Crooked and Acklins Islands Fishing
These two island in the southern Bahamian chain are all but joined – a small, shallow passage called The Going Through just about separates the head of Acklins Island from its sister in the north. It’s a beautiful, remote and rustic part of the out islands and the chances are, if you make it here, you’ve made it here for one reason – fishing. Despite the small selection of fishing lodges and guesthouses, the islands are largely undeveloped and unpretentious. The fishing is sensational though – the islands are ringed by a 50-mile barrier reef, and the relatively unpressured flats are legendary for the size and numbers of bonefish. This is a great destination for the wilderness bonefisherman. Choose from a list of Crooked & Acklins fishing lodges and bonefish guides below or find your chosen destination on the map…
Photo credits: David C. S.
Accommodation
- Acklins Island Lodge, Spring Point
- Chester’s Highway Inn, Acklins Island
- Crooked Island Bonefishing, Landrail Point CI
- Crooked Island Lodge, Pittstown Point
- Greys Point Bonefish Inn, Spring Point Acklins
- IVel’s Bed and Brekafast, Spring Point AI
- Salina Point Bonefish Lodge, Acklins Island
- Top Choice Bonefish Lodge, Mason Bay AI
