BELIZE FISHING REPORT
NOVEMBER 7, 2021 THROUGH NOVEMBER 14, 2021
Weather Conditions:
Sunny skies and calm winds out of the north for most of the week.
Winds:
NNE 5-15 Mph.
Air Temperature:
Low to Mid 80's.
Sunrise: 5:52 am Sunset: 5:19 pm
Moonphase:
Waxing gibbous 76.9%.
WHAT GUESTS WERE CATCHING:
BONEFISH (Macabi):
More than 200 bones were landed for the week, most were in the 2-4 pound range.
PERMIT (Palometta):
Three Permit were landed. One of the Permit was about 20 pounds.
TARPON (Sabalo):
Five Tarpon were landed.
OTHER SPECIES:
Rounding out the week our anglers also landed some Jacks, Snapper, as well as Barracuda.
GRAND SLAMS:
One slam. Brandi P. with Capt. Raton.
FLIES THAT WORKED
FOR BONEFISH -
Christmas Island Specials in gold, pearl and pink sizes 4 & 6, and Crazy Charlies in pink and orange.
FOR PERMIT -
Mantis shrimp, rag head crabs and Flexo crabs.
FOR TARPON -
White bunnies, chartruese and black-purple toads.
Week in Review:
Anglers had good weather conditions for most of the week, and some lovely Bonefish were landed, but getting more than a handful of Permit or Tarpon to eat was very challenging. We also enjoyed having a great group of anglers here attending a four-day Orvis saltwater school.
Fishing photo of the week:
Hank K with a nice Tarpon while out with Capt. Junior