DOS AMIGOS fishing and snorkeling
US veteran David Corvo, alongside his Honduran amigo and fishing guide partner, Dustin Arch, know these waters. They’ll put you right on the fish or a beautiful reef to snorkel, whether you’re a seasoned angler or a first-timer looking for a great day on the water.
Fishing and Snorkeling
WAHOO!
Hook a Monster This Season — Wahoo Are Running Roatan’s deep blue turns electric when wahoo show up. These speedsters hit hard, run fast, and make every second count. With local legend Dustin's knowledge of the ocean, the ledges, the trolling lanes, and the right baits to put you on fish. All top class fishing gear is provided — just bring your crew, some snacks, and the hunger for a drag-screaming fight.
KIMBO READY TO GO
Our boat has just been painted and reupholstered with care that you can feel the moment you step aboard. Every detail is kept to a meticulous standard — because a better day on the water starts with a better boat.
Barricuda
Barracuda put up a hell of a fight — lightning runs, head shakes, and a mean streak that makes ’em pure fun on the line. But on the plate? Not so much. They carry a risk of ciguatera, so we release every one. Catch the thrill, snap a photo, and send ’em back.
Yellow Fin
Hook into the best yellowfin tuna fishing Roatan has to offer aboard Dos Amigos. Our waters are alive with these powerful, hard-fighting fish, and there’s nothing quite like the thrill of a blistering run on the line. But the experience doesn’t end at the boat. Yellowfin tuna is a true ocean delicacy. Once you’ve tasted the deep red, melt-in-your-mouth sashimi or seared steaks from a fish you reeled in yourself, no restaurant meal will ever compare. It’s the freshest reward for a day well spent on the water.
Snorkel in Paradise
Roatan sits on the edge of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef—the second largest reef system on the planet—so you’re never far from world-class snorkeling here. Warm, clear water makes it easy to drift over shallow gardens of elkhorn and brain coral while parrotfish, angelfish, and blue tangs move beneath you in the sunlight. With the reef often just a short swim from the boat, every spot feels like an invitation. From the protected lagoons at West Bay to quieter, hidden cuts only local knowledge can find, there’s a lifetime of color and motion waiting just under the surface. Whether you’re floating above a sandy channel as a spotted eagle ray cruises past or watching a school of sergeant majors weave through a coral head, Roatan leaves you in the middle of something few places can still offer—an untouched, living reef, right where you are.