Cuba Fly Fishing Trips

Fly Fishing with a Conservation Conscience

Jardines de la Reina is fully protected as a marine sanctuary, meaning you will never see a single commercial fishing vessel during your stay. That translates to a feeling of tranquility and solitude that is nearly impossible to find elsewhere, as you wade hundreds of miles of flats in pursuit of big bonefish, permit, tarpon, jacks, and more.

By booking a Cuba fly fishing trip, you are actively investing in the protection of Jardines de la Reina for generations to come.

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Jardines de la Reina & Cayo Largo

Fish two of Cuba's most pristine marine parks aboard Avalon's luxury motherships. Chase tarpon, permit, and bonefi...

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Jardines de la Reina: The Caribbean's Most Pristine Fly Fishing Environment

Jardines de la Reina — "Gardens of the Queen" — is a 250-mile-long protected archipelago off Cuba's south coast. Its protected status has produced one of the Caribbean's healthiest marine ecosystems, with bonefish, permit, and tarpon experiencing far less pressure than in the Bahamas, Belize, or Mexico. The result is wild fish behavior: confident tailing bonefish, permit willing to eat a crab, and tarpon moving through channels in remarkable numbers.

Fishing is conducted from mothership yachts that serve as both accommodation and base of operations, giving anglers access to fresh flats and channels every day of the week. Cuba fly fishing trips are subject to current US–Cuba travel regulations, and Front Range Anglers can advise on the logistics of traveling to this extraordinary destination.