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Hurricane Dorian devastated the Bahamas, the fishing flats, and the communities. There is an ecological crisis due to a BP Oil Spill and the loss of life is catastrophic. The Pinder brothers of Grand Bahama Bonefishing are alive and slowly recovering what they can in the aftermath.

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Welcome to our site! You are invited to learn a little more about the fishing experience with Grand Bahama Bonefishing .

Dear fishing enthusiast,

Fishing with Grand Bahama Bonefishing is a rare lifetime experience. This is because we offer an unmatched fishing experience with some of the best guides in the Bahamas. On the water, your guides can offer you real-time coaching (if you want) and offer optimum positioning based on the current light, wind, tide, and habitat conditions. Their enthusiasm and personalities, matched with their skill, makes a lasting positive impression and send you home with new stories to share.

Our primary goal is that you will enjoy excellent fishing; wonderful companionship, story telling, and an exceptional adventure each time out on the waters of Grand Bahama Island.

We are here to answer your questions. Please contact us at any time and let us help!

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Your friends at Grand Bahama Bonefishing

Where we fish...

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100 Nautical Miles of pristine flats…

Go the entire day and see no other boats...

It is just you and millions of bonefish…

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Jeffrey: Great trip in March ... good weather, good opportunities to catch fish and most important of all lots of good laughs ... you're a real pro, Jeffrey ... I look forward to doing it again next year (maybe sooner if I can make it work) ... thx again ... Best, Giles

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Lil B Fishing - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

OUR LOCATION 

We are located in the northern Bahamas on the island of GRAND BAHAMA.

WE ARE KNOWN FOR HAVING SOME OF THE LARGEST BONEFISH IN THE WORLD

Customers who have fished with us agree that the average size of bonefish is impressive with many setting their personal best records with us here at h2obonefishing. Our average size of bonefish is in the  4+ lb range with almost daily encounters with fish in the 6 lb to 8 lb range. True double digit bonefish should be a realistic goal for all our clients and everyone fishing with us should always be prepared for those encounters.

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Drop us a line we may have availability. , getting to grand bahama .

Direct flights daily from Miami (twice daily) or Fort Lauderdale.  Or fly direct to Nassau  and  jump across (2o minute flight) with either western air or Bahamas air, 8+ flight a day

GREAT FISHING LOTS OF OPTIONS

'We trailer our boats to make the most of the fishing and the weather'

EASIER TO GET TO FROM AROUND THE WORLD

No matter where you are coming from in the world we have flights from several major US hub cities.  Multiple daily flights from Miami and Fort Lauderdale,  daily flights from Atlanta along with scheduled flights from other US cities make travel a breeze..

Starting November 5th American Airlines will be offering a daily evening flight From Miami at 5.30pm  

REMOTE FISHING BUT LOTS TO DO FOR NON ANGLERS

We are not a typical lodge, our location and the fact that we trailer our boats, affords us the opportunity to fish the famed Northside while allowing the non fisherman, family etc the opportunity to utilize the facilities within Freeport and the surrounding area 

PREFER A HUNTIING STYLE OF FISHING

There are few places that can compete with Grand Bahama.  For the more seasoned angler, looking for a more focused style of fishing, look no further.  Many of our long term Clients keep coming back year after year for this one reason.  Add to that the chance of breaking the double digit barrier and you have the makings of a great fishing trip 

GREAT CHOOSE OF FISHING AND ACCOMMODATION.

We have tried to build as much flexibility into our operation to help give our clients the best possible options.  Looking for a quick fishing break, or a high end suite, we will work with you to try and meet your requirements. 

SIZE AND VARIETY 

The sheer size of the areas we fish and the diverse bottom structures means around any corner could be a fish of a life time. 

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A Guide to Fly Fishing Grand Bahama

Grand Bahama has long been one of Yellow Dog's favorite places to travel to for ease of access, the inviting culture, and the vastness of undisturbed saltwater flats. Long considered one of the best locations in the world for bonefish , Grand Bahama is also home to a larger proportion of big bonefish than other Bahamian islands.

Yellow Dog works with three lodge operations on Grand Bahama, each with its own appeal and personality. While many operations in The Bahamas are geared toward the committed angler traveling alone or with fishing friends, Grand Bahama is a family or companion-friendly island. Ample non-angling opportunities, mile after mile of jaw-dropping beaches, and some of the finest and most experienced saltwater fly fishing guides in The Bahamas make it a destination you cannot miss.

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Geography of Grand Bahama

Only fifty-five miles from the coast of Florida, Grand Bahama is the northernmost island in The Bahamas and runs east to west for ninety miles. The island is divided along its center, referred to as West and East Grand Bahama. The second most populous city in The Bahamas, Freeport, sits on the island's western side, while most of the eastern portion is uninhabited. While most visitors assume Freeport is the capital, it is actually West End--the oldest settlement on the island and located at the western tip.

The north shore of Grand Bahama comprises many creeks, cays, and flats, creating hundreds of miles of fishable shoreline along white sandy beaches. The beaches here are easy to reach and generally promise an abundance of solitude amongst remarkable views of tropical seas.

Grand Bahama Highway is the primary road on the island, and stretches from Freeport along the south shore of Grand Bahama, eventually ending at the East End. The oceanside of the south shore offers an abundance of stark-white sand flats amongst dazzling turquoise water. Some of the most stunning flats reside on the south shore, and with close proximity to deeper water, these flats offer anglers access to some of Grand Bahama's largest bonefish.

The island's eastern end contains a series of "bights" or divisions through the island where saltwater runs freely with the tide. The resulting cays create a patchwork of creeks, flats, and estuaries where guides can access the optimal tide no matter the time of day. This area makes up what is known as "the horn" of the island, an apt name when studied from a map.

Fly Fishing Grand Bahama

Choosing a bonefish destination in The Bahamas can be a tough task, and depends on what the angler is looking to get out of the trip. Grand Bahama just about ticks every box in terms of offering top-class accommodations, non-angling opportunities, and excellent fishing.

One of the most attractive qualities of Grand Bahama is both an abundance of bonefish, but also more opportunities for big bonefish. Fish in the four to six-pound range are very common, and bonefish hitting the ten-pound mark are more common than in other fisheries. If you compare Grand Bahama to other popular bonefishing destinations such as Belize or Mexico , the fish tend to be larger--and sometimes less picky.

Grand Bahama is an excellent option for both skiff-based angling and wading. Since most of the island comprises pristine sand flats or corral bottoms, wading isn't a problem when searching for tailing fish in skinny water. In these situations, anglers should be prepared to utilize longer leaders, make delicate presentations , and make the first cast count .

When fishing the island's west side, guides can utilize both the flats of the north shore, around the West End, and the south shore depending on tidal conditions. Anglers can expect to fish over turtle grass, coral, and white sand, depending on the tide.

The western portion around Freeport is our favorite location on Grand Bahama for anglers traveling with family or perhaps looking to take advantage of the amenities within Freeport. H20 Bonefishing & Pelican Bay Resort , located right off the beach, strikes a perfect balance in top-shelf accommodations, an abundance of non-angling opportunities, and immediate access to the flats of Grand Bahama.

Heading eastward, North Riding Point Club is a thirty-minute drive down Grand Bahama Highway. The guides here utilize trailers to haul skiffs a short ride away to ensure anglers are always fishing optimal tides. The benefit of Grand Bahama's geography means traveling from one point to another is a short ride, and anglers can dedicate the bulk of their day to fishing. The lodge fishes both the north and south shores of the island, offering diversity in fishing habitat and scenery.

At the furthest point of Grand Bahama Highway, East End Lodge is perfectly positioned for fishing the horn of the island. The bights running through the end of this area grant anglers the best fishing schedule on offer at Grand Bahama. While most destination saltwater trips are highly impacted by moon phases , guides at East End Lodge can keep you fishing in the optimal zones. Furthermore, the bights of the east end allow guides to station anglers on the leeward side of the cays in heavy winds.

Given Grand Bahama's close proximity to deeper water, both larger bonefish and permit are around. If you are looking to combine stellar bonefishing with opportunities for permit during the warmer months, Grand Bahama should be near the top of the list. The permit on Grand Bahama might be fewer in numbers but are generally large fish--ranging from twenty to upwards of forty pounds. Along with the larger-than-average permit, anglers can also target barracuda, sharks, jacks, snapper, and several other species.

Opportunities for tarpon begin in the spring and can last through the summer months. While not a prolific tarpon fishery , both juvenile and large migratory fish can be found.

How to Get There

Grand Bahama is the easiest flats fishing destination to reach in the Bahamas, due to the numerous direct daily flights from Miami, West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Atlanta, and several other U.S. cities to Freeport’s Grand Bahama International Airport (FPO). You can arrive and depart on any day of the week.

Gear and Flies for Grand Bahama

The most common setup for bonefishing is a 9-foot, 8-weight with a floating line. At times, during windy conditions, a 9-weight is useful, while a 7-weight would suffice on calmer days.

For permit, a 9-foot, 9-weight with floating line is ideal, while a 10-weight would provide a good balance for resident tarpon and the larger migratory fish. A floating and intermediate line is ideal for tarpon fishing.

Jeff Currier offers some great tips for setting up your bonefish leaders, depending on the scenario and conditions.

Flies for Bonefish: Bonefish flies should primarily have bead-chain eyes, with a few heavier and unweighted flies available depending on water depth.

• Gotcha (4-8)
• Gotcha Legs (4-8)
• Crazy Charlie (4-8)
• Mantis Shrimp (4-6)
• Spawning Shrimp (4-6)
• Squimp (2-6)

Flies for Tarpon:

• Tarpon Toad (1/0-1)
• Black Death (2/0-1)
• Clouser (2/0-1/0)

Flies for Permit: Crab and shrimp patterns in various sink rates are key, with small, medium, and heavy lead eyes. Some examples are:

• Strong-Arm Merkin (1-2)
• Raghead (2-6)
• Danger Muffin (2-4)
• Merkin (2-4)

For a in-depth look at all the gear and apparel you will need, read our Bahamas Recommended Gear Guide . 

Why Grand Bahama?

Dorian: On September 1st, 2019, a category five hurricane, Dorian, landed on the island of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane was the strongest in recorded history in The Bahamas and decimated long-established homes, businesses, and the Bahamian landscape. Hundreds of lives were lost, and many residents lost everything they own. East End Lodge, for example, was wiped from the map and was recently rebuilt. The combined damage and loss of revenue is well into the billions and means your trip will offer fantastic fishing and benefit the people of Grand Bahama on their path toward recovery.

Tidal Advantages: Due to Grand Bahama's unique topography, proximity to deep water, and bights on the east end, anglers have more flexibility with the tides. Instead of planning an entire destination trip around the moon phases, anglers can travel to Grand Bahama and expect to find fish when fishing with one of our lodge partners.

Big Bonefish/Permit: The abundance of deeper and cooler water around Grand Bahama means bonefish are generally larger, in addition to offering some of the best opportunities for permit in The Bahamas . Grand Bahama should be at the top of any angler's list looking to target trophy bonefish, both from a skiff or wading.

Non-Angling Options: Grand Bahama's western half offers fantastic options for anglers traveling with family, friends, or on a couple's trip. Whether looking to enjoy the town of Freeport, a spa treatment, a round of golf, or lounge along the remarkable beaches, there are plenty of options that other Bahamian islands cannot offer.

Whether you're booking your first saltwater destination trip or are an experienced traveler, Grand Bahama is an excellent choice. We have developed relationships with the guides, lodge owners, and lodge staff of Grand Bahama for decades and rank it as one of our favorite locations for chasing the grey ghost and for a wonderful off-the-water experience. Yellow Dog looks forward to planning your next destination trip to Grand Bahama or one of the hundreds of lodges we partner with all over the globe.

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• Offshore Fishing

Folley & Sons Freeport Offshore Fishing

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• Go Out to the Deeper Offshore Waters Off the Coast of Grand Bahama Island to Catch Those Bigger Sport Fish
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Tour Summary

Allow us to share the joy and excitement of a Freeport fishing  excursion with the island’s most experienced and dedicated team of fishing captains. Captain Tom Folley and his crew of native fishing captains are ready to show off how awesome the fishing in the Bahamas really is! For guests visiting the vacation destination of Freeport and Grand Bahama Island, we have some of the country’s most top-rated offshore fishing charters ready for you enjoy!

You can enjoy all kinds of fishing in Freeport, including bonefishing, reef fishing, and even spearfishing. We offer you on the most experienced, knowledge, and professional of charter captains to take you out to the absolute best places for fishing. When it comes to offshore fishing, we know you want to go big or go home! So we take you out to deep blue offshore waters a few miles off the coast of Freeport to go after those big catches! We’re talking marlin, sailfish, tuna, snapper. Our guides have decades of experience catching these awesome sport fish. And they are ready to share their techniques and skill with you. The best part of fishing in Freeport is that you don’t even have to go that far off shore to catch some big fish! These waters of the Atlantic Ocean are teeming with all kinds of large fish species throughout the year. It isn’t like other fishing destinations where there is an “on” season and an “off” season. Here in Freeport, it is always fishing season! The fish will always be biting! That is what makes Freeport, and the Bahamas in general, such a popular fishing destination. When you go fishing here, your chances of catching multiple fish are extremely high! Plus, mix in the year-round warm tropical weather, and you have a fisherman’s dream come true.

Your Freeport offshore fishing charter  comes fully equipped with high quality fishing gear and you go out on a comfortable and sleek 32-foot Sea Craft.

What is the length of a full day versus a half day trip?

Full day trips are approximately 8 hours and half day trips are approximately 4 hours. 

It is your responsibility to make sure you are aware of and understand all restrictions pertaining to this tour before booking online or over the phone. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are medically qualified and within any limits listed below in order to participate in this activity. No refunds will be given to those who reserve a spot and can not participate due to the restrictions listed below. For more information please read our cancellation policy and terms and conditions page or call our staff with any questions regarding your ability to participate.

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I have been to the Bahamas many times, but Folley & Sons Freeport Offshore Fishing is one of my favorite trips! It includes everything that everyone should do here. As a Bahamas veteran, I can say only the best about this experience!

Thanks to the professional guides! I was a bit worried about kayaking because I had never done it before, but the instructions were great and I had such a good time!

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Freeport, Bahamas Fishing Charters & Guides

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Freeport, Bahamas Fishing Charters

When people think of the Bahamas, Grand Bahama Island often comes to mind. Freeport on the island is one of the most popular destinations. It is a tax haven, hence the name. Freeport is also a great place to fish. Tourism is a major economic engine. Freeport is about 70 miles east of West Palm Beach. Access to the island is by boat, ferry or plane. The airport is just outside the city limits, making access very easy from mainland Florida. Several miles of beaches line the southern edge. The city has two golf courses, plenty of restaurants and other sites to see. Freeport is a great place to spend a long weekend or a whole vacation. If you are headed to the Bahamas to fish, be sure to read our comprehensive guide "Fishing the Bahamas – What You Need to Know" . It covers methods of entry, exit, fishing regulations and how to bring your catch back.

Freeport, Bahamas Inshore Fishing

Inshore fishing right out of Freeport is limited to the thin band of shallows off the beaches. The beach-side shallows extend from a few hundred feet to nearly a mile from depending on where you are. These waters are home to barracuda, sharks, bonefish, permit, mackerel and more. David Brown says chasing bones in the white sand beach surf is actually easier than stalking them in the north-side flats. "That said, beaches offer the advantage of a constant sideline to help contain the fish, plus an environment in which they’re a little less spooky. In shallow backwaters, you can barely exhale without sending bones into orbit. Not that excessive noise is acceptable for the beach, but fish are noticeably more tolerant when they have instant access to the safety of deep water," he wrote in Discover the Outdoors. This being the Bahamas, Florida's shore-based shark fishing regulations do not apply. However, use some common sense and be courteous. Bahamas beaches are often packed with people, few of whom are interested in seeing you wrestle a several-hundred-pound shark to the sand and then set it free. Tying into a blacktip is exciting because these fish leap from the water and spin. They hit topwater plugs like the lure did something to their family. Because they are shallow-water sharks, they also fall victim to big streamer pattern flies . Trolling off the beaches where the water is too deep for most swimmers will connect anglers with cruising fish like mackerel and larger sharks. To get to the flats for inshore fishing, you have to go around to the north-end of the island. Here, the fly fishing opportunities excel. At the same time, the fish are warier than on the south side. These flats attract fly fishermen from around the world who want to pit their skills against bonefish. To the west, the island is broken into sections with natural channels separating the sections. These natural funnels provide some exciting fishing action when the tides are moving water through them.

Freeport, Bahamas Offshore Fishing

Offshore Freeport, Bahamas, fishing charters are loosely grouped into two categories. Straight south of the island begins the Bahama Banks . The waters here have underwater banks, deep drop-offs that create canyons that hold plenty of fish. This region has plenty of wrecks and artificial reefs that hold snapper, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and more. Trolling is a great way to connect with the pelagic fish that include mahi mahi, sailfish, marlin, king mackerel, tuna, wahoo and others. Trolling works well on grouper too. If riding the waves all day is not your thing, then Freeport, Bahamas, fishing charters can also set you over the underwater structure to drop live and cut bait to the bottom. Reef fish like snapper, hogfish, triggerfish and amberjack hit both kinds of bait. Just size your bait for what you want to catch. Anglers who want to put some effort into their fishing should try jigging. The other offshore fishing heads east to the Continental Shelf. Big fish cruise this area and you need big lures to connect with them. These vertical ledges are highways and homes to many different kinds of fish. At night, deep dwellers rise to feed. During the day, various reef species come out of nighttime hiding places to feed. Reaching the deep bottom means using pounds of lead for weight. This is also live and cut bait fishing. Some of the fish you catch probably never get within 600 feet of the surface, at least until you pull one up from the bottom.

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accommodations

The perfect spot to end a day of fishing.

We have everything you need for a perfect stay at the lodge

Completely rebuilt after Hurricane Dorian in 2021, East End Lodge is comprised of three buildings. There are six (6) single rooms and four (4) double occupancy rooms. All of these structures are attractive, well-designed and fully-furnished. All cottages have large decks with views of the crushed coral courtyard and its massive fire pit, the marina, tiki huts, the ocean and the docks. The grounds have a basic yet immaculate look and boast lots of foliage. A modest sitting area, air conditioning, full dining accommodations and a comprehensive bar can all be found in the main lodge. There is even a high-def flat screen television available in the lodge with DIRECTV service so that guest can take in games or watch other important programming. 

An excursion at East End Lodge provides everything an angler needs for one price. Pay separately only for your beverages and tackle. With personal service and the ability to customize each trip, East End Lodge is the perfect haven for family fishing trips, small corporate retreats, or simple short outings focused on the bonefish. 

We provide free shuttle service from Grand Bahama International Airport, a 45-minute drive across the beautiful island. Day trips to Freeport/Lucaya also can be arranged.

East End Lodge’s cottages are the perfect spot to end a day of fishing.

All bedrooms contain night tables, large dressers, queen-sized beds, air conditioning, reading lights and ample closet space for all luggage and personal gear. Rooms also come with full baths that boast separate commode rooms, granite counter tops and showers with ample hot water and excellent water pressure. Guests of East End Lodge have complimentary Wi-Fi access. Moreover, many U.S. cell phones remain functional on the island, depending upon the service provider. Contact your cell phone carrier for more details.

Dining Accommodations

A lodge is only as good as its guides

Every morning begins with a full breakfast buffet of eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, french toast, cereals, seasonal fruit, yogurts, juice and coffee served in the dining room of the Main Lodge. Guests are served lunch on the water and includes a customized, cooler-packed meal. Each night, dinner will feature a flavorful mix of dishes that are prepared Bahamian-style. Enjoy cracked conch, lobster and fish, along with complimentary wine, all prepared as the locals do. You’ll have access to an impressive selection of pork, chicken, fresh seafood, salads, soups and side dishes. The lodge is located in McCLean’s Town, a place that has dubbed itself the world’s “Conch Cracking Capitol” and thus, you’ll also get the freshest conch dishes available. Every meal is prepared according to your preferences and the kitchen staff is committed to meeting the needs of all guests.

Non-Angling Activities

Although East End Lodge has a strong fishing-focus, the staff at the lodge does all that it can to meet the needs and interests of non-anglers. We are therefore able to plan various outside tours, trips and activities. These can include kayaking, snorkeling, blue hole tours, birdwatching, island tours and nature hikes. There are a limited number of shopping opportunities in the modest, nearby settlement of McCLean’s Town. Just one hour away, however, is the town of Freeport, which boasts a vast array of non-angling activities including ample shopping, many water sports, golf, a casino and numerous beaches. Transportion to and from Freeport can be arranged by East End Lodge.

We can help If you’re unable to bring your own gear, East End Lodge can supply you with all the equipment you need. We feature G-Loomis Rods, Hatch Fly Reels and Shimano Spinning Reels. East End Lodge features 16-foot Dolphin Superskiffs. With an extremely shallow hull and a smooth ride, they’ll put you up close to the fish. The Superskiffs provide ample room for two anglers and a guide.

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