Honduras
Bonefish, Tarpon, Jacks and Permit
All images are by Conrad Gowell unless otherwise noted and are all under copyright protection.


A lone island in the Caribbean.


Might be a clue what you use should look like.


An average bone, yep, that fly worked.


Local.


Almost more fun to watch than disrupt with a cast.


Bent rod, we know what that means...


I love bones but hello, I want to put a fly in here. A school of yellowtail jacks, such an underrated gamefish.


Alone, almost...


Busy metropolitan avenue in Guanaja.


Dinner is served.


Nope, this is how it really looks, not just put together for a photo op. Small fishing village docks are where it is at.


Coral up close and personal, awesome shot Conrad.


The city and larger ports have some more modern fishing vessels but these fleets are also potentially helping to fish out many of the flats habitat anglers would love to visit. As with anything, education, at whatever level is key.


Steve Brown waits for the green light.


For the non angler, or anglers for that matter, the snorkeling and diving here is unreal.


Leading by example.


A nice tarpon ready for departure.


One way to choose a fly is to ask those you are attempting to emmulate.


The eye of a tiger, or dorado in this case.


Watching.


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