Our 2028 calendar is taking shape. Three hosted trips are already reserved, and I'm deciding which new destinations to add. Before I commit to dates with any lodge, I'd like to hear from you: where would you go, and when?
Confirmed for 2028
These three are on the calendar, and I'm taking reservations now.
Prices are per person when you pay by check or bank transfer. Credit and debit cards are also accepted, with 3% added. Reply or email info@worldflyllc.com to hold a spot.
Pira + Suindá Lodges, Argentina · January 4–11, 2028 · $10,150
Golden dorado in the wild Iberá marshes and on the Upper Paraná, two lodges in one week.
Akuani River Lodge, Colombia · January 20–29, 2028 · $5,495
Giant peacock bass and payara deep in the Colombian jungle. 8 anglers, 6 spots open.
Black Sands Lodge, Colombia · April 29 – May 7, 2028 · $7,495
Yellowfin tuna, sailfish and more on Colombia's Pacific coast.
Left to right: golden dorado at Pira-Suinda, peacock bass at Akuani, yellowfin tuna at Black Sands
Trips I'm considering
These are the trips I'm thinking about adding for 2028. Your interest decides which ones make the calendar.
1. Baja Roosterfish Week, Mexico. Sight-casting to big roosterfish cruising the beaches of the Sea of Cortez, from the sand and from pangas.
2. Playa Larga, Cuba. Tarpon, permit, bonefish and snook on the flats and mangroves of the Zapata Peninsula. I'm hosting a week here March 15–22, 2027, with more dates to follow.
3. Costa Rica Tarpon Week. Big tarpon on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast, some of the hardest-fighting fish you will ever hook on a fly.
4. Alaska Silver Salmon Week. Aggressive silvers that chase streamers and poppers, in some of the wildest country in North America.
5. Los Roques, Venezuela. Wading crystal-clear flats for bonefish in a Caribbean archipelago. I'm hosting a week here October 23–30, 2027.
6. Beh Kay Lodge, Mexico. A world-class permit fishery, with bonefish, snook and tarpon all available.
Tell me where you want to go
Leave a comment below or email me at info@worldflyllc.com. It only takes a minute, and three things help me most:
• Which trips interest you. Pick as many as you like, or name any other destinations not listed where you would like to bring your fishing friends.
• What time of year works for you.
• Who you'd bring: solo, a friend, a spouse, or a group.
Anyone who weighs in will be the first to hear when dates are set, before spots go public.
Tight lines,
Jon Covich World Fly, LLC