Fly Fishing in The Out Islands of The Bahamas

THE OUT ISLANDS OF THE BAHAMAS IS HOME TO THE GREATEST FLY FISHING IN THE WORLD

Zzzzzzzz! To a fly fisherman, the sizzle of a fish burning line off a reel is the most exciting sound in the world.
And when it comes to those silver streaks of lightning known as bonefish zipping across sandy flats,
The Out Islands offer year-round fishing vacation thrills.

Fly fishermen are an obsessive lot, willing to travel the world in search of the ultimate angling experience. And topping the list of the most sought-after? Bonefish, the ghost of the flats, as wary as they are fast.
Fly fishermen come from around the world to stalk the shallow areas of The Exumas, The Abacos, Andros, Acklins, Bimini, Cat Island, Eleuthera and Long Island.

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The best thing about Bahamas Out Islands bonefishing is that if you’re off target with a cast and spook the fish, no worries! Unlike some other fishing destinations where you may only get one or two shots at fish a day, in The Bahamas another will be along soon. Your Bahamas fishing guide will gauge the conditions and tide and get you close enough to cast to plenty of fish, whether they’re cruising in a small group of two or three, or gathered together by the hundreds “mudding” the water as they feed. Serious fly fishermen should also keep a crab fly close for shots at big permit, which can show at any time to get your heart racing.

Every one of The Out Islands of The Bahamas has a selection of flats with hungry fish waiting, making it the perfect vacation destination for on-the-water adventure.

Choose Your Ideal Lodging

The perfect hotel, resort, or marina for every type of traveler is here in The Out Islands, and there are a few things to keep in mind when choosing where to stay during your fishing getaway. There
are options across all budget ranges, from basic fishing lodges to full-service hotels and resorts—all of which offer access to world-class fly fishing and experienced guides. And if you’re traveling with friends or family who will enjoy island activities beyond spending time in the flats, be sure to take that into consideration as you narrow down your choices.