Tag: Grand Bahama Bonefishing

  • North Riding Point Club

    North Riding Point Club

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    North Riding Point Club is where trophy bonefish dreams come true. Set on the South Shore of Grand Bahama, just 20 miles from Freeport International Airport, this renowned lodge puts anglers within easy reach of one of the world’s most productive bonefisheries—only 30 minutes from Miami and two and a half hours from New York.

    The Club’s guests fish across hundreds of square miles of pristine flats, mangrove cays, and white-sand shallows—habitat that consistently produces some of the Bahamas’ largest bonefish. Double-digit fish in the 10–12 lb. range are a common sight, with true giants topping 15 lbs. also prowling these waters. Add in shots at permit and seasonal tarpon, and North Riding Point offers an extraordinary mix of accessibility, variety, and world-class fly fishing.

    bonefish, permit, tarpon, baracuda and snapper

    Favorable weather conditions year-round

    A varied fishing paradise: hundreds of square miles of pristine flats, mangrove cays, and white-sand shallows

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    North Riding Point Club, located on the South Shore of Grand Bahama Island is not only one of the finest bonefish lodges in the Bahamas, but also provides access to one of the best fisheries for trophy bonefish in the world. And this amazing fishery is relatively easy to get to. The Club is located just 20 miles east of Freeport International Airport putting world class bonefishing within 30 minutes of Miami and 2 1/2 hours of New York by air.

    The 80 mile long North Shore of Grand Bahama, where North Riding Point Club guests spend much of their fishing time, contains several hundred square miles of flats, inlets and mangrove-covered cays. This is perfect habitat for large bonefish and harbors them in strong number. The pressure is relatively light compared with many other areas in the Bahamas and these bonefish will take a well presented fly readily.

    The North Shore of Grand Bahama is home to some of the largest bonefish in the Bahamas. Bonefish in the 10 to 12-pound range, considered a rarity in most areas, are fairly common sights while fishing at North Riding Point Club. Much larger bonefish, including world record class fish in the 15 + pound range have been weighed and released! A safe estimate for the average bonefish landed at North Riding Point Club is a remarkable 5 to 6 pounds.

    The Club itself is situated on the ocean side (South Shore) of the island, which also offers some excellent fishing. The South Shore flats are clean, white sand ocean flats that also harbor big bones. And due to the proximity to deep water, large permit are frequent visitors to these flats. There is a productive wading flat right out in front of the lodge for diehard anglers.

    Grand Bahama also offers some of the most consistent permit fishing in the Bahamas. While most abundant during the spring months, permit are encountered on both the North and South Shores any time of year when the water temperatures are to their liking. Also during the spring months, migratory tarpon will make an appearance on the flats, making Grand Bahama one of the few Bahamian islands offering shots at tarpon. North Riding Point Club practices strict catch and release fishing.

    North Riding Point Club covers a huge fishing territory, taking advantage of six different boat launches up and down the coast (4 on the North Shore, 2 on the South Shore). Rather than taking long, pounding boat runs to the fishing grounds, guests ride 10 – 40 minutes in comfortable, air-conditioned Ford Explorer SUV’s, trailering their skiffs to a specific launch site, predetermined by wind, tides, weather and time of year. For North Riding Point Club guests, this means you will fish the best available areas based on prevailing wind and weather conditions, and frequently you are casting to fish within minutes of launching.

    North Riding Point Club has six 18-foot Hells Bay Marquesa skiffs with 90-hp Yamaha 4-strokes and an extremely shallow drafting 17-foot Chittum Snake Islamorada powered by a 70 hp Yamaha.  Each boat has a padded U-shaped leaning post on the casting deck, a center steering console, two comfortable bucket seats for anglers in front of the console, automatic trim and tilt engines. Much of the bonefishing is done from one of these skiffs as it is poled across the flats by the guide. However, in many areas the flats are hard sand and the wading can be first rate.

    The guide staff is among the most experienced in the Bahamas – many have been with the lodge since it opened in 2001. They enjoy seeing their anglers catch these beautiful fish and will frequently go the extra mile to make that happen.

    13 pound Grand Bahama bonefish North Riding Point Club Angler Adventures

    North Riding Point Club is situated on six acres of land with some 400 feet of frontage on the ocean. The main lodge and guest cottages are spaced along the white sand beachfront.

    North Riding Point Club’s main lodge contains the kitchen, dining area, lounge and bar, plus a guest bedroom. There is also a nicely appointed tackle shop carrying a limited numbers of rods, as well as a good selection of flies, lines, leader material, and other assorted tackle and hats and clothing for sale.

    North Riding Point Club can accommodate a total of 14 anglers. The Founder’s Cottage has 2 double bedrooms and a common living room area, and accommodates up to 4 guests. 8 guests are accommodated in 2 duplex beach front cottages, each with 2 bedrooms. Another 2 guests are accommodated in the guest room in the main lodge. Each of the guests rooms has 2 plush queen sized beds, private bathroom (with separate tub and shower), extensive walk-in closet space, wall safes and wet-bar refrigerators. French doors open onto individual large porches facing the beach. These are some of the most spacious and luxurious accommodations in the Bahamas.

    Each guest room has wi-fi Internet connection as well. The fresh water swimming pool located between the lodge and the guest cottages is a popular gathering spot after a hot day on the flats.

    The meals at North Riding Point Club are nothing short of gourmet fare, presented by their award winning Executive Chef, Christian Cappellato  and his capable staff.  Prior to joining NRPC in 2019, Chef Christian, originally from Padua, Italy was Executive Chef at the famous Cappucinos in Freeport.   He offers a “Land or Sea” choice each evening and his menu features the freshest of local seafood such as snapper, lobster and conch to elegant meat dishes such as roasted game hen to rack of lamb. Everything from breakfast to dessert, including Chef’s inspired picnic lunches for the boat, will please the most discriminating palate.

    North Riding Point Club has benefited greatly from the leadership of Paul Adams, who was hired as their General Manager in 2013. Having literally grown up at a world class fishing operation in the Bahamas, Paul has a unique skill set including insightful local knowledge, a passion for fishing, and extensive lodge management experience. Paul always has a back up or contingency plan for everything (including an extra SUV, skiff and trailer) so that any possible “glitch” is corrected almost immediately. Paul’s enthusiasm and attention to detail is reflected in the entire staff’s commitment to providing the highest level of service. Having booked North Riding Point for more than 2 decades, we can attest that the Club has simply never run more smoothly than under the management of Paul Adams.

    For the flats fished out of North Riding Point Club, we find a 9-foot graphite rod for a 9-weight floating line to be ideal, paired with a dependable, salt-water resistant single-action reel and at least 200 yards of backing to be the best all around set-up for Grand Bahama’s big bonefish.

    Bonefish flies are generally tied on sizes 2 to 8, with 4’s & 6’s the most frequently used sizes. Patterns that seem to work consistently well are the Gotcha, Bonefish Clouser, Mini Puff, Horror and all the variations of the Crazy Charlie. The Bully Special, created by NRPC guides, Bully Beavans, tied almost entirely from copper Krystal Flash (they can’t miss it!) has been quite effective on big bones at NRPC.

    North Riding Point Club operates from mid-October through the end of June, the best times for Bahamas bonefishing.

    NORTH RIDING POINT CLUB 2025 – 2026 RATES

    Prices are Per Person3-nights /
    2-days fishing
    4-nights /
    3-days fishing
    5-nights /
    4-days fishing
    6-nights /
    5-days fishing
    7-nights /
    6 days fishing
    Double Occupancy$3,624.00$4,779.00 $6,132.00 $6,995.00$7,667.00
    Single Occupancy$5,505.00$7,485.00 $9,086.00 $9,950.00$11,451.00

    (Rates subject to change)

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    Founders Cottage: a surcharge of $175 per night

    Included in the Rate: All airport transfers (round-trip transportation from Freeport Airport to the Club is provided by local taxi service); daily guided fishing; daily maid service, breakfast and dinner served in the lodge (with complimentary wine and liquor) and picnic lunches daily for the boat.

    Not Included in Rate: guide’s tips (recommended minimum $100 per boat per day); housekeeping / kitchen gratuities (recommended $40 per person per day); trips to Sale Cay; rental tackle; Bahamas Value Added Tax; Bahamas fishing license.

    Non-fishing rate: North Riding Point Club offers a non-fishing rate throughout the season. Please call for non-fishing rates.

    Check-in Time:  any time after 2:00 pm
    Check-out Time:  before 12 noon

    However, these times are flexible depending upon flight times for both incoming and outgoing guests.

    Local taxi service provides transportation to and from the airport.  However, if desired, there are several car rental companies in Freeport and taxi service is available through two or three major companies, as well as privately owned and operated cabs.

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  • East End Lodge

    East End Lodge

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    East End Lodge, as the name suggests, is located at the East End of Grand Bahama Island. The lodge’s location allows guests access to the famous 250 square miles of bonefishing habitat pioneered by Deep Water Cay Club. The proximity to excellent bonefishing, the experienced guide roster, and the lodge’s focus on providing access to excellent fishing with quality accommodations at an affordable rate makes East End Lodge a top choice for any angler considering a fishing trip to Grand Bahama.

    Permit, bonefish, barracuda, snapper, jacks

    Expansive flats on the East end of Grand Bahama Island

    A wading and fly fishing paradise

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    The East End of Grand Bahama offers extraordinary fishing opportunities partly due to a few key physical features. First, the island is surrounded by deep water. This close proximity to deep water gives big bonefish a sense of security on the flats, floods the flats with cool, oxygenated water twice daily, and allows for some of the best Permit fishing in the Bahamas (seasonally). Second, there are five bights that run diagonally (Southwest to Northeast) through the east end. Like the bights of Andros, this creates a complex flats system with variable tides, depending on where you’re fishing. Smaller than the bights of Andros, you can motor through the East End’s bights in 20 minutes to get to the outside. It’s almost always possible to find optimal tidal conditions – fishing medium to low tides all day.

    East End Lodge is within an hour’s boat ride of over 250 square miles of bonefish flats, with plenty of wadable hard-packed, white sand flats and are ideal for spotting fish and comfortable to wade. The average fish is between 3 – 5 pounds, but fish in the 7 – 10 pound range are a daily possibility, and fish up to 14 pounds have been landed. In addition to bonefish, there are good numbers of barracuda and sharks on the flats and snapper, jacks, and sometimes tarpon (not common) in the deeper cuts. There are also permit fishing “hot spots” further afield, like Moores Island and Burrows Cay. Anglers should note that permit fishing in the Bahamas is unpredictable, but the areas around East End Lodge are known for producing permit in the 28 – 30 pound range, and fish over 45 pounds have been landed.

    East End Lodge is staffed by a roster of veteran local guides: Cecil, Simeon, Howard, Willis and Walter, each of whom have a minimum of 18 years experience guiding bonefishermen in this area. The guides work on a rotational basis and you may fish with a different guide each day. The fishing day is generally from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM but the East End Lodge guides fish longer days if requested. However, for safety reasons all boats must be back at the dock well before dark.

    East End Lodge was completely rebuilt in 2021 after Hurricane Dorian, and is comprised of three buildings. There are six (6) single occupancy rooms and four (4) double occupancy rooms, available on a first come first served basis. The main lodge is comprised of modest sitting area, full dining accommodations and a well-stocked bar. Each building is well-designed and air conditioned.  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. 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.  

    The bonefish skiffs are easily accessed from floating docks a mere 60 feet from your room.

    East End Lodge has seven specially designed 16-ft Dolphin Super Skiffs with 85-hp Yamaha engines. Each boat has a casting deck with removable leaning post, center console steering behind two comfortable bucket seats for anglers, poling platform and a cooler for lunches and cold drinks. All boats are double hulled, self-bailing and unsinkable and each has a cell phone and radio for communication with the Lodge’s base station and with one another at all times.

     East End Lodge also operates a 23 ft. Mako for reef or “offshore” fishing where the reef on the Southside of the island drops off. Weather permitting, anglers looking for a break from flats fishing can target snapper, shark, barracuda, mahi, and wahoo. East End Lodge is one of the few lodges in the Bahamas that offers an “offshore” option. 

    East End Lodge Rates from October 2025 thru June 2026

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    Length of StayDouble Occupancy + Shared BoatSingle Occupancy + Shared BoatSingle Occupancy + Single Boat
    3-nights / 2 days fishing$3,145$3,485$6,135.00
    4-nights / 3 days fishing$4,205$4,645$8,205.00
    5-nights / 4 days fishing$5,265$5,795$10,275.00
    6-nights / 5 days fishing$6,295$6,975$12,285.00
    7-nights / 6 days fishing$7,345$8,125$14,325.00

    (Rates are per person, in US$, and subject to change)

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    Included: roundtrip airport transfers Freeport/East End Lodge, guided fishing based on two anglers per boat / guide; accommodations based as described above; breakfast, picnic lunch with purified or bottled water; dinners with complimentary wine, optional use of lodge’s rods and reels (Loomis rods and Hatch reels or Shimano spinning gear); Bahamas Value Added Tax (VAT).

    Not Included: Guide & staff gratuities; flies, lures, terminal tackle and accessories (some items available for purchase at the lodge); Use of the Mako; Alcoholic beverages (other than wine with dinner); soda, juices or beer or candy bars to take aboard the boat or at the lodge; laundry service (nominal charge); Bahamas fishing license.

  • Best Bonefishing in 10 Years and 30% Off at Delphi

    Best Bonefishing in 10 Years and 30% Off at Delphi

    Since Hurricane Dorian, we’ve been talking to a lot about the status of the Bahamas in general, but also about the fishing operations.  There are a lot of different opinions on the effects of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas, but the truth is that the vast majority of the Bahamas was unaffected by the storm. Yes, we’ve lost a few lodges on the hardest hit islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. However, there are fishing lodges that are in great shape on both islands right now, and are having some spectacular fishing. Evan Peterson just visited both Abaco and Grand Bahama islands and reported that Delphi and H2O Bonefishing are back up and running – all systems go! North Riding Point Club and Grand Bahama Bonefishing will open in January. With virtually no anglers in either fishery since June, both have been rested for 6+ months and the fishing is as good or better than it’s been anytime in the last 10 years! The best help that concerned anglers can give the people of the Bahamas is to visit the islands, to get people working to bring some normality, and much income to their lives, and enjoy fantastic Bonefishing at the same time.

    The Delphi Club, Abaco

    The Delphi Club is offering a 30% discount for all reservations in January & February. Evan visited Delphi in early December and gave a very positive report. The facility was totally unaffected by Dorian, providing the same excellent accommodations (private beach, immaculate pool, delicious meals and comfortable rooms with amazing views of the Atlantic). What has changed is the delivery of brand new Hells Bay skiffs and a renewed vision of the fishery: Delphi has expanded the areas they are fishing on a regular basis, in addition to the Marls, to include Sandy Point, the Bight of Robinson and Cherokee Sound.
    January 27 – 31, 4-nights / 3-days, 8 rods, Save up to $1,590 pp
    February 2 – 9, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods, Save up to $2,841 pp
    February 8 – 15, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods, Save up to $2,841 pp
    February 22 – 29, 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods
    March 1 – 6, 5-nights / 4-days, 2 rods
    March 16 – 23, 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods
    March 26 – April 1, 6-nights / 5-days, 2 rods
    April 11 – 17, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    April 18 – 25 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods
    April 25 – May 2, 7-nights / 6-days, 10 rods
    May 18 – 25, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    May 24 – 31, 7-nights / 6-days, 10 rods

    Delphi Club, Abaco Bahamas December 2019

    H2O Bonefishing, Grand Bahama

    H2O Bonefishing is the only fishing operation currently open on Grand Bahama, leaving more 100 miles of shoreline all to themselves. While Evan was visiting Grand Bahama in early December, there wasn’t another bonefisherman in sight. The Mangroves are sprouting new leaves and the fish are healthy, happy and hungry. The Lucayan District is basically running like normal: The restaurants are open, the Pelican Bay hotel is fully operational and looks great. H2O was already a top choice for anglers targeting big bonefish, but should be at the top of the list. 

    January 23 – 30, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    January 30 – February 7, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    February 7 – 14, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    February 25 – March 3, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    March 3 – 8, 4-nights / 3-days, 4 rods
    March 13 – 20, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    April 2 – 9, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    April 9 – 13, 4-nights / 3-days, 4 rods
    April 20 – 27, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    May 11 – 18, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    May 18 – 25, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rodsChrist Allen of Air Flight Charters with a nice Grand Bahama Bonefish, with H2O Bonefishing

    The other islands, like Andros, Crooked, and Acklins experienced no damage from the storm. Many of the lodges on these other islands are starting to fill up because there are fewer lodges available for the rest of Winter and Spring seasons. Please find a selection of available space at some of our top Bahamas Bonefishing lodges from other islands described below. Please Note that all space listed here is subject to change. Call or email to inquire about current availability.

    Mangrove Cay Club, Andros

    Angler Adventures’ senior staff member, Doug Schlink visited Mangrove Cay in early November and filed this report: “This was my 4th visit to the Club since it first opened in 2000.  We’ve of course known owner/manager Liz Bain since she ran Cargill Creek Lodge in the mid-90’s.  She did a great job there and has done the same for her 20 years at Mangrove Cay.   The attention to detail here is truly amazing!  The grounds are literally manicured, the skiffs maintained in tiptop condition, the staff and service is blue chip and Chef Iyke’s dinners are to die for. Having visited all the top shelf lodges in the Bahamas, I can say Mangrove Cay is among the cream of the crop and is truly one of the best run lodge operations in the Bahamas, and the flats of Andros are as healthy as ever.  We fished Middle and North Bights and there was no shortage of fish. There are still some truly world class bonefish on Andros.  I saw one, first mistaken for a shark, that I believe was the biggest bonefish I’ve seen in 30 years bonefishing. I’ve landed 12 – 13 lb bonefish, but this pig dwarfed them.”  The Bights of Andros truly comprise one of the greatest bonefish habitats on the planet.
    January 4 – 11, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    January 18 – 25, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    January 25 – February 4, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    February 6 – 13, 7-nights / 6-days, 10 rods
    February 19 – 23, 4-nights / 3-days, 6 rods
    February 23 – March 1, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    March 14 – 21, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    March 21 – 25, 4-nights / 3-days, 12 rods
    May 7 – 11, 4-nights / 3-days, 4 rods
    May 28 – June 4, 7-nights / 6-days, 16 rods

    Bair’s Lodge, Andros

    February 12 – 16, 2020, 4-nights / 3-days, 4 rods
    April 5 – 11, 2020, 6-nights / 5-days, 2 rods
    April 11 – 18, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods
    June 13 – 20, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    June 20 – 27, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods

    Mars Bay Bonefish Lodge, Andros

    January 11 – 18, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    January 25 – February 1, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    February 1 – 8, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods
    February 29 – March 7, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    March 21 – 28, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    April 11– 18, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    April 18– 25, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    April 25 – May 2, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods
    May 16 – May 23, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    May 23 – May 30, 2020, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods

    Andros Island Bonefish Club, Andros

    January 11– 18, 7-nights / 6-days, 12 rods
    January 18 – 25, 7-nights / 6-days, 12 rods
    January 25 – 31, 6-nights / 5-days, 12 rods
    February 15 – 22, 7-nights / 6-days, 14 rods
    March 1 – 8, 7-nights / 6-days, 12 rods
    March 8 – 15, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    March 17 – 21, 4-nights / 3-days, 12 rods
    March 21– 28, 7-nights / 6-days, 12 rods
    April 4 – 11, 7-nights / 6-days, 14 rods
    April 18 – 25, 7-nights / 6-days, 14 rods
    April 25 – 30, 5-nights / 4-days, 16 rods
    May 2 – 9, 7-nights / 6-days, 20 rods
    May 9 – 16, 7-nights / 6-days, 20 rods
    May 16 – 23, 6-nights / 5-days, 20 rods
    May 30 – June 6, 7-nights / 6-days, 20 rods
    June 8 – 13, 5-nights / 4-days, 12 rods
    June 13 – 20, 7-nights / 6-days, 12 rods
    June 20 – 27, 7-nights / 6-days, 12 rods

    Andros South, Andros

    February 2 – 9, 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods
    February 9 – 16, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    March 1 – 8, 7-nights / 6-days, 3 rods
    April 12 – 18, 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods
    May 10 – 17, 7-nights / 6-days, 2 rods

    Crooked and Acklins Trophy Lodge, Crooked Island

    January 11 – 18, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    January 18 – 25, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    February 8 – 15, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    February 15 – 22, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    February 29 – March 2, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    March 7– 14, 7-nights / 6-days, 10 rods
    March 21 – 28, 7-nights / 6-days, 4 rods
    April 4 – 11, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    April 11 – 18, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    May 2 – 9, 7-nights / 6-days, 10 rods
    May 9 – 16, 7-nights / 6-days, 10 rods
    May 16 – 23, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    May 23 – 30, 7-nights / 6-days, 10 rods

    Grey’s Point Bonefish Inn, Acklins Island

    January 11 – 15, 4-nights /3-days, 8 rods
    March 18 – 25, 7-nights / 6-days, 6 rods
    April 22 – 29, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    May 2 – 9, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    May 9 – 16, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods
    May 16– 23, 7-nights / 6-days, 8 rods

    In addition to supporting the Bahamian people by spending money on a fishing trip, which is the start of the stability that many need to move forward, there is still a great need in general on both Abaco and Grand Bahama. During Evan’s visit, it became clear that in addition to Bahamians who are trying to rebuild their homes, there’s a second and third circle of needs for many living on Abaco and Grand Bahama.  In other words, people may have their minimum needs met, but there are secondary needs that are important to the rebuilding process. Our continued support for our friends in the Bahamas is needed as mush now as it was right after the storm. The following is a quick update from our September 9, 2019 email highlighting the Hurricane Dorrian Relief funds that are in need of money to continue the direct support of the people of Abaco and Grand Bahama.

    Air Flight Charters:  https://www.gofundme.com/f/victims-of-hurricane-dorian-bahamas


    The Delphi Club: https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-delphi-club-abaco-relief-fund


    East End Lodge: https://www.gofundme.com/f/dorian-relief-effort-east-end-grand-bahama


    H2O Bonefishing: https://www.gofundme.com/f/h2obonefishing-hurricane-dorian-recovery-fund

    Please make note the currency is UK Pounds £


    North Riding Point Club: The club is very fortunate to have a 501(c) (3) through which we can direct assistance allowing your donation to be tax- deductible. Issue checks to Amiable and mail to Amiable, Inc., c/o Mark Andrews, 755 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC, 29464. Alternatively, if you would like to wire us funds send us an email and we will forward wiring instructions for Amiable’s 501(c) (3).


    Stay tuned for a more detailed write upon Evan’s Abaco and Grand Bahama Trip after the holiday.

    Happy Holidays from everyone here at Angler Adventures!

  • Bahamas Hurricane Dorian Relief

    Bahamas Hurricane Dorian Relief

    Bahamas Hurricane Dorian Relief

    Hurricane Dorian has left massive damage behind on both Abaco and Grand Bahama after hammering the Northern Bahamas.  Our hearts continue to break as more photos, videos, and reports reveal the full extent of the damages.  While we’ve heard from several of our friends and partners on both islands on the status of their fishing lodges, it pales in comparison to the importance of supporting the people of Abaco and Grand Bahama.  These are the people that hosted us in their country, guided us to bonefish, permit and tarpon, and became our friends.  Just about every one of them has lost their Homes, Boats, Cars, Businesses / Livelihoods, or most tragically, Family, and some have lost everything. 

    It’s been an emotional week at Angler Adventures as we’ve had conversations, many of them tear filled, with our friends in the Bahamas. It’s impossible to comprehend the true severity of the situation on Abaco and Grand Bahama, but we can all see that the people of both islands are in immediate need of our help.  They need an initial wave of support for basic items like clothes, food, water, medicine, temporary housing, and tools to start cleaning up.  Then they’ll need a second wave of support to rebuild their lives.  The first wave of support is starting to reach the people of Abaco and Grand Bahama, and so many people have made generous donations to one of the several GoFundMe campaigns recently established, which is a blessing and makes us proud.  However, the Hundreds of Thousands of dollars raised so far should be considered the beginning.  Please consider continuing to support our friends on Abaco and Grand Bahama by donating to any of the GoFundMe pages each of the lodges has set up to directly benefit their staff.  

    Please find links below for the fundraising efforts by some of our friends and partners, as well as a snippet about what the funds will go towards in this massive relief effort.  Each of these lodges is pledging to pass on 100% of these donations to their staff members. 

    Abaco Lodge: https://www.gofundme.com/f/abaco-lodge-hurricane-dorian-relief-efforts/

    The lodge is insured and we will be fine but our family, friends and staff are not so fortunate. We have set up a GoFundMe to support them – we hope you can contribute and we will keep everyone updated as we learn more.


    Air Flight Charters: https://www.gofundme.com/f/victims-of-hurricane-dorian-bahamas

    Friends & Family,

    We are happy to announce that we will be flying 2 – 3 relief supply flights per day for 30 days to the Bahamas based on your support and the support of others.  This funding will only cover 30 days of supplies.  We will adjust based on the needs that arise which appear to be large and ongoing.

    We have 5,000 square feet at Fort Lauderdale International Airport (our home / hub) specifically dedicated for this relief effort.  We will make this space available for any organizations that would like to join forces with us to send over relief supplies.

    Because we are located at a major airport, we ask for you to CALL IN ADVANCE if you are planning on dropping off supplies so that we can coordinate an escort to the hanger for the safe storage of the supplies.

    The Drop-Off address will be
    1420 Lee Wagener Blvd, Suite 103
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315

    If you’re looking at buying online and have it shipped to use, you can send it to

    Air Flight Charters
    1420 Lee Wagener Blvd, Suite 103
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315


    Deep Water Cay Club: https://www.gofundme.com/f/deep-water-cay-family

    Deep Water Cay has apparently sustained catastrophic damage. We are working with our DWC team members and homeowners to get a closer fly over and to soon land on our beloved Cay. More importantly, we are still attempting to reach all of our DWC staff. One thing we are sure of is that they and their families will need all the help possible to put their lives back together.

    We have received many kind words, requests for news, and offers to help. We have set up a GoFundMe page to accept donations for our staff and their families to offer the help they so desperately need now and in the coming weeks and months.

    We are asking for your help on their behalf while they begin to rebuild their lives and homes. This will be a long road. We will post updates on social media. We will also send another email when we have substantial news.

    Thank you for your support and generosity. Please share this news and request with your friends.


    Delphi Club: https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-delphi-club-abaco-relief-fund

    While we were very fortunate at Delphi to have been far enough south of the eye of the storm to escape any real damage, many of our staff live in Marsh Harbour and they have experienced significant damage or total loss of their homes from both the winds and flooding. While our first priority is to help our staff and guides we also want to contribute to other local relief efforts too. Our goal is to raise $100,000 (or more) to help them rebuild their lives. This fund raiser is run by the partners / owners of the Delphi Club.


    East End Lodge: https://www.gofundme.com/f/dorian-relief-effort-east-end-grand-bahama

    I have started a GoFundMe, not for the lodge, but specifically for the people on the east end of Grand Bahama Island. For the residence of places such as McLean’s Town, High Rock, Pelican Point, Freetown, Bevans Town, Gambier Point etc. 

    When people think about Grand Bahama, they think about Freeport…I heard one newscaster report that “no one lives on the east of the island, it’s covered in sand flats.” Many reading this have been to the lodge and know that this is not the case.

    The people of east end Grand Bahama need our help.

    Funds raised will go to get much needed immediate supplies such as first aid, batteries, water, portable fans, generators, clothes, flashlights, food, baby food and so much more to the people there. Any excess funds will go to build back the homes of those affected.


    H2O Bonefishing: https://www.gofundme.com/f/h2obonefishing-hurricane-dorian-recovery-fund

    We are trying to generate some funds through a go fund me account set up for our staff who have lost varying amounts as to home and property and will have no income for months to come as the island and it’s infrastructure is rebuilt. We would appreciate any distribution of our link for funds….

    Please make note the currency is UK £. This is because the fund was set up remotely and from where I am, it cannot set up a US $ option.  To calculate your donation amount just multiple the Us $ amount you want to donate by 0.81 so if you wanted to donate for example $100 dollars then that is $ 100 x .81 – so you would then type in your donation amount as 81 UK pounds ( £ ).


    Little Abaco Bonefish Lodge: https://www.gofundme.com/f/little-abaco-dorian-relief-fund

    Little Abaco Bonefish Lodge was devastated by Hurricane Dorian. Your contribution will be put towards medical supplies, food, water, a generator, chain saw, batteries, lights, lodge repairs, boat repairs, etc.   Every penny helps and is very much appreciated!

    Sydney and Ketta are looking for any help available.  All proceeds will go towards emergency needs, repairing the extensive damage and hopefully, getting their lives as close to normal as quickly as possible.


    North Riding Point Club: Direct Donations are being accepted by wire or check.  Call or email for those details.

    Thank you for your overwhelming concern for North Riding Point Club’s employees in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian and its catastrophic effect on the island of Grand Bahama.

    The NRPC family needs immediate help. We are arranging to get supplies to Grand Bahama by air and sea. As soon as transportation is cleared by the GB Port Authority items such as food, water, medical supplies, baby essentials, clothing, tarps, etc. will be in these initial cargo shipments.

    Many of you have generously expressed a willingness to make donations to aid NRPC employees, all severely impacted by Dorian. Please know that 100% of funds received will go directly to our employees.


    More Information:

    For anyone who’s interested in learning more about how much of a donation made through GoFundMe reaches the intended recipient, please visit their page at https://www.gofundme.com/c/blog/gofundme-fees.