Situated in the less developed south of Andros, this lodge specializes in fly-fishing for bonefish in a secluded and unspoilt setting. The lodge has instant access to a huge fishery – from the scores of tidal creeks , remote cays and inland flats of Andros’ east side to the big-fish waters of the west side, this place is home to thousands of bonefish.
With so many loyal, repeat guests, the Andros Island Bonefish Club has something of a reputation in the world of Bahamas fishing. Rupert Leadon purchased this property from the government of the Bahamas in 1984, with a dream to create the lodge. What stands today is a bonefish lodge with 30 rooms, a comprehensive range of amenities and the perfect launch-pad for your Bahamas fly-fishing vacation.
Charlie and Fatiha Neymour are your hosts at this friendly and intimate fishing lodge in the heart of Andros. Charlie was practically born on the flats of Behring Point, and having guided in the area for years, he and Fatiha took over Nottages Cottages in 2006 and ran that until they decided to open this brand new sportfishing lodge, nestled in an out-of-the-way corner on the North Bight of Andros Island.
A beachside plantation-style building provides the setting for this renowned bonefish lodge on the east side of South Andros. Fishermen have immediate access to world-class saltwater fly-fishing and in particular, the vast and relatively unspoilt flats of the south and west of Andros.
Located in the north of Andros, Prescott Smith’s Stafford Creek Lodge offers secluded bonefishing and a proud tradition of specialized personal attention to clients. Thanks to a unique position (with access to the northern Joulters Cays, creek systems, inland lakes and the west coast of Andros), fishermen get to sample not just some of the island’s best bonefishing, but also some of the most reliable tarpon and permit fishing in the Bahamas.
