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  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip - 11:30 AM)

    Big Bonefish in the Gulf

    Capt. Chandler and I fished in the Gulf on a cloudless, windy day. I caught 8 fish: 4 Great Barracudas, 2 Mangrove Snappers, a Needlefish, and a Bonefish. The biggest Barracuda was 30", the Bonefish was 24¼”, and the Needlefish was 19". The whole day was cast and retrieve with a variety of Chandler's lures. It was fun.
    Bill B.
    Bill B.
    Reviewed on Oct 12, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 Hour Trip - 10:30 AM)

    amazing trip.

    caught a bunch of different fish. the Captain was awesome. super nice and knowledgeable younger captain Chandler. caught enought mangrove snapper for dinner. delicious. we will def be back. fantastic trip.
    Paul D.
    Paul D.
    Reviewed on Oct 1, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip – Backcountry (AM))

    would book again

    lite tackle back country trip roomy boat that can take more than two fishermen
    Bob E.
    Bob E.
    Reviewed on Sep 24, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip – Light Tackle)

    canadians fishin in bahamas

    Took my two sons out with me 6 and 12 .. we had a blast and caught lots of fish. There super friendly and knowledgeable. highly recommended!!
    Cody M.
    Cody M.
    Reviewed on Sep 1, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip (AM))

    late night tarpon

    went out after hours and hooked up with numerous tarpon. hap plenty of bone fish and multiple shots at permit.
    John C.
    John C.
    Reviewed on Aug 29, 2026
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About Bonefish fishing

Size
4 to 6lbs
Food Value
None
Game Quality
Excellent

Bonefish are the iconic flats game fish. Anglers love Bonefish fishing for the thrill of sight casting in shallow, clear water. These fast, wary fish crush a well-placed bait or fly and then blast off. Their first run is electric, and their speed and stamina test light tackle skills.

Most trips focus on inshore fishing across sandy or grassy flats, mangroves, and backcountry bays. Guides often pole shallow skiffs, or you may wade quietly. Fly fishing with small shrimp or crab patterns is a favorite. Spinning gear works too, using light leaders and small jigs or soft plastics. Live shrimp and small crabs are classic baits. Stealth matters, so long casts and gentle presentations are key.

Expect a technical, visual hunt. You will watch for tails, shadows, and subtle pushes in the water. Quick, accurate casts make the difference. This is great for anglers who enjoy stalking fish and learning precise skills. Bring polarized sunglasses to spot fish, sun protection, quick-dry clothing, and if wading, sturdy boots. Light tackle, plenty of backing, and a quiet approach help you land more fish. Practice careful handling for healthy releases.

Rules for Bonefish vary by location. Many places favor catch and release, but regulations change. Always check local fishing license and permit needs. Confirm season dates, harvest rules, gear restrictions, and area closures before your trip.

Bonefish are the iconic flats game fish. Anglers love Bonefish fishing for the thrill of sight casting in shallow, clear water. These fast, wary fish crush a well-placed bait or fly and then blast off. Their first run is electric, and their speed and stamina test light tackle skills.

Most trips focus on inshore fishing across sandy or grassy flats, mangroves, and backcountry bays. Guides often pole shallow skiffs, or you may wade quietly. Fly fishing with small shrimp or crab patterns is a favorite. Spinning gear works too, using light leaders and small jigs or soft plastics. Live shrimp and small crabs are classic baits. Stealth matters, so long casts and gentle presentations are key.

Expect a technical, visual hunt. You will watch for tails, shadows, and subtle pushes in the water. Quick, accurate casts make the difference. This is great for anglers who enjoy stalking fish and learning precise skills. Bring polarized sunglasses to spot fish, sun protection, quick-dry clothing, and if wading, sturdy boots. Light tackle, plenty of backing, and a quiet approach help you land more fish. Practice careful handling for healthy releases.

Rules for Bonefish vary by location. Many places favor catch and release, but regulations change. Always check local fishing license and permit needs. Confirm season dates, harvest rules, gear restrictions, and area closures before your trip.