Andros Island, known as the ?Bonefishing Capitol of the World? lives up to its reputation with more remote, fishable flats than any other island in the Caribbean or West Indies.

Conveniently located 150 miles southeast of Miami, Florida, the 100 plus mile long, 40-mile wide mysterious island offers vast, uncrowded flats you can wade and fish for days.

While the average bonefish runs five to seven pounds, daily chances to catch the elusive double-digit bones are common. Anglers sight-fish and hunt the ten-plus pounders for the thrill of the powerful fight, both from the boat and wading.

Our waters also offer Permit, Snapper, Barracuda and Tarpon on the fly. Special pre-arranged trips to the uninhabited West Side of Andros may be available, (weather-dependent).

You will explore the vast system of estuaries and creeks that snake through the west coastline providing protection and home to Tarpon and Permit.