Local knowledge · Personal guidance

Guides shaped by these waters.

A Belizean team built on experience, apprenticeship, patience, and respect for the fishery.

Meet the team

The person on your skiff matters.

Our guides know the waters of southern Belize because they have spent years learning them firsthand. Each brings a different personality. The standard remains the same.

Charlie Leslie Sr.

Charles Leslie Sr.

Pioneering guide, mentor, and a lifetime student of Belize’s waters. Available for a limited number of private days.

Fish with Charlie Sr.
Carlos Carlitos Ramirez with an angler and permit

Carlos “Carlitos” Ramirez

A former apprentice of Charlie Sr. who learned the craft through years of experience and carries that knowledge forward.

Guide Danny Caal with an angler and a permit in Belize

Danny Caal

A dedicated Belizean guide with strong local knowledge and a passion for helping anglers experience the fishery.

Jason Westby with an angler and a permit on a Belizean flat

Jason Westby

Part of the Charlie Leslie Fly Fishing guide team in southern Belize.

Eloy Cuevas with anglers after a day of fishing

Eloy Cuevas

Known for patience, local knowledge, and respect for the fishery, helping anglers learn and enjoy the day.

Belizean guides and an angler sharing a permit aboard a skiff

Shared knowledge

Good days are built together.

Guiding is local knowledge put into practice: one person watching the water, another ready for the cast, and everyone working toward the same clean opportunity.

That partnership is why a small boat and a personal day make such a difference.

Our standard

What good guiding means here.

Preparation

Reading conditions before the boat leaves the dock.

Communication

Clear instructions without making the day feel like a test.

Adaptability

Changing the plan when the wind, tide, or fish require it.

Respect

For the guest, the fish, and the waters that sustain the tradition.