Eight hours to work a tide, follow a tarpon down the mangrove line, and let the day go wherever the fish take it — not wherever the clock says.
Some anglers spend the whole eight hours on a single permit — one good shot, worked for patiently, is worth the day. Others want to cover as much of the range as possible and see what the tide turns up: a flat at sunrise, mangroves at midday, a river mouth on the push.
Before your trip we'll talk through your experience and what you're after. From there, we build the day around you and whatever the water's doing.
Tailing fish on a still morning — the kind of window a full day gives you time to wait for.
We're not tied to the nearest flat. A change in tide or light can open something better somewhere else — and a full day gives us time to go find it.
Can't recommend highly enough. Will was very generous with his time, worked hard to put me onto fish, and obviously has a deep understanding of these fish and fishery.
A hooked tarpon by the mangroves, going airborne within seconds — this is the moment a full day gives you more chances at. More casts, more shots, more time for one of these to go your way.
Best for: anglers with permit (or another species) at the top of the list, anyone who wants to see more of the fishery, and beginners who'd rather learn without a clock running.
Tell us where you're staying, what you've fished before, and what you'd most like to target. We'll build the day around you, read the tide, and go hunting for whatever's fishing best.
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