Nick said it's one of the hardest areas to fish...We didn't take him seriously. And there we were, dragging a Jonboat through the Mexican jungle to a lagoon that had sat there in the middle of nowhere. It was like fishing met weight lifting the in the brutally hot Mexican sun. Each time we lifted, we wondered-- was it worth it? Thankfully, snook and tarpon were waiting for us. But every fish, every cast.. meant we had to earn it. Making this journey worth the fight.

For every win.. there's a loss. And in this story there's both. David, Kai, and Ben head back to the Holy Well and have a grand time pulling on the best lagoon tarpon that Nick Denbow can conjure up. There's jumps on jumps on jumps on jump. For the other crew-- Dan, Benny, and George things go... differently. In fact, we're pretty sure the world record fly rod toss in this film

In Episode 3 of our series, George and David take a tip from Nick to hike through the jungle of Mexico to fish a lagoon that hasn't been fished in a long long time. The catch? You need a boat to fish from. The double catch? The trail is super narrow. Only inflatable paddleboards will do. Thankfully there are 2 @BoteBoard s in the trunk of the car. What comes next is the most insane fishing footage we've ever captured.

Two friends, Will and Eric, stumbled upon a hidden paradise in the remote islands off Nicaragua's east coast. Unbeknownst to them, this untouched spot became a haven for anglers seeking black-tailed devils (permit) in shallow water flats. Now, a year later, they return to unveil the mysteries of this uncharted territory. Join us on a cinematic adventure, Welcome to "Uncharted Permit: A Fly Fishing Odyssey."

In this first episode of the “Fly Fishing Across Mexico” series from Dorsal Outdoors, The boys talk about the Search and how a century-old plan starts to come together. Ben, a walk-on kicker at Ole Miss, reminisces about a spontaneous decision ten years ago to go fly fishing in Belize on a small budget. Encouraged by a friend, George, they planned the trip, facing doubts about affordability and logistics. Against all odds, they embarked on the adventure, and the story reflects on the enduring nature of their fly fishing trips over the years despite significant life changes.