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​FISH FOR CHANGE

Guanaja, honduras

​CONNECTION - EDUCATION - CONSERVATION - EXPLORATION
2023 Student program dates
ALUMNI HOMESTAY June 3 - 10
ALUMNI HOMESTAY June 10 - 17 
High School June 17 - 24 
High School June 24  - July 1 
Girls Week July 1 - July 8


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Fish for Change uses fly-fishing as a platform to make the world a better place.
We unite a diverse group of students in wild fisheries where they engage in a variety of initiatives that promote
connection, education, conservation, and exploration.


​Fish for Change originated in Guanaja, Honduras almost 10 years ago.

The first mangroves were planted, first bags of trash gathered, and the first permit caught on the fly by a student.  
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Guanaja is one of the Bay Islands of Honduras and is part of the second largest reef in the world. Guanaja has 15,000 residents in three different villages. Even though Guanaja hosts some of the best snorkeling, diving, fishing, kite-surfing, and sea- kayaking in the world, there are very few jobs. Fly Fish Guanaja helps to provide jobs and an income that filters throughout the island community and also works with local non profit organizations to accomplish local initiatives.

Hurricane Mitch in 1998 destroyed many of Guanaja’s mangrove forests. The symbiotic relationship between the mangroves and the reef make it paramount to helping this forest grow back. With students, volunteers, and fishing clients.

Students develop an appreciation for the environment by experiencing the fishery and exploring the ocean.
They will even spend an afternoon with local fishermen, hunting and gathering from the ocean as the people of the islands have done as long as they have been there.


Immersion within the local community is a key aspect of Guanaja Student Programs. Students have a chance to integrate themselves within the local culture. 

The Fish For Change Guanaja, Honduras Student programs are an opportunity for students to become immersed in foreign culture and environment.

We have several weeks available for 2023 and would love to have you participate for a once in a lifetime experience. 

guanaja, Honduras 

2023 Student Program Dates 

ALUMNI HOMESTAY JUNE 3 - 10
ALUMNI HOMESTAY JUNE 10 - 17 
HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 17 - 24 
HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 24  - JULY 1 
GIRLS WEEK JULY 1 - JULY 8

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Fish  For  Change

Guanaja, honduras 

2023  Student Programs 

Hosted at Fly Fish Guanaja

Tuition: $4,100 (price is consistent with past seasons, added in $200 ferry from Roatan to Guanaja and $300 of tips to simplify the booking process for all parties) 

Not included: Flight to Roatan
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Fish For Change
4545 South Monaco Blvd.
Denver, CO 80237
​info@fishforchange.org