Punta Gorda, Belize
Copal Tree Lodge
Saltwater fly fishing, couples travel, multi-species trips, adventure travel
From $4,000 USD
Published lodge starting price; custom quote required
Central America
Belize Fly Fishing Trips & Lodge Stays
Our Belize fishing trips center on Copal Tree Lodge near Punta Gorda, with guided flats and river fishing for permit, tarpon, bonefish and snook.
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Explore a fishing-focused stay or an itinerary that also includes rainforest activities and time with non-fishing guests.
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Fishing lodges & guides in Belize
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Before you go
Belize fishing trip FAQs
Where is BlackBone’s Belize fly fishing lodge?
Copal Tree Lodge is near Punta Gorda in southern Belize. The listed program includes guided flats and river fishing for permit, tarpon, bonefish and snook.
Can non-fishing guests join a Belize lodge trip?
The Copal Tree Lodge program includes rainforest activities as well as fishing. Tell BlackBone how much fishing and other activity your group wants so the team can confirm a suitable itinerary.
The Boneyard
Belize fishing guides & stories
trip planning /
Fishing Trip Calendar: When to Plan Flats, Offshore & River Trips
Fishing-trip timing depends on the species, destination and local conditions. This calendar groups flats, offshore and South American river trips by season as a starting point; confirm the specific fishery and dates with your operator.
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destination guides /
Copal Tree Lodge, Belize: Fly Fishing Trips for Couples
Copal Tree Lodge in Punta Gorda, Belize pairs fly fishing for permit, tarpon, bonefish and snook with activities for non-anglers. Couples and families can plan separate daytime experiences and reconnect at the lodge.
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the blackbone way /
How BlackBone Evaluates Fishing Lodges & Guides
BlackBone evaluates fishing lodges and guides by looking at operations, fishing conditions, hospitality and local practices. The process includes questions about guide experience, boats, seasonal timing and the wider guest experience.
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