Bay Islands, Honduras

Fly Fish Guanaja

SaltwaterMangrove Bight, Guanaja

Guanaja is the most remote of Honduras's Bay Islands, and this five-cabin lodge has fished its flats from the village of Mangrove Bight since 2008. Permit and bonefish are the main targets on sand, grass and coral flats, and anglers spend about two thirds of their time wading. Companions who do not fish can dive and snorkel the reef, and the same outfit runs camps on the Faraway Cayes and in La Miskitia.

Published price
Price on request
Season
Year-round
Main fish
Permit
and 6 more
Guiding
Not published
Guest numbers not published

Season

Year-round

Fishing runs all year in Saturday-to-Saturday weeks. Spring and early autumn are the most booked times, and the island's rainy season lasts roughly from October to January.

The fishing

Water
Saltwater
Species

First is the fish the lodge leads with.

How it is fished
Wading the flats, Flats skiff
Catch and release
Not published
Tackle
Fly and spin
Gear
Bring your own tackle

Price and what it covers

Price on request

Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.

The lodge

Guests at a time
Not published
Guiding
Not published
Package
7 nights, 6 fishing days
For non-anglers
Yes
Wi-Fi
Yes
Established
2008

Getting there

Gateway airport
Coxen Hole (RTB), Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport
From there
Fly into Roatán on a Saturday. The lodge books the 25-mile boat run inside the reef to Guanaja, about 1.5 hours, or a local ferry or flight instead, all at extra cost.
Loading map

The pin marks the nearest village or settlement, not the lodge building. Location from OpenStreetMap.

Sources

Every fact on this page comes from one of these pages. The lodge’s own website is checked first; a booking agency is used where the lodge is silent.

Lodge website: flyfishguanaja.com

Lodge website

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