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When it comes to fly fishing in the tropics, Belize is one of the most DIY-friendly destinations. You can find flights for as little as $500 or less; there are plenty of resorts and lodges, and beachside flats offer a lot of opportunities for wade anglers. For those wanting to catch bonefish, permit, or tarpon, it’s the perfect destination. But like any DIY fishing trip, how ...

Catching a true grand slam—a permit, bonefish, and tarpon in a single day—is the epitome of saltwater fly fishing. Many anglers go their whole saltwater careers chasing a slam, traveling to far-off destinations in search of pristine habitat and abundant opportunities. One common destination to check off a grand slam is Belize. The abundance of bonefish and permit, combined wi...

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Lightweight and breathable fishing pants go a long way when fishing in the tropics. They keep the sun off your legs, protect you from brush, and have ample storage for essential gear....

Spend any amount of time fly fishing in the tropics, and you’ll realize the importance of quality wet wading gear. The combination of heat, humidity, and long miles on the flats is no place for waders, and your trout wet wading gear won’t cut it either. Anglers need gear that is breathable, lightweight, dries quickly, and withstands harsh saltwater conditions. On Coast 2 Coas...

Fishing in the tropics requires the best in terms of lightweight and breathable sun apparel. The Wild Cast Sun Hoodie from Columbia’s PFG line is designed to handle just that. This ultralight sun hoodie was created to tackle the hottest days on the water while keeping you cool and comfortable. On our recent trip to Belize, filming Coast 2 Coast, angler Alexandra Nicole made t...