Bahamas Bonefishing Bliss: The Ultimate Angler’s Guide to Andros Island
I’d never seen a fish move like that. One second it was a silver flicker over a pale sand flat, the next it was gone — a 40-mile-per-hour blur that left nothing but a puff of sediment and my ego. That’s bonefishing on Andros Island, where the world’s fastest inshore fish patrol water so clear you can count the scales on a permit at 50 feet. Andros is the largest of the Bahamas’ 700 islands, yet it holds fewer visitors than a single resort on Nassau. For anglers who want technical flats fishing without the crowds, it’s the place.