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#33210 01/11/01 04:47 PM
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We will be down in AC the 20th. Last year our party (those who fished) didn't seem to do very well comparitively. Obviously fishing with the wrong "guy". Any suggestions for a good guide for reef and bonefishing?


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#33211 01/11/01 05:48 PM
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Check the guides at: //AmbergrisCaye.com/fishing/

here's a few others that do it privately and don't have webpages, call them when you get to town...

Luis Caliz at 011-501-26-5025, great guide and fisherman.

George Bradley has a brother that guides spin fishing. I can't remember which brother it is, but you can reach George at 011-501-26-2179.

Nesto Gomez { a very good guide}-- one of the best tarpon and bonefish flyfisherman! He works out of El Pescador.

Omar Arceo, does a heck of a job.

For flat fishing call Eloy Gonzalez at 026-2337

Pedro (Pete) Graniel. First rate equipment, including boats, and does both offshore, reef and inshore (tarpon, etc.) Keeps his boat just south of town. Ask anyone how to contact him. He's well known.

#33212 01/11/01 08:38 PM
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Thanks Marty, just what I was looking for. I tried telling them that maybe they just "sucked", but all that got me was a two hour tirade on their accomplishments in the field.
I will pass this on to the fisherfolk.


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#33213 01/11/01 10:55 PM
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Let me help you with this.I was a professional fishing guide and offshore captain for over 15 years. The deal is pretty simple: many guides/captains just try to burn as little gas as possible.Others go where they need to go to put clients on fish. The trick is to determine one type from the other!

#33214 01/12/01 03:23 PM
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Edd, if you have any guides to add to my list, let me know. Also if you have anything you'd like to write or add to the fishing zone on AmbergrisCaye.com i'd be delighted to post it...

#33215 01/12/01 04:09 PM
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When you get to Ambergris Caye
get ahold of El Pescador lodge they have the best fly fishing guides.
They can help you out.

#33216 01/12/01 05:17 PM
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Thanks, it will be the first suggestion. I might even give up a day o' diving and go along, if there is the possibility of a little action.


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