Species

One of the most sought after Caribbean species, known for their fickle behaviour and its silvery body with dark sickle fins and a forked tail.

Targeted in a range of locations and habitats, always providing entertainment from small fish in mangroves to large migratory fish, arguably one of the most popular species to target on fly.

A sly mangrove dwelling species that provides endless entertainment in the Caribbean. Technical fishing, with explosive eats and hard fights, the perfect flats species.

Targeted throughout the Caribbean, the bonefish here are the perfect species to kick off a saltwater angling journey or for some the best way to spend a day on the flats catching fish non-stop

Fly fishing for Giant Trevally is an intense challenge. They’re powerful, aggressive predators known as the ‘gangstas of the flats’.

Indo-Pacific Permit are silver, stealthy fish with golden fins and black eyes, perfectly camouflaged in their surroundings.

Blue Safari Fly Fishing hosts three stunning triggerfish species -Moustache, Yellowmargin, and Picasso. Each uniquely coloured and equally challenging to catch.

Bumphead Parrotfish, prized for their size, strength, and rarity, draw adventurous fly anglers to the remote flats of Seychelles.

Milkfish are powerful, elusive fish that are no easy feat to catch on the fly.

Bluefin Trevally, admired for its striking blue and yellow hues, is a powerful, sought-after saltwater game fish.

Wahoo are fast, powerful predators with iridescent blue bodies and razor-sharp teeth, thrilling anglers worldwide.

Yellowfin Tuna, aggressive and powerful, feature bright yellow fins and metallic blue bodies, challenging anglers across tropical oceans.

Barracuda are cunning, fierce predators with elongated bodies and razor-sharp teeth, offering a thrilling challenge for fly anglers.

Bonefish, the ‘ghosts of the flats’, are fast, relentless, and highly sought-after fly targets in tropical shallow waters.