Grand Bahamas Bonefishing - Bonefishing Outfitter in the Bahamas - Pel

World Class Bonefishing - Pelican Bay Bonefishing on Grand Bahama Island

The Grand Bahama Island Fishery

Grand Bahama boasts some of the most expansive flats in the Northern Bahamas with shallow flats extendinig 25 miles to the west and more than sixty miles to the east of the island.

Our fishery is just a part of the 2500 square mile Little Bahama Bank. Not only do we have a large area for backcountry fishing but our anglers can enjoy the islands oceanside flats which are well protected and offer miles of white sand, marl and turtle grass flats.

The bonefishing is exceptional with opportunities to cast at larger schools of bonefish with an average size of 4 to 6 pounds. Smaller groups of cruising bonefish can give an angler shots at trophy sized bones. Our club record bonefish on fly tipped the scales at 14 1/2 pounds!

The island flats also hold a seasonal population of Permit and Tarpon. These fish arrive in the spring and stay on the flats until the fall. The clubs record for permit on the fly is 38- pounds. Our largest tarpon to date was estimated at 130- pounds.

Pelican Bay Bonefishing

Our knowledgable fly fishing guides work hard to find fish. We offer bonefishing on the pristine Bahama flats or venture offshore for some yellow fin tuna, wahoo or mahi-mahi action. Either way we know you will enjoy your stay with us at Pelican Bay. Luxury accommodations at the Pelican Bay Resort are included in our bonefishing packages. Choose to fish just a few days or a week. If you plan to bring along a non-fishing companion, don't worry, there is plenty of shopping, a beautiful white sand beach, or three pools on the premisis.