Downing
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Hmmm. I'm trying to remember if fishing is even allowed in the protected area where whale shark diving takes place. If memory serves, it's not allowed, but on the other hand the shops do depend on the sighting reports from fishermen.
Bottom line: I really doubt it.
Just out of curiosity, why would you want to do that? Whether you're talking about the local fishermen or fishing guides, they're not set up for diving or snorkeling. By law, you're supposed to have a Belizean dive guide in the water with you. A lot of the local fishermen stay in fishing camps out on the cayes and don't head back to the mainland very often. And the state of their boats would probably scare off a lot of people.
You could try contacting fishing guides to see if they'll take you out. If you're not diving or snorkeling, then hey, it's just a boat ride.
Bottom line: I really doubt it.
Just out of curiosity, why would you want to do that? Whether you're talking about the local fishermen or fishing guides, they're not set up for diving or snorkeling. By law, you're supposed to have a Belizean dive guide in the water with you. A lot of the local fishermen stay in fishing camps out on the cayes and don't head back to the mainland very often. And the state of their boats would probably scare off a lot of people.
You could try contacting fishing guides to see if they'll take you out. If you're not diving or snorkeling, then hey, it's just a boat ride.
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