Colombia
Explore the jungle rivers and lakes with 3 different types of peacock bass, pacu, payara, catfish, and sardinata. The waters off the coast of Colombia also offer shots at mahi mahi, snapper, tarpon, marlin, sailfish, roosterfish, and yellowfin tuna. They offer full service packages and can accommodate both fly and spin anglers. Colombia is an ideal destination for those wanting to pursue a number of different species in one trip.

Ecuador
The highlands of Ecuador have wild rainbow and brown trout in pristine locations that will take your breath away. Travel to the Amazon and chase after peacock bass, piranha, wolf fish, dorado, and Arapaima on fly. The Galapagos are a bucket list for many anglers and holds numerous species of saltwater trophy fish.

Costa Rica
Costa Rica is an amazingly biodiverse country with jungle trout, machaca (relative of a piranha), tarpon, and snook in the rivers. Offshore, you can pursue marlin, sailfish, roosterfish, bluefin trevally, snapper and many more. Since it is a small country, you can realistically fish both freshwater and saltwater during a single trip. Truly a destination for a multi-species angler.

Honduras
A better known destination which focuses primarily on permit and bonefish but also with chances at tarpon, snook, jacks, and triggerfish. They have sand flats, turtle grass, and corals with plenty of opportunities to sightfish and some wading. At the right time of year, a grand slam is possible in these waters. There are also options for visiting faraway cayes, deep sea fishing, and snorkeling/diving.

Puerto Vallarta
Come to a popular vacation destination and head inshore to pursue a variety of species such as snook, mackerel, jacks, bonito, and snapper. There is also the option to go offshore and try your hand at sailfish, roosterfish, big snapper, jacks, and trevally. They can accomodate both fly and spin anglers!



























