Andros Island Bonefish Club is located on the largest island in the Bahamas chain yet it remains the least populated. The AIBC is located at the confluence of the Atlantic Ocean, Cargill Creek and the eastern end of the North Bight, just 100 yards from a productive, wading flat where bonefish are frequently spotted tailing in the nearby waters. With this ideal location the lodge offers guests direct access to some of the best saltwater flats fishing in the world. These waters are renowned for both the numbers of schools and the average size of the bonefish at 3-5 lbs. The potential for trophy-size, double-digit bonefish at this lodge is excellent throughout the year.

Andros Island has long been known as the home of the world’s largest bonefish and the guides at AIBC helped pioneer flats fishing on the fly.

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