A perfect island for flyfishing
Are you the flyfisher who want to experience some of the best fishing in the world? Go to the island which separates the Atlantic ocean from the Caribien: CUBA
Its a long time since Ernest Hemingways stories about deep sea
fishing for Marlin, Sailfish and Tuna on the north side of Cuba
where known world wide, but as a flyfisher you will be
able to find super spots and flats both north and south of
Cuba.
Around some of the small islands south of Cuba, you will find
some of the most outstanding flyfishing in the world. And if some
of the biggest Bonefish in the world isn't enough, you will also
find some of the worlds biggest amounts of Tarpon and Permit.
Cuba have a lot of advantages when it comes to sport
fishing.
In Cuba you will fish virgin areas and zones protected from
comersial fishing. This means that you fish areas with lots of big
fish, where the fish havent seen a fishermans fly or lure
before...
Cuba is also "protected" from american fishers and interests,
which keeps the prices within the reach of everybody, and
that you still can find rods available for people with a
normal income.
The americans stands for more than 90% of the sport fishing
industry on the irlands around Cuba...
PLEASE!
We have seen some sites which is against controlled fishing. We
agree that it should be possible to take a walk on your own along
the beaches to fish, without paying big fees or licences.
What we dont like, is that when we have visited some of the
web-sites which belong to som of theese guys, we see pictures
of killed fish. As tourists in Cuba we dont understand why other
tourists just go for the kill... Do you give the killed fish to
locals? Do you eat it? If so, we can understand it, but we also see
a lot of fish which is not good to eat, killed.
If theese rules are made to stop people who kill whatever they
catch, we ceartenly agree that the areas should be closed!
Why cant you just take your pic. as a memory, and let the fish
go?
