The Fishing -

Cabo Rojo is a region located on Puerto Rico's Southwest coast, to the Southeast sits the Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge. This area boasts a diverse ecosystem, with the coast lined by mangroves and coral reefs- the perfect hangout for tarpon and permit! To the Southwest, the Los Morrillos lighthouse overlooks limestone cliffs and Playa Sucia. In Puerto Rico, anglers are able to enjoy the perks of such a rich ecosystem and colorful culture.

- Tarpon -

Each morning, grab breakfast downstairs and then catch a ride to the boat ramp with your guide. The boat ride can take anywhere from 5-15 minutes, depending on what our guide team determines is best for the day. Tarpon are an aggressive species, and mostly are found in gin-clear water. Unlike many fishing locations in the states, Puerto Rican tarpon are less "spooky" when it comes to fly placement. Catch 15-40 pound fish on gurglers in the morning, and hunt larger cruising fish on classic tarpon patterns throughout the rest of the day. The island fetaures endless habitat for tarpon that have seen very few flies, in addition to the variety of fishing zones. This allows anglers to fish the most productive areas dependent upon seasons, weather conditions, and tidal movement.

- Permit -

Unlike the tarpon, Puerto Rican permit are just like every other region’s permit! Which is really what keeps us wanting to go after more permit... There are flats just a short boat ride out from the coastline that act as a barrier reef to Southern Puerto Rico. Depending on the tides and Conditions you will be targeting these fish either from the skiff, or on foot! Unlike other permit fisheries, walking on rocks and turtle grass while searching for tailing fish is truly a unique Puerto Rico experience. While they might not get as much pressure as other destinations, feeding these fish is still no walk in the park!! Instead, you’re standing out in the ocean on flats as you plan your attack on these intelligent and sensitive fish.