{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Fly fishing Columbia.

 brad, your best bet would be to go north to the small village of taganga, this is a fishing village and is located in a deep bay, most people there are fishermen, there are no guides the best thing to do is to get there ang see if you can get one of the local fishermen to take you around the bay, if you are going to fly fish take a #9 or # 10 fly rod with sinking line, baitfish patterns, there are red snappers and snook in the area north of the bay there are rocks , that would be your best place to start, if you are taking conventional tackle you can jig usin white 2 onz gigs towards the rocks ,or you can troll rapalas , make sure you take wire leaders and all your tackle ,there are NO fishing shops,to get a better idea of the place I am talking about, look it up on google earth, best regards
On Saturday, October 6, 2012 9:42:31 AM UTC-4, Brad wrote:

I'm headed to Columbia (the country) for work and I'll have 2 days to fish. I'll be staying in the Caribbean coast beach town of Santa Marta. Any body have any experience fishing down there? I'm looking for an inshore guide and any tips anyone might have. Fly fishing would be preferred, but conventional tackle would be fine, too. Thanks,

Brad

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