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Written by Capt. Starrs

Published: 15 July 2010

It's getting closer and closer to that time of year.  Time to get your flies tied for your annual sail fishing trip to Guatemala.  Assuming you are one of those fly fishermen, here are some unique flies that previous customers have brought down.  No matter how different they look, the idea is the same.  Big, feathery, bright flies!  If any of you anglers fishing with us or not have a different fly idea please submit them for inspiration.  We will post them right away.  We are the cheapest fly fishing charter in Guatemala, and we look forward to see you soon.

Capt Starrs

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Written by Capt. Starrs

Published: 01 May 2010

One unique aspect of our company is we like to fish where ever the bite is the hottest.  So while the sail fish bite slows down, blue bayou will be moving one of our smaller center counsels (La Picasso) to the Atlantic side.  The area is known as Rio Dulce, or the sweet river.  Basically this lush green river that dumps in to the Atlantic is home to some of the best tarpon fishing in Latin America.  Tarpon that can reach 200 lbs even.  Also we have access to the southern parts of Belize such as punta gorda.  This works out perfect for the fly fishermen or light spinning anglers wanting to tap this area for a fraction of the cost Belize normally charges.  Our groups can handle 3 anglers for the tarpon fishing in Guatemala, but for the Belize trips 2 is ideal.  Our web page will soon have the updated info for these types of trips, and the lodging as well.  By far this my favorite part of Guatemala.  More to come.

Capt Starrs