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Fly Fishing Club International Flyfishing Club Ticino - Switzerland

Inspired by untouched nature surrounding Ticino Canton, rich in rivers and lakes, ideal for fly fishing, the International Fly Fishing Club Ticino (IFFT Switzerland) was founded in December 2000. 

IFFT Switzerland wants to encourage, develop and transmit knowledge to others, been conscious that this sport and the surrounding nature can be paired with exclusiveness and high quality level.

For this reason the club organize fly fishing courses and tours, in one of the nicest corners of Switzerland: the Ticino Canton. Please feel free to verify yourself under www.flyfisher.eu. 

Bonefishing in the Turks and Caicos Islands, on Providenciales Island is a great adventure in self-guided fishing. Our Partner, Harbour Club Villas & Marina is the best place to stay for the bonefisher and for his family. There are endless Bonefishing flats and two lakes within walking distance of the villas.

Fly Fishing Travel Trips: Ambergris Caye and Punta Gorda in Belize -
Prospect of a Grand Slam

Reaching Belize from Europe is not an easy task, since direct flights to Belize City are still scarce.

The best option is to fly into Miami and catch an American Airlines flight to Belize City. Who is not too excited in passed through the States and its Customs autocracy, can always flight directly to Cancun / Mexico. Then take a bus to the border. In any case, each option does require a 2 days trip. We did chose the second itinerary. After few days relaxing in Playa del Carmen in Mexico, we went down the coast reaching the border in Chetumal by bus. We crossed it with a taxi. Beware Swiss citizen: you'll need a VISA to Belize. After jumping in a small Chesna in Corozal, we were looking forward to your first fly fishing paradise: the island of Ambergris Caye.

Gran Slam Destination Ascension Bay

Ascension Bay offers any possible scenario a flyfisherman could dream about ...
Ascension Bay is a world famous destination due to its variety of species and abundance of fish, offering great opportunities for anglers with any level of experience.  Sight fishing for bonefish in skinny water, wading over a white sand bottom, looking for permit in shallow flats just two or three feet deep or fishing from the boat in a mangrove lagoon, where snook is hiding and tarpon are rolling. You will find the consistency of bonefishing, the exitement of fishing for tarpon, the thrilling challenge of fishing for permit, the nice surprice of jack crevalle or snook and the fierce strike of "cudas" on a the flats. The so-called "permit Mekka" of the Caribbean is the ultimate dream of the avid saltwater angler.
The climate is subtropical, but by the prevailing wind from the sea very pleasant. Temperatures range in the summer around 35 ° C. In winter, they rarely fall below 15 ° C.