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A Visit to Grand Slam Lodge
Fishing the flats of Grand Slam Lodge in Punta Allen, Mexico.
By
Saltwater Sportsman Staff
Updated: August 29, 2011
Tomas Hernandez points out a school of tailing bonefish on a flat only minutes away from Grand Slam Lodge.
Guide Tomas Hernandez scans a flat for signs of life.
Angler Rip Woodin hooked up to a Punta Allen snook.
Angler Rip Woodin poses for a photo with his first every fly caught snook he took at Grand Slam Lodge.
Grand Slam Lodge provides its guest with a ultra laid back atmosphere.
Every room at Grand Slam Lodge has a million dollar view.
All the rooms at Grand Slam Lodge are air conditioned and super comfy.
After the sun goes down, the balcony or porch of your room is a perfect place to enjoy a nightcap.
Guide, Tony Ramirez poles one of many picturesque flats of Ascension Bay.
Tony Ramirez and Grand Slam’s general manager, Bobby Settles wade a flat after spotting a tailing permit.
Bobby Settles grins as he fights a big permit on the flats of Ascension Bay.
Bobby Settles continues a 45-minute fight with an estimated 20-pound permit.
Guide Tony Ramirez and Bobby Settles show off well deserved permit taken on the flats of Ascension Bay.
In between searching for permit, tarpon and snook, bonefish are usually pretty easy to find.
When you visit Grand Slam, bring a lot of flies. You never know what you might run into so anglers need to be prepared.
A few of Grand Slam’s guides pose for a pic at the end of a day of fishing.
Grand Slam’s general manager, Bobby Settles is constantly on the move making sure all of his guests have the time of their life.
The dining area of Grand Slam is spacious and even has several fly tying stations in the center.
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