Fishing
in Culebra
Fishing in Culebra, PR with Chris Goldmark!
Fly fishers, both experienced and beginner, and light tackle enthusiasts have been fishing with Chris Goldmark in and around Culebra's waters since 1991.
For most of that time Chris has fished half the year in Culebra, Puerto Rico and half in his original hometown of Cape May, NJ.
As of the 2006/07 Season, that will have changed to 8 months in Culebra.
Chris has a degree in Fisheries from the University of Rhode Island and has held a 100 ton Masters license since 1978.
Fishing Culebra Waters
Culebra's Bonefish are tough! For close to the cost
of a boat rental you could save yourself the hassle of trying to figure out unfamiliar
territory and have a local pro make that rod bend.
Chris has 15 years on Culebra's flats and has thrown more miles of flyline and more patterns than he would care to remember. Although, he may not be that good looking, doesn't wear Patagonia shirts or stripping gloves and Orvis will probably never endorse him, he just fishes hard, which is really the bottom line.
Remember book early around holidays and for our fall and early
winter Tarpon season. Inquire
NOW!
Culebra Fly Fishing
and
Light Tackle
Since 1991
With Chris Goldmark
Biggest Bonefish in the Caribbean with great seasonal shots at Permit and Tarpon.
Beginners Welcome!
I'm now taking bookings for fall/08 starting November
While I;m away please contact the following guides to take you fishing in Puerto Rico
Capt. Gregg mckee (www.wildflycharters.com)-Vieques
Capt. Nico Guzman (San Juan area) 787 383 1562
Capt. Bill Penfield (Offshore,Culebra) 787 215 3809
All equipment and instruction will be provided if necessary. Total sight fishingwith a fly rod for the big 3. Or, for those who do not fly fish, light tackle for Tarpon, King mackerel, Snapper and Jacks.
We also arrange offshore charters for some of the best King Mackerel fishing around.
Other species on a seasonal basis: Blackfin Tuna, Wahoo and Dorado on conventional or fly.
Remember to book early for holiday periods and fall - Tarpon season!