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Bahamas
Think “Bonefish” and you immediately think of the Bahamas. Bahamians love their bonefish so much that they even appear on the country’s money! An island nation of over 700 individual islands, the Bahamas offers the largest, most productive systems of bonefish flats in the world. A short hop from Florida and other areas of the U.S., the Bahamas is ideal for a quick weekend getaway or a week-long fishing package.
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Andros Island Bonefish Club (AIBC)
Owner Rupert Leadon is one of the most experienced guides on the island and personally oversees all operations for the club. For years, Capt. Leadon has specialized in catering to flyfishermen from around the world. Built on the site of a 250-year old sisal plantation, AIBC puts you within a fly cast of some of the best bonefishing in the world. more >
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Andros South
Andros South Lodge is located in the remote settlement of Kemp’s Bay on the southeastern shore of South Andros Island. This particular area of Andros is home to an amazing number of tidal creeks and inland flats that provide incredible habitat for hungry bonefish. more >
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Bair's Bonefish Lodge
Bair's prime location (directly in between two of Andros’ largest inland flats systems) means long days on the water and great habitat - without long runs to the fishing grounds! The middle bight and south end of Andros are also easily accessed, giving guides and guests unlimited are fishing options. more >
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Big Charlie's Bonefish Guest House
As far as saltwater guides go, Charlie and his handpicked guide staff are as good as it gets. For serious anglers visiting Andros, we can tell you these guides are as hard working and knowledgeable as any you'll find in the entire Bahamas. These guys specialize not only in trophy bones, but in fishing for tarpon as well. more >
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Broad Shad Cay
Andy Smith’s new lodge is a totally unique, totally private and very high-end operation that sits by itself on a tiny key in the middle of Andros' North Bight. The lodge’s location is equidistant from the East and West coasts of Andros, which allows you to fish prime tides throughout the day with minimal running in the boat and with easy access to the West Side. more >
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Kamalame Cay Resort
Of the numerous bonefish lodges and destinations on Andros Island, none offer the elegance, the privacy, and the numerous resort amenities of Kamalame Cay Resort. This 96-acre private island is a perfect high-end retreat for couples and families seeking a unique Caribbean experience catering to both anglers and non-anglers alike. more >
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Mars Bay Bonefish Lodge
Mars Bay Bonefish Lodge is a relatively new and small lodge near the southeastern tip of Andros that affords anglers a short and easy skiff ride to the area’s enormous and productive flats – flats that are among the most unfished, untouched, and pristine in all of the Bahamas. This smaller lodge is ideal for groups that want to take over a whole destination. more >
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Mount Pleasant
This is one of the few “do-it-yourself” operations anywhere in the Bahamas that offers the same amenities as the full-service lodges. Mount Pleasant is set on one of Andros Island's most beautiful stretch of beaches, White Bight. With direct access to beautiful white sandy beaches and over ten miles of easily-waded flats, this is the perfect destination for anglers interested in wade fishing on their own. more >
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North Andros
North Andros Fly Fishing Lodge specializes in fishing the famous Joulters Cays:-20 miles of pristine, untouched flats that are truly a “bonefisherman's paradise.” The sheer numbers and size of the bonefish throughout the Joulters will excite and challenge you. more >
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Stafford Creek Lodge
Head guide and owner Prescott Smith is one of the most famous and respected guides in the Caribbean. Over the past ten years, he has developed one of the top saltwater fishing programs in all of the Bahamas. Using the lodge as your base camp, you can explore the area’s numerous creek systems, inland lakes, the famous West Side of Andros, and the wilderness of the Joulters to the north. more >
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Tiamo Resort
This incredibly unique destination caters to couples, families, and hard-core anglers looking for more than just a typical bonefish lodge. At Tiamo, they have worked hard to remove the annoyances of everyday life - there are no TVs, no pollution, no disturbances, no deadlines, and certainly no stress. Totally remote, Tiamo is tucked away along the uninhabited southern shore of Andros Island's South Bight. more >
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Abaco Lodge
The lodge overlooks the most consistent fishery on Abaco Island, called the Marls. This is an extensive and well-protected flats system that provides excellent habitat for strong numbers of bonefish, barracuda, and sharks. Since the lodge overlooks the Marls there is very minimal running time to the flats each day, which maximizes your fishing time.
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Black Fly Beach House
Our good friend Captain Clint Kemp, who has been guiding on Nassau (Yellow Dog’s Nassau Day Trips) has opened a fine new operation on Abaco Island between Sandy Point and Marsh Harbour. The Beach House is a spacious, well-appointed house that overlooks a beautiful beach on Abaco’s western shore. more >
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North Riding Point Club
North Riding Point Club (NRPC) is located on the southern shore of Grand Bahama, approximately 25 miles east of Freeport. This provides guests with a quiet, private setting on an isolated, beautiful beach - with amazing access to some of the best flats and most productive fishing in all of the Bahamas. more >
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Pelican Bay Resort and Bonefishing
Pelican Bay sits adjacent to both the picture-perfect white sands of Lucaya beach and Count Bassie Square,where you'll find a wide selection of restaurants, bars, duty free shopping, dancing, water sports, and evening entertainment. more >
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Rickmon Bonefish Lodge
Sitting directly on a beach overlooking a picturesque flat, Rickmon Bonefish Lodge was built in 1999 and opened for business in 2000. This lodge is located less then a three-minute boat ride from great flats and tailing bones. more >
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Acklins Island Lodge
Acklins Island Lodge is a new lodge, sitting on the highest and narrowest part of Acklins Island. The spectacular view overlooks the Atlantic Ocean to the East and the Bight of Acklins to the West. The lodge consists of five small cottages and a main lodge, giving the operation the feel of a small fishing village! more >
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Crooked Island Lodge at Pittstown Point
Crooked Island is about as far from Florida as one can get in the Bahamas chain, resulting in weather that is slightly more consistent and warmer in the winter months. It is one of the least-visited yet productive fisheries in the Bahamas. more >
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Deadmans Cay
If you are looking for a beautiful, remote, low-profile, and economical destination in the Bahamas, then Deadman’s Cay should be high on your list. With very little competition in the Deadman’s area, you can experience consistently good fishing on thousands of acres of flats without seeing any other anglers. more >
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Stella Maris Resort Club
Stella Maris Resort Club is an "elegant casual" destination located on the northern end of Long Island catering not only to the serious flats angler but to families, large groups, significant others, and non-anglers as well.
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Mayaguana Bonefishing
This is a fantastic do-it-yourself trip. Mayaguana is the eastern-most island in the Bahamian chain and about as far south as you can go and still be in the Bahamas. A great laid-back atmosphere, friendly people, a high value for the dollar and a totally unique fishery ideally suited for experienced anglers seeking big bones and something different. more >
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