The Standouts
Every region has one trip that anglers talk about for years. These are three of ours.
Fanning Island
CENTRAL PACIFIC
Fanning Island is one of the most remote fisheries in the Pacific, and one of the least pressured on earth. The flats hold big bonefish, giant trevally, and bumphead parrotfish, and most days you won't see another boat. Fanning Huts runs the program on the island, with local guides who have fished these flats their whole lives.
Galapagos Islands
SOUTH AMERICA
The waters off the Galapagos hold some of the highest striped and Blue marlin numbers in the world. It's common to release multiple fish and realistic to accomplish a billfish grand slam on any outing. The operation runs modern sportfishing boats with experienced crews, making it a great fit whether it's your first marlin trip or your fiftieth.
Scorpion Atoll
CENTRAL AMERICA
Scorpion Atoll is a remote reef system found off the Yucatán coast, and the only way to fish it is by liveaboard. You'll sleep on the boat and fish untouched flats and reef edges from morning to night. The Silver Tide crew handles everything on board. Anglers come for the double digit bonefish and leave with the story of a lifetime.