Stafford Creek Lodge located on the east side of Andros Island, approximately 20 miles north of Andros Town (Google Earth at 24.53.44 N and 77.56.08 ).

Prescott Smith, the owner of Stafford Creek Lodge, has developed a solid and time-proven fishing program that has attracted serious flats fishermen for over a decade.

Andros Island, the largest island (2,300 square-miles) of the 15 major islands in the Bahamas, has a reputation for remote flats with big bonefish and consistently produces some of the largest bonefish on fly in the world. Stafford Creek Lodge fishes the famous Joulter Cays (Joulters) which is made up of fifty-odd islets dotted on a 125 square-mile, sand bank bisected by meandering deep-water channels that are rarely more than 15 feet deep. This combination of interlacing channels (bonefish highways) and seemingly endless flats makes the Joulters a must-fish destination for Stafford Creek guests. A wade-fishers dream. In addition, the lodge fishes the remote Westside of the island to easy accessed and productive local waters for big bonefish. Prescott Smith, owner and head guide, prides himself in his fishery for not only bonefish, but permit and tarpon as well.

The prime season for bonefish in the Bahamas runs from October to June, but fish frequent the flats all year round.

You'll find the secluded lodge in an idyllic setting, nestled among the native palms and hugging the banks of the calm, clear waters of Stafford Creek. Stafford Creek Lodge is a magical place. Come and discover a new world of Bonefish, Tarpon, and Permit fishing. You will explore a vast fishing wilderness from the northern Joulters Cays to the numerous creek systems, inland lakes, and the west coast of Andros. Even discover tarpon right off the dock in front of the lodge.