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Fishing at H2O Bonefishing
Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas

The guides are experienced fly fishers who know the local waters and how to fish them.


If you need some “touch-up” instructions or a more intensive fly fishing school, let us know and we can get you signed up with a guide who loves to teach and is capable of identifying the causes of casting problems and getting your casts in line in short order.

You will be fishing from 17’ Maverick flats skiffs powered by 85 HP Yamaha engines.
Depending upon the season you arrive, you may be fishing for Tarpon and/or Permit in addition to bonefish (averaging 2 1⁄2 - 4 pounds). You will spend your days looking for singles, doubles and small groups of big bonefish. Or you might opt for a day on the open waters Deep Sea Fly fishing for Yellowfin, Wahoo, Dorado (Mahi-Mahi), Skipjack Tuna and Blackfin Tuna. Equipment is provided for this specialized fly fishing. During the warmer months some will choose to fish the flats early and for tarpon or permit in the afternoon or go out to the deep water.

Breakfast is served at the hotel each morning at 7:30 AM. Your guide will pick you up
on your fishing days at 8:30 AM for the short ride to the launch. Productive fishing flats
can be reached within a few minutes , or your guide may decide to run a little longer due
to prevailing weather or fishing conditions. If you wish to do some wade fishing as well
as boat fishing, talk it over with your guide. Let him know your wishes. If you are there
in the late spring or early summer you may want to fish for permit or tarpon.

Lunch will be onboard the boat. If you have any special wishes for lunch contents, make
them known the day before fishing so every effort can be made to meet your requests.
You will return from fishing around 4:30PM. All boats are issued mobile phones to be
used in the unlikely event of an emergency.

After showering and cleaning rods and reels, anglers usually meet at the newly opened
Sabor Restaurant and Bar on the hotel premises for a cocktail and fish stories before
Dinner; either at the restaurant, there, or visiting one of many nearby local
establishments.

For reservations or questions please contact The Fly Shop or call 800-669-3474
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