Cuba Fishing Holidays:Remarkable Saltwater fly-fishing for Bonefish, Tarpon & Permit

The saltwater fly-fishing surrounding Cuba can rightly claim to be amongst the best available and when it comes to sighted fishing for migratory Tarpon it has few equals. Similar in nature to the Florida Keys in the USA the pristine inshore flats and surrounding chain of islands benefit from a strictly enforced protectionist policy. Adopted by the Cuban authorities many years ago and gradually been expanded to cover the best saltwater fly-fishing areas the benefits are only too obvious for any avid fisherman to see. Areas which were once over-fished have seen populations of Bonefish and other species quickly recover. Migratory Tarpon cruise with relative impunity and as a rule are both abundant and will hungrily chase a fly, more so than the good but more fly shy neighbours in the Florida Keys.

Tarpon, Bonefish & Permit: Cayo Paredon - Hotel Melia Cayo Coco

TARPON, BONEFISH & PERMIT: CAYO PAREDON - HOTEL MELIA CAYO COCO New WhereWiseMenFish destination

Cayo Paredon Grande is located in the aptly named Jardines del Rey on the West side of Cuba. Boasting some of the most beautiful saltwater fishing in Cuba, with excellent Tarpon, Permit & Bonefishing it is the new saltwater destination to visit in Cuba. Anglers fishing Paredon have the benefit of free fishing tackle to borrow and a fleet of new skiffs. Accommodation is in the comfortable Hotel Melia Cayo Coco so a great option for non-fishers.

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Bonefish: Las SAlinas

SALTWATER BONEFISH PARADISE: LAS SALINAS – UNCHARTED FLY-FISHING IN CUBA New WhereWiseMenFish destination

If you are looking for a chance to experience some outstanding Bonefishing, explore uncharted waters on a tight budget, whilst keeping away from the crowds at Varadero, Las Salinas should be your next saltwater fishing destination!

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Tarpon & Bonefish: Cuba Fly Fishing at Cayo Largo

TARPON & BONEFISH: CAYO LARGO-HOTEL SOL CLUB

Cayo Largo is the original saltwater fishing location in Cuba. Based on the island of Cayo Largo with anglers staying at the resort Hotel Sol Club. It combines the simply excellent and varied fishing surrounding Cayo Largo for Bonefish, Permit and Tarpon with the comforts of a land based fishing lodge. Cayo Largo rightly retains its place as one of the very best mixed saltwater fishing locations in the world.

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Tarpon & Bonefish: Cuba Fly Fishing at Casa Batida

TARPON & BONEFISH: CAYO SANTA MARIA

If you want to experience the full might of the most powerful fish on the flats, live in total comfort at the 5 star Hotel Sol Melia Santa Maria and travel knowing that the lodge will have a complete range of the latest saltwater fly fishing gear for you to borrow free of charge then look no further than the Casa Batida Fishing Club. Outstanding Tarpon fishing, superb flats for bonefish & Barracuda, reef fishing for jacks, blue water for Dorado, Tuna & Wahoo and all within the confines of an environment with excellent accommodation suitable for both anglers and non-fishing partners.

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Bonefish: Cuba Fly Fishing at Jardines de la Reina

TARPON & BONEFISHING: JARDINES DE LA REINA

In the Jardines de la Reina you will find some of the finest mixed saltwater fly fishing anywhere in the world. The Jardines de la Reina is a true paradise where you will find exceptional bonefishing, Tarpon & large Permit as well as at least 15 other species of fish which you may catch on fly during your week. There is also excellent spin fishing along the reef. Accommodation is either on the floating lodge La Tortuga or one of the exclusive private yachts, Halcon, Caballones or LA Reina - excellent for private groups.

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Bonefish: Cuba Fly Fishing at The Isla De La Juventud

TARPON & BONEFISH: THE ISLA DE LA JUVENTUD (ISLE OF YOUTH)

The Isla de la Juventud has recently been established as a sister operation to the Jardines de la Reina. Renown initially for its superb and large Bonefish it has quickly become a mecca for Tarpon fly fishing due to the large numbers of mature 80lb+ Tarpon that migrate to the fishing area each summer. Definitely a location for trophy Bonefish or Tarpon

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