Meet the people who know these waters
David Corvo
ExPat retired on Roatan, US Navy Vietnam Vet.
Dustin Arch
Native of Roatan. Been fishing these waters for over 20 years. Sought after boat captain and fishing guide. Instrumental in building several fishing and touring businesses on Roatan.
What does a day with us actually look like?
Vessel
Our 30-ft Sea Hunt Gamefish center console boat, called "Kimbo," is one of the nicest on the island. Powered by a pair of 300 h.p. outboards and equipped with GPS maps, fish-finding sonar, weather radar, and a superb sound system, you will be fishing in luxury. The decking is soft and the cushions are all new and plush.
Equipment
We provide modern and well-maintained Shimano and Penn rods and reels - plenty for everybody aboard. We stock a variety of small and large lures and with Dustin's expertise, we know which to use for specific conditions and targets.
Location
Kimbo is docked on Arch Pier, right next to where the pontoon boats take tourists over to Little French and Big French Keys. Tourist buses and taxis are very familiar with the area in French Key, Roatan, just down the street from the busy BiP gas station.
Fishing Sites
Depending on the weather, the wind, and how long you wish to stay on the water, we fish the ledges right off of the airport, the ledges at West Bay, the ledges far east around the island of Barbaretta, and time permitting, the fish-heavy ledges around the island group known as Cayos Cochinas.
Target Species
We catch lots of Tuna, some for eating and many for "live bait" to catch the bigger fish. We catch Wahoo, Mahi, and Jack while trolling, and lots of Snapper while bottom fishing. If we get lucky, we might snag a sailfish.
6 questions guests ask before they book
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