4 Fishing Charters
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A full day of fishing in the flats of the Bahamas is a real treat for any angler. You can expect to target Tarpon, Permit, Bonefish, Jack Crevalle, and other species on this trip. Clients should bring adequate clothing, polarized sunglasses, sunscreen, and a waterproof camera.
2 hours of fly fishing on the flats and 1 hour beach and downtime by the floating bar
Experience the shallow-water flats of South Nassau on a 4-hour guided fishing adventure. We’ll explore the beautiful flats and waters south of Nassau, targeting bonefish and other species that frequent these productive shallow waters. Whether you're an experienced fly angler or trying flats fishing for the first time, your captain will guide you throughout the trip and help put you in the best position for success. The half-day trip is perfect for anglers who want to experience authentic Bahamas
Explore the flats, reefs, blue holes, and scenic spots around the prestigious waters of Andros. Target double-digit Bonefish or enjoy the thrill of a great fight with a Tarpon or Permit. With stunning scenery and exciting fishing opportunities, it's a full day of adventure on the water.
Tarpon are powerful sport fish known for explosive jumps and long runs. In the Bahamas, clear flats, warm tides, and vast mangrove shorelines make them a top target. You can spot fish cruising in shallow water, then place a cast and watch the silver flash.
Most anglers sight fish on the flats using spinning or fly fishing gear. Guides pole skiffs across skinny water so you can see the fish before you cast. Popular setups include live bait like mullet or crabs, soft plastics, and 8–10 weight fly rods with sturdy leaders. In deeper channels and tidal creeks, drifting baits or slow-trolling also works well.
Charter trips usually run half day or full day and focus on tide windows. Captains provide local knowledge, tackle, and safe boat handling. This experience suits beginners who want coaching and seasoned anglers chasing a personal best. Wear sun protection, polarized sunglasses to spot fish, a hat, and quick-dry clothing. Bring snacks, water, and a camera for those jump shots.
The Bahamas offers broad Tarpon habitat across many islands. Productive areas include the flats and backcountry of Andros, Bimini, Grand Bahama, and Abaco. You can also find fish around the Berry Islands, Eleuthera, and the Exumas, especially near mangroves, channels, and cuts with moving water.
Before you go, check local rules on fishing licenses, boat permits, seasons, and harvest. Regulations can change by island or area. Many anglers choose catch and release for Tarpon. Your captain will explain current guidelines and best practices on the day of your trip.
