Andros Island is divided almost in the middle by the North, Middle and South Bights (a bight is a waterway cutting through the island).

Through these bights one can get from east side of Andros to the west side. The bights are filled with flats, channels and lagoons that bonefish call their dinner table. Right in the middle of this is Mangrove Cay and on the north side of this fairly large cay sits Mangrove Cay Club (Google Earth at 24.17.41 N and 77.41.48 W). From this wisely chosen site their guides have access to the North, Middle and South Bights and the large bonefish and tarpon of the West Side. This ability to travel in all directions without ever having to trailer a boat or run in the open ocean enables the guides to plan their day around the changing tides or to fish the lee shores.

Beautiful, duplex cottages lodge their anglers in absolute waterfront luxury. Spacious suites feature two queen size beds, an adjoining sitting room that allows an early riser to prepare for the day without disturbing a roommate and plenty of storage space. The meals are expertly prepared and get rave reviews. The guides work for the lodge from the fleet of lodge owned 16’ Dolphin Skiffs with 90 HP motors and move from flat to flat with as much comfort and safety as possible.