Tranquility Hill Fresh Creek, Andros Island, Bahamas

Although the name implies a laid-back atmosphere, calm activities and everything in slow motion, the fishing with Tranquility Hill is anything but.

These guys know where the big bones hang out and what it takes to catch them. It can be very intense fishing to trophy size bonefish or casting to doubles and triples of average bones of 3 – 5 pounds. They are located on the south end of the North Island of Andros Island on the North Bight (24.28.01 N and 77.43.53 W on Google Earth).

Eight years ago, Raymond Mackey and Ivan Neymour broke ground and built their dream bonefishing lodge on a hillside overlooking the North Bight at Behring Point, on Andros Island. Their goal then, as it remains today was simple: Create a fishing camp close to some of Andros' prime trophy bonefish flats while offering a professional guide and lodge staff, comfortable accommodations, good food and most important of all, a quality fishing experience. Not much has changed at Tranquility Hill since its inception, and today it remains a great destination for the serious saltwater angler at a very reasonable price.

The vast fishing area that Tranquility Hill fishes sprawls over hundreds of square miles and is composed of winding channels and creeks, lush mangrove cays, and countless miles of sandy flats stretching to the waters of the West Side. There are numerous hard bottom wading flats as well as deeper water and soft bottom flats to fish from a boat.