefish, that will provide you with an exciting challenge to reel in.
Its just a bite of experience on the flats. Bonefish is mainly what we fish but you can just pick your choice if the weather is suitable for your target. Water, sodas and ice are provided lunch not included.
It's just a bit of experience on near the island, flyfishing for Bonefish, snook, tarpon and jacks is the best. Water, sodas, ice are provided lunch included.
This trip will give you the opportunity to diversify on different types of waters(saltwater), weather, and overall climate. If you have never been saltwater fly or spin-fished before, then this is your opportunity to take advantage and enjoy what our country and myself have to offer.
In the calm shallow water, you get to enjoy this sport fish of catch and release. If your lucky might even land the Grand Slam! This trip includes: Fishing equipment's, sodas, water, beer and snacks.
Bonefish fishing in Belize is all about sight casting to fast, hard-fighting game fish on shallow flats. Belize’s clear water, warm climate, and vast flats make it one of the best places to target Bonefish. Anglers come for steady action, easy access to inshore spots, and the chance to chase Permit and Tarpon on the same trip.
Most anglers fly fishing use 7–9 wt rods and small shrimp patterns. Spinning works well too, with light tackle and soft plastics or shrimp. Guides pole shallow skiffs across the flats—wide, sandy or coral shallows—so you can spot tails and make quick, accurate casts. Wading is common when the bottom is firm, giving you a quiet, up-close approach.
Trips usually start early to match light and tide. Expect short runs from the dock, calm water, and a focus on stealth. This is great for first-timers and seasoned fly anglers alike. Bring polarized sunglasses, sun protection, a hat, and water-friendly shoes or flats boots. Your captain will handle the local tides, tackle, and tactics.
Top areas include Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker, the Turneffe Atoll flats, and the sheltered waters near Placencia and Hopkins. Southern cayes and lagoon edges offer year-round chances, with clearer water on calm days and great sight fishing on sunny mornings.
Regulations can change, so check local fishing license and permit rules before you go. Ask your captain about current seasons, harvest limits, and catch-and-release practices for Bonefish. Always follow local laws and conservation guidelines.
