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No Name Lodge 2026 Season Package
$5,750 USD
5 days / 6 nights of action packed Tarpon, Permit, and Snook fishing
per person · + tax
Ask about this tripBoquerón, Puerto Rico
No Name Fly Lodge: Puerto Rico Fly Fishing
Coastal lodge · Technical saltwater flats3 target species
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No Name Fly Lodge at a glance
No Name Fly Lodge is based in Boquerón, Puerto Rico, with guided fly fishing on the island’s west coast.
Its program focuses on tarpon around mangroves and permit on shallow flats. Review the lodge and fishing details, then plan your length of stay and travel arrangements with BlackBone.
- Destination
- Puerto Rico
- Fishing style
- Coastal lodge · Technical saltwater flats
- Season
- Year-round resident tarpon and permit opportunities.
From $4,500 USD
3 days / 4 nights of action packed Tarpon, Permit, and Snook fishing
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No Name Fly Lodge | Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico isn't the first place most anglers think of for fly fishing, and that's exactly what makes No Name Fly Lodge special. As the island's only dedicated fly-fishing lodge, it puts you on water most of the fly fishing world has overlooked entirely.
The west coast fishery here centers on permit, cruising skittish and selective across coastal flats that see a fraction of the pressure found elsewhere in the Caribbean. Resident tarpon round out the experience, sight-fished from poling skiffs along mangroves, sand flats, and open beaches, with fish commonly running 10 to 50 pounds. Every day is a mix of technical sight-casting and genuine exploration, guided by locals who know exactly where these fish are holding.
Add in easy access from the U.S., dramatic coastal scenery, and consistent shots at trophy-class fish, and No Name delivers an experience that feels far more remote than its location suggests. It's one of our favorite hidden-gem destinations, and a lodge we vouch for confidently when anglers want something different from the usual permit or tarpon trip.
Puerto Rico tarpon and permit trips
Tight-Knit, Authentic Operation
A small, dialed-in team focused on the experience. Personalized guiding, local knowledge, and a laid-back but serious fishing culture.
Year-Round Shots at Tarpon & Permit
Consistent opportunities at two of the most sought-after species in saltwater. Whether you're hunting your first or dialing in your craft.
Fishing species & experiences
World-Class Flats
Easy travel from the U.S. with zero hassle! Step off the plane and into a legitimate tarpon and permit fishery without international headaches.
Low-Pressure, Clear Water Fishery
Minimal fishing pressure and shallow, clear water create ideal conditions for true sight fishing. Where every shot counts.
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Accommodation & lodge life
the lodge experience
The lodge is a two-story standalone house located just five minutes from the vibrant coastal town of Boquerón, known for its lively atmosphere, excellent restaurants, and local bars. Guests enjoy a fully guided experience with transportation, lodge meals, and drinks included, while fishing daily from Maverick skiffs with experienced Florida-trained guides. The program combines comfortable accommodations with easy access to both great fishing and Puerto Rico’s unique local culture.
Typical Itineraries
Typical Itinerary Days begin with coffee and a light breakfast at the lodge before heading to the water with your guide for a full day of fishing. Lunch and drinks are provided on the boat, and evenings wind down with dockside happy hours, poolside relaxation, and group dinners at local restaurants or BBQs at the lodge. With all logistics, lodging, and guiding handled, guests can simply arrive and focus on the fishing experience.
Tarpon & Permit
Tarpon and permit are the primary targets, with anglers regularly getting multiple shots at permit on coastal flats while wading or fishing from poling skiffs. The island holds a large population of resident tarpon that remain year-round, often sight-fished along mangrove shorelines, sand flats, and beaches in clear water. As the only operation targeting these fish from poling skiffs, the fishery remains largely unpressured, with tarpon commonly ranging from 10–50 pounds.
Fishing seasons & trip timing
Year-round resident tarpon and permit opportunities.
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Had an amazing day with August and the No Name crew! Couldn’t have asked for a better day on the water both my girl and I landed a handful of Tarpon and even had shots at the ever so sneaky permit! I’d highly recommend these guys and get on their books ASAP! Great time with even better people!
- George M.
Published package
No Name Lodge 2026 Season Package
$4,500 USD
3 days / 4 nights of action packed Tarpon, Permit, and Snook fishing
per person · + tax
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Puerto Rico Permit Fly Fishing: What to Expect at No Name Lodge
Permit fly fishing at No Name Lodge in Puerto Rico centers on sight fishing, accurate casts and patient work with a guide. The lodge’s account describes poling and wading, preparation and why a permit catch is never guaranteed.
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