Grand Bahama Fishing

[Scott M]

I’m heading for Grand Bahama Island in a little over a week. It really snuck up on me! I was wondering if anyone had any ocean fishing advice. This is my delayed honeymoon, so fishing can’t be done everyday, but I’d like to get out a couple days. I’m not good enough to flyfish for bonefish yet, so my preferences would be deep sea fishing (I read that wahoos are really peaking after New Years) or in-shore bottom fishing. My wife gets really sea sick, so is there anything we could do that wouldn’t have us rocking and rolling? Advice on ocean fishing or specifics for the Bahamas are much appreciated. We’re on a budget so anything on the cheap is great, but I’d splurge for that once in a lifetime opportunity if I knew I would catch something. I’m a fan of any fish that’ll bite! Merry Christmas & Happy P.C. Holiday!

[Craig_S]

Call Greg Vincent at Pelican Bay Bonefishing. He's been really good to me for two years running. 1-954-364-7590. The guy's fished all over the world and is just a hoot to talk to. You can catch him at Yellowtails, the pool bar at Pelican Bay almost any evening after about 6:00. It's the angler's hour.

Google Chasing Silver - Destination X - it's a new film on tarpon fishing and he's one of the anglers. Just stunning.

It ain't going to be cheap. About $375.00/day flats fishing, more for evening tuna fishing. And get over the lack of fly fishing skills, because they have the gear and will teach you everything you need to know. One bonefish and you'll never go back!

You'll likely never have a better shot at a bonefish. Last year I caught over 30 and 15 in a single day. Just do it and say Craig from Minnesota sent ya. I'd like a discount sometime!

Craig