Our operation is small and exclusive, and can only accommodate 2 anglers at a time. Our spring days fill up fast and prebooking is recommended. Do not count out that last minute trip, as availabilities are limited, we can make quick arrangements to get you here and on the water. Our fishing rates for 2008 are as follows:
Full Day 7-8 Hours (2 Anglers Fly or Spin): $450
Half Day 4 Hours (2 Anglers Fly or Spin): $325
Lunch, snacks, and beverages can be provided for an extra charge. Please let us know ahead of time if you wish to purchase any of these provisions.
Wading only trips are available on a limited basis, and may require long walks of 5 miles or more. Although it is very possible to catch bonefish without the use of a boat, the opportunities provided by utilizing a boat are far greater.
Our casting lesson rates for 2008 are as follows:
1 hour on land (1 Caster): $80
1 Hour on land (2 Casters): $100
1 Hour on water while on guided fishing trip (2 Casters): $60
Fly Casting lessons are provided on a limited basis, and can help you achieve the level of fly casting to feel confident and comfortable while casting to bonefish and other saltwater species.
Our lodging rates for 2008 are as follows:
Lodging varies by time of year but can be anywhere from $60-$500 per night
Contact us for more information on lodging, as we can help make your arrangements at no extra charge.
Ask about our escorted trips where a professional fly angler from the U.S. will accompany you on your journey, and fine tune your bonefishing game.
All bookings are subject to a 50% deposit, which will be placed as a hold on your credit card. Full payments will be accepted in CASH following your day on the water. Once the CASH payment is made, the hold will be released from your credit card. If for any reason you need to cancel your trip, you may do so as long as it is 30 days in advance. Any cancellations inside of 30 days are subject to a service fee of 50% of your total (deposit), if replacement anglers cannot be found.
Stay for a day or stay for a month and experience the way bonefishing should be.
Bahamas Bonefishing Report
GRAND BAHAMA BONEFISHING REPORT 5-08
This time of year is without a doubt the best bonefishing we see. As the waer warms, and the weather gets into more of a summer pattern, big schools of bonefish move in from offshore to spawn and feed. It is not uncommon to see schools of more than 100 fish moving quickly around the flats, eating everything in site. Along with the schools, the local resident bonefish are still spread out over the flats on the North side of the island, giving anglers ample opportunities at large singls and double fish. Bring your wading boots along as a nice wade is a great way to cool off on a hot day.
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