Fully guided flat fishing is awesome, but lavish saltwater fly fishing trips aren't in the budget sometimes. Luckily for the adventurous angler, world-class flats fishing does have to be out of reach. There is something special about lacing up wading boots and stalking the flats by foot with just you and some friends. Spotting fish, getting into position, making a cast and the right retrieve—none of it is easy, but there might not be a better feeling in fly fishing than when your line goes tight on a DIY Bonefish, Permit, or juvenile Tarpon. There may not be a better place to make that happen than Rocky Point Fish Camp in Belize. With $700 off their advertised rate, you will never find a better time to make it happen. After arriving in Belize at Philip S. W. Goldson International (BZE), board a short flight on Tropic Air to San Pedro on Ambergris Caye. We will rendezvous in San Pedro for dinner and spend the night before heading to Rocky Point Fish Camp in the morning. "Camp" is completely off the grid, about 1.5 hours away, perfectly situated between two points where a barrier reef meets the land. The reef prevents almost all boat access to miles of flats, buckets, and fishy water that are steps from your cabana door. Turn around and walk to the backyard, and you are standing in Cantena Lagoon and Bacalar Chico National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with endless water to explore on foot with the help of a fleet of paddle boards and canoes.