The rainy season in Guatemala which starts in June and continues until September brings with it some significant benefits for anglers visiting Guatemala. The rivers fill as the rainwater makes its way down from the highlands – and with it brings debris and material that flows out into the ocean. This debris – some pieces as large as treetrunks – get washed offshore and provide shelter for small fish that start the predatory food chain.
While Guatemala is renowned for its billfishin, the summer months bring the opportunity for great predator fishing – such as mahi mahi and wahoo as well. The floating logs and weed provide “targets” for the boats to fish – and often bringthe opportunity for some outstanding saltwater flyfishing as well.
The new Guatemala fishng season is nearly upon us, you can register here to read how we did last season and to signup for our latest fishing reports as the fishing season gets underway.
