Bonefish:

The winter temps that slow down the fishing elsewhere don’t much affect Belizean waters, so resident bones continue to cruise, tail and feed undeterred along inside shallows and the flats that surround the outer atolls. In the Bahamas, bonefishing is great whenever the weather cooperates; otherwise, it becomes a game of hide-and-seek. When the mercury dips, look for fish schooled up and mudding in 3 to 6 feet of water.