Puerto Rico - Saltwater Fly Fishing Guide (Tarpon & Permit)
No Name Lodge(Website)
Boqueron, Puerto Rico, FL
Primary Waters: PUERTO RICO - CABO ROJO. Unable to select Puerto Rico, Please ignore Florida
Posted: June 15, 2026
Salary/Pay
Not specified
Job Type
Seasonal
Experience Level
Not specified
Season
Feb - November or anytime in between
Housing
Not specified
Job Description
Saltwater Fly Fishing Guide Opportunity – Puerto Rico
About No Name Lodge
No Name Lodge is Puerto Rico's premier saltwater fly fishing lodge, built around exploration, adventure, and world-class fishing.
We're not just another fishing operation. Every No Name location begins as an unexplored fishery, where we spend years learning the water, culture, and local way of life before establishing a permanent lodge. Our guests come from all over the world to chase aggressive tarpon and technical permit while experiencing the island beyond the fishing.
If you enjoy sight-fishing, poling skiffs, and helping anglers have the trip of a lifetime, we'd love to hear from you.
What We're Looking For
We're seeking experienced saltwater guides who are available to travel and work in Puerto Rico for a minimum of one month at a time.
Season: February – November
Peak Need: March, April, May & June
During peak season, we employ up to 8 full-time guides.
What We Provide
All travel expenses covered
Housing provided
Company vehicle provided
Maverick HPX-V skiff provided
Weekly guaranteed pay
Guaranteed tips
Opportunity for longer-term placements throughout the season
Each guide will have access to a Tacoma and a fully outfitted Maverick HPX-V skiff.
Requirements
Applicants must have:
USCG Captain's License (or equivalent skipper credential)
Experience poling a flats skiff
Strong customer service skills
Positive attitude and strong work ethic
Ability to pole and guide five consecutive days per week (Monday–Friday)
Fly fishing experience preferred
*If you are a freshwater trout guide with a USCG license and looking to learn, reach out. We have the ability to train!
The Fishery
Our guests primarily target:
Tarpon
Permit
Expect a mix of technical permit fishing, laid-up fish, migratory schools, and aggressive tarpon willing to eat on the surface.
Learn more about the fishery at:
No Name Lodge
Interested?
Send us a brief introduction, guiding résumé, and any photos or videos that showcase your guiding experience.
If you think you've got what it takes, we'd love to hear from you.
About No Name Lodge
No Name Lodge is Puerto Rico's premier saltwater fly fishing lodge, built around exploration, adventure, and world-class fishing.
We're not just another fishing operation. Every No Name location begins as an unexplored fishery, where we spend years learning the water, culture, and local way of life before establishing a permanent lodge. Our guests come from all over the world to chase aggressive tarpon and technical permit while experiencing the island beyond the fishing.
If you enjoy sight-fishing, poling skiffs, and helping anglers have the trip of a lifetime, we'd love to hear from you.
What We're Looking For
We're seeking experienced saltwater guides who are available to travel and work in Puerto Rico for a minimum of one month at a time.
Season: February – November
Peak Need: March, April, May & June
During peak season, we employ up to 8 full-time guides.
What We Provide
All travel expenses covered
Housing provided
Company vehicle provided
Maverick HPX-V skiff provided
Weekly guaranteed pay
Guaranteed tips
Opportunity for longer-term placements throughout the season
Each guide will have access to a Tacoma and a fully outfitted Maverick HPX-V skiff.
Requirements
Applicants must have:
USCG Captain's License (or equivalent skipper credential)
Experience poling a flats skiff
Strong customer service skills
Positive attitude and strong work ethic
Ability to pole and guide five consecutive days per week (Monday–Friday)
Fly fishing experience preferred
*If you are a freshwater trout guide with a USCG license and looking to learn, reach out. We have the ability to train!
The Fishery
Our guests primarily target:
Tarpon
Permit
Expect a mix of technical permit fishing, laid-up fish, migratory schools, and aggressive tarpon willing to eat on the surface.
Learn more about the fishery at:
No Name Lodge
Interested?
Send us a brief introduction, guiding résumé, and any photos or videos that showcase your guiding experience.
If you think you've got what it takes, we'd love to hear from you.
How to Apply
Application Email:nonameflylodge@gmail.com
Apply Online:https://www.nonameflylodge.com/guide-application/
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