Spring 2008

Destination Seclusion

Destination Seclusion

The sun was not up yet, but the pale morning light coming through the curtains suggested it wasn’t far off. Belize serves up some of the finest sunrises and sunsets to be seen anywhere, with orange and red hues that can’t be duplicated. After grabbing a cup of coffee from the galley, I groggily made my way to the aft-deck. The colorful horizon was certainly enough to clear my sleep-clouded vision.

Heart Pounding Gold

Golden Dorado cruising the warm rivers and vast marshes of Northern Argentina are sure to leave visiting anglers thrilled for months! "Dorado, dorado!" our guide Javier Enriquez yelled as I turned to see the golden flash beside my partner’s hooked piranha. George Liska had hooked the toothsome fish while casting in the marshes.

Heaven on Earth

"Many tuna en aqui!" shouted our charter captain in his best broken English, as we motored toward a point locals call El Farito or "The Little Lighthouse." The winds were uncharacteristically light for late November in East Cape, making the Sea of Cortez like a sheet of glass and our morning run to the fishing grounds a pleasant one.

Christian Island

There is no denying that Christmas Island has stood the test of time as a world-class bonefish destination. For decades, this piece of angling paradise has been visited on an annual basis by a large number of dedicated anglers.