Category Archives: Fishing Reports
Almost Grand Slam Again!
On Sunday June 5th Max from Texas was here for his third time, he is one of those extremely lucky people who have to come to Roatan on business and takes some time to dayfish with us. Perry guided Max … Continue reading
Hot and Hazy
Hot and hazy down here, thank goodness for those tropical trade wind breezes. Saylor and Drew from Detroit were here last week. fishing was tough but a bad day fishing is still a great day and better than being at … Continue reading
Newlyweds
Erin and Brian were just here for a week fresh from their Charleston wedding the night before. They had a great week fishing, where they just missed a super slam. They had caught some Bonefish early then got a nice … Continue reading
Permit
Good day to you all in coldville and elsewhere around the world. As you might notice we are doing things over and this is the first thing done. We are reworking the website so watch for that. In February this … Continue reading
Big Fish and A Broken Rod
This tarpon was the best fish of my 11 day Honduras fishing trip, by far! In fact, it was probably the best fish and fight of my life. The fish took going away on a pretty fast troll – I … Continue reading
August 29th-September 5th 2009
We had two anglers and their spouses join us last week. Glenn and his wife Velma were visiting from Atlanta, and David and his wife Kim were down from New York City. This was Glenn and Velma’s first trip to … Continue reading
Dorey
Another Blog, what is the world coming too? I guess I have learnt to do this and hate to say it but I do like writing and publishing these things. Now for you out there seeing my bad use of … Continue reading
New at MCL
Well a long quiet summer. we have had some great fishing. Both spin and fly have been great, Chuck Horner was back and got a super slam. Some great baracuda fishing on spin tackle was had and the summer boasted … Continue reading
Pigeon Cays
Hi everyone, yes two blogs in rapid order, well people have been asking so here comes another one. The Pigeon Cays are a small group of two sometimes three sand Islands that are out at the East end of the … Continue reading
what is new Aug 09
Well a long quiet summer. we have had some great fishing. Both spin and fly have been great, Chuck Horner was back and got a super slam. Some great baracuda fishing on spin tackle was had and the summer boasted … Continue reading
August 1st 2009
Hi everyone this is Terry, at long last answering the question “what is happening there?”First of all we are in the middle of this economic downturn, this has caused us to release our managers Keven and Amy from their duties. … Continue reading
Pigeon Cay Cleanup
On February 19, 2009, four workers from the Mango Creek Lodge (of Port Royal, Roatan) initiated a cleanup project for a half day on the eastern end of the island. The aforementioned island is one of the Pigeon Cays, a … Continue reading
New Mango Creek Lodge Web Site
Mango Creek Lodge is proud to announce the release of its new Web site. This iteration has been redesigned and reorganized to better meet our guests’ needs. The fishing section has been updated to provide easily-accessible information specific to fishing … Continue reading
New Web Site and 2009 International Sportsmen’s Exposition
Mango Creek Lodge is proud to announce several new opportunities for our guests and partners to learn more about the lodge. Our new Web site, www.mangocreeklodge.com, is now live. This iteration has been redesigned and reorganized to better meet our … Continue reading
Fishing Report: Jan. 10-17, 2008
Guest David Stocker was amazed upon his arrival to find that he was the only guest for his week with Mango Creek Lodge. This advantageous situation meant he was the only fisherman out on the flats each day and he … Continue reading
A Roatan Thanksgiving
We were delighted to have the opportunity to spend Thanksgiving with a great group of guests this year. Country Pleasures, an active fly-fishing shop in Alberta, Canada, sent a group of nine for the week, and we enjoyed their company … Continue reading
Fishing Report: November 2008
Over the week of Thanksgiving, Mango Creek Lodge welcomed the arrival of a large group from Alberta, Canada. These guys were excited for some action and ready to hit the flats. The weather, however, had other plans. Although the typical … Continue reading
High Tides and Early Rains
If there’s only one thing you’ll remember about Mango Creek Lodge in September, it will be the tides. September always brings unusually high tides to Roatan, but this year might have been a record-breaker. The water continually lapped just below … Continue reading
Fishing Report: August-September 2008
August and September were typically lazy summer months here on Roatan. As the temperatures warmed up, the breezes died down. August started with typical winds in the 13-15 mile-per-hour range, but by early September, they had diminished to less than … Continue reading
Winding Down
With the coming of August, things slowed down at Mango Creek. Of course, no one told the fish that. Early in the month, we found two large permit tailing in the water right in front of the restaurant! They must … Continue reading
