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it'd been years since i have been to Caye Caulker where I was known as "sting ray boy" after an unfortunate encounter while chasing bonefish one morning in front of Ignacios.... the fishing can be a treat once you learn where they should be ...don't forget to shuffle

I've spent 3 years of my life there.... `I thought it was the perfect "anti-resort" we used to rent a skiff for a month and fish and dive throughout the atoll. Sadly it's so dysfunctional now that we'll never return. Depending on your expectations it could be a treat, or not .Read the reviews...

where did you find this, I want one and I'm not going to Australia.

Excellent, wild times.... I spent 8 months in east africa 50 years ago including 2 months free diving/spearing south of Mombasa trading fish for campsite and Tuskers..

I curious as to how you can tell that they haven't spawned... I've been wading/kicking through piles of dead fish but noticed nothing that indicates a lack of a happy ending.

you have to dig around a little and notice who's producing said highlights ... the san joses had a similar production. eventually i found a more fair and balanced reporting.

you are my very best friend....

ghost or sand shrimp..... we had a family cabin on whidbey with up to your knees quick sand tide flats absolutely plugged with these guys ... not as sexy as a hot dog but it provoked a flounder frenzy.

I think they're the same fish... but what I do know is they make fabulous sashimi and ceviche.

Another possibility that I have repeatedly done when staying out @ Glovers reef is to go out with one or two guys that are fishing for the resort or wanting fish to sell and bringing my 10wt. We anchor up in a channel and chum and things get crazy with jacks of all kinds, kingfish,black fin...

we've walked by it a few times and it is an oyster farm ...

I thought there was some serious big fat brown trout fishing in that lake especially near the geyser basin end. We saw some hefty fish in the outlet that might have been spawning (late September)but since we were in danger freezing to death we kept paddling.

We also canoed up to Shoshone but only made it about halfway before a snowstorm squished us and forced us to retreat. How was the fishing ? We intended to camp at geyser basin but it was impossible with the conditions i.e. sideways blowing snow and serious chop.

way back when I was a practicing hippie (1968) I lived in a tent on Frosty creek @ 4000 feet and used Aeneas lake as my bathtub... caught trouts in the San Poil..

don't quit your day job....

and they don't smell bad either if you like that sort of thing.

another hummingbird oasis

this was an young orphan osprey rescued foundering at sea,brought to Glovers reef atoll Belize and surprisingly adopted by the resident osprey family. We spent 3 weeks there (again) watching this miracle recover and prosper.

thanks, it seemed strange to see them suddenly on our scabby lawn digging away, but not as strange as the otters screwing under an apple tree the other day after negotiating a 160 foot bank/drainage.