Bermudas Ubarana-focinho-de-rato Passeios de Pesca

Bonefish are fast, wary, and built for the flats. In Bermuda, anglers chase them for thrilling sight fishing in clear, shallow water. Sheltered sounds and sandy bays give you calm conditions and great visibility.

Most anglers target Bonefish by fly fishing or light tackle spinning. Small shrimp or crab patterns work well. Your captain will pole the skiff so you can spot fish and make a quick, accurate cast. Move quietly, use long leaders, and lead the fish.

Charter trips usually run a half or full day on inshore flats. You will stand on a stable skiff and stalk fish in knee‑deep water. This suits patient beginners and seasoned fly anglers alike. Bring polarized sunglasses, sun protection, and quick‑dry clothes. Non‑marking shoes help you grip the deck. Captains provide tackle, or bring your own 7–9 weight fly rod.

Bermuda’s best Bonefish habitat includes the Great Sound and its western bays, Castle Harbour and nearby flats, Harrington Sound’s sheltered edges, and the North Shore lagoon. These areas offer clean water, turtlegrass beds, and broad sand patches where Bonefish feed on tide changes.

Before you go, review Bermuda’s current fishing rules. Check whether you need a fishing license or permits, and confirm local gear, season, and harvest regulations. Many anglers choose catch and release for Bonefish. Your captain will guide you on the latest requirements.