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Argentina
Argentina not only offers first rate fishing opportunities, but also extremely high standards of lodge accommodation, passionate fishing guides and hospitality second to none.
A range of additional activities such as horseback riding, bird watching and hiking are enough to entice you to this country in their own right. If you would like to catch large numbers of huge Sea Trout in unbelievable surroundings, then make this country your first choice, as it has to be one of the best fresh water fly fishing destinations in the world. Definitely a destination to have on your to do list.
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Bahamas
The Bahamas are well established as one of the world's top holiday destinations and are graced with beautiful beaches of pink sand.
Lapped by crystal clear waters with countless opportunities for diving, snorkelling and fishing, the islands are the birthplace of the Gulf Stream; a phenomenon that accounts for their astonishing variety and abundance of marine life. With over 50 fishing records, the Islands of the Bahamas are considered one of the premier destinations in the world for sport fishing. The flats, reefs and steep drop-offs that surround the 700 islands attract a variety of fish and fishermen.
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Belize
A multi-ethnic, multi-lingual society, Belize is an adventurer's paradise.
The Belize people have protected 40% of the country as parks and natural reserves which offer an intriguing mix of tropical forests rich with wildlife, majestic mountains, mysterious Maya temples with diving and fishing experiences beyond compare. With all these small Islands (cayes) so close to the Barrier Reef this means that there is literally hundreds of miles of saltwater flats, channels and lagoons, teaming with fish such as Bonefish, Permit and Tarpon; making this one of the top saltwater fly fishing destinations visited by anglers every year.
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Brazil
Relax on exotic beaches, stroll along the cobbled streets of historic colonial towns, trek through the Amazon, add Iguazu Falls and Salvador de Bahia to the mix and already Brazil appears as one place you must visit.
Brazil is the largest country in South America and it is the world's fifth largest country, both by geographical area and by population with over 192 million people. It is the only Portuguese-speaking country in the Americas and the largest Portuguese-speaking country in the world.
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Chile
Travel to Chile and find a country stretching for some 4,350 kilometres, a country of startling contrast and extreme beauty.
North of Chile is Atacama, the driest desert in the world, while in the south there are snow-capped volcanoes, crystal-clear waters, majestic fjords, glaciers and the windswept steppes of Patagonia. Chile's European heritage is evident throughout the country and travellers here are likely to feel more familiar with its culture than of the neighbouring countries, with their strongly indigenous lifestyles. There are still local traditions persisting in parts of Chile however together with the European influence, this makes for an interesting juxtaposition, providing a distinctive culture.
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Costa Rica
Costa Rica is the ideal tropical paradise for your holiday, where you can enjoy the pristine beaches, see whales and dolphins play, explore tropical rain forest and experience unbelievable fishing.
Costa Rica is an angler's dream, the country's Pacific ports and beach resorts provide access to some of the best deep sea fishing in the world, while the canals and rivers of the northern Atlantic coast feature world-class Snook and Tarpon fishing. Billfish are the country's biggest attractions, with abundant Sailfish and Marlin off the Pacific coast, but the fishermen also hook plenty of other feisty fighters, such as Wahoo and Roosterfish.
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Cuba
The Caribbean's biggest island offers all the pleasures associated with this part of the world: sun, sea, sand and a laid-back atmosphere, but with a difference.
From the minute you arrive Cuba infuses your senses and you will be drawn in by the rhythmic rumba or the sexy salsa, for wherever you go in Cuba, dancing is a must. It is also the last great unexplored fishery in the Western Hemisphere. The thousands of remote offshore islands and surrounding pristine tidal flats have created a one of a kind saltwater fly fishing environment that is tailor made for bonefish enthusiasts.
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Florida
The Florida Keys have become a popular destination for a relaxing holiday within America.
The Florida Keys could be considered the American Caribbean and features all the same amenities as other island destinations such as world class sport fishing, scuba diving and snorkelling, boating, sailing, kayaking and eco-tours. The Keys are really well suited to people who just adore water for here you are literally surrounded by it. Therefore it comes as no surprise that the Keys is an unbelievable fishing destination for Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon and many back water species like Snook and Sharks.
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Guatemala
Guatemala is a magical place. If you’re into the Maya, the mountains, the markets or a million other things, you’re bound to be captivated.
There's almost too much going on in Guatemala, and even the shortest trip takes you to completely different places, with new challenges and surprises. Guatemala sport fishing has earned a worldwide reputation as THE destination for your billfish fishing trip because anglers regularly have shots at 20+ Sailfish per day. In addition to the prolific sailfish population, there are opportunities for Blue marlin and Black marlin as well as Tuna and Dorado.
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Mexico
Blazing with fire, sizzling with sunshine and burning with Spanish party passion, holidays in Mexico are hot stuff.
Aside from fabulous food, great weather and a nightlife that would put some Spanish resorts in the shade, what have Mexico holidays got going for them? First there's the chic, sleek all-inclusive beach resorts for starters, private villas, standard accommodation and with two coastlines, there's a whole lot of beach to be explored too. On the water Mexico still burns for each and every day the world famous Big Game boats enjoy the red hot action with Marlin, and Tuna.
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Panama
Panama is a curious but exhilarating combination of cultural influence, a pleasant mix of Latin mentality and American efficiency.
It has a strategic position, with its isthmus constituting the last part of a natural land-bridge between the north and South American continents. Panama’s glorious terrain ranges from Jungle to Beach. Panama has coastlines on both the Caribbean Sea and North Pacific Ocean so it would come as no surprise that the Big game fishing and the exciting new sport of large popper fishing and jigging is some of the best in the world.
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Uruguay
Uruguay is one of the most economically developed countries in South America, as well as being known for its advanced education and social security systems, as wells as its liberal laws governing social issues, its also well known for its fantastic fishing.
A range of additional activities such as horseback riding, bird watching and hiking are enough to entice you to this country in their own right, but the main reason we had to add this country to our list was because of the unbelievable fishing opportunities it has to offer.
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Venezuela
Within Venezuela borders are a remarkable number of features including the highest waterfall in the world, the largest lake in Latin America, the longest and highest cable car in the world, numerous national parks and miles of unspoilt Caribbean beaches.
The magnet for many visitors is the 4000km of coastline, with its excellent beaches and resorts, ranging from luxurious to the unashamedly opulent. With all this water of lakes and rivers flowing through tropical rainforests plus miles of stunning coastline, it is no wonder that for many years now Venezuela has been at the centre of Peacock Bass, Bone and Permit fishing.
