Guided half/full day trips to flats, reef and deep-sea fishing. Tackle supplied. Practice catch-and-release fishing.
For decades, Anglers have been coming to Belize seeking the excitement of jumping a tarpon or stalking the elusive permit,
choosing their locale from the country’s mud flats, the rivers, or the deeper water near the reef.
There are at least eight fishing resorts located on the cayes, rivers, and coral atolls; giving Belize a exotic surroundings
and several of the most sought-after-salt-water game fish, the most popular of which is undoubtedly the tarpon, snook, and
bonefish.
Known for its spectacular jumps, tarpon in Belize range in size from 5 to 150 lbs.
Out on the reef, barracuda, snapper, and jacks are also plentiful off the Belizean coast, and many tourist charter individual
boats for fishing reservations.
The recommended way to fish in Belize is through an established lodge or fishing resort, which uses qualified guides, rather
than simple chartering a boat. Nevertheless, individual guides are also available at Bare Foot Caribe Resort; with many years
of experience under their belts, Bare Foot Caribe Resort guides are good at what they do. Not only do they know the waters
and where the fish are most likely to be, but some also have great stories about past experience.
