Client Comments

I have been visiting Guatemala since 2004 and have , except for my first time, always fished with Brad and been hosted by Cindy. My first time fishing in Guatemala before I met Brad , was not a roaring success as in those days the options to stay in and around the port were not so numerous. All that changed when I started fishing with Guatemalan Billfishing Adventures. The boat, crew and the lodgings and arrangements are the best in Guatemala , just look at the web page!! Guatemala has a FANTASTIC fishery that all the captains work tirelessly to protect, that is why it is the best . Fishing is fishing as they say , and some days are better than others. In Guatemala I have had some unbelievable days and even a bad one has produced fish. I love the place so much I decided to take my family there for my 60th birthday . I wanted a Marlin and Brad and his team worked tirelessly to produce one for me , a memorable experience. My third in those waters. Cant count the number of sail fish , but it is well in the hundreds and Cindy even organised a Rooster Fish trip once for me and some mates ...they are there to make the holiday you want. Its not just about the people though , its about the experience . Brad runs a great boat and has a great team , but Cindy looks after the guests . You feel special, pampered and the Billfish Inn and the house in Antigua, are just fantastic. Over the years and many trips I have introduced many people to the best fishing spot in the world for Billfish. Many have gone back. It is truly an experience not to have on your bucket list and one you will not forget. One thing , as a result of the time I have spent is the friendship me and my family have built with Brad , Cindy and their lovely kids . It is not just about the boat, the captain or the places you stay ...it is how you are welcomed. It is my home away from home !!! I have watched them from more or less when they started to where they are now ..you need to be good as a team , to be the best Captain there year after year. The weather and the welcome is warm , the fishing is red hot ...when are you going? Gary Hughes, UK