Looking to partner on a bone fishing trip to Bahamas or elsewhere.

Hi,

I'm an experienced in-shore fly fisherman whose looking for a partner to
wade fish for bones (6 days fishing, if possible) in the Bahamas
sometime this spring. I'm not interested in catching the biggest fish,
nor do I need to be in an up-scale hotel/lodge. Just a good location
with a good chance of seeing a fair number of fish is what I'm after.
My last, and only trip (although I have done the Keys, Mexico, Xmas Isl
and Belize at various other times), to the Bahamas was to Deadman's Cay.
Went there with a friend (who can't commit at this time). Although
the guide wasn't the best he could have been, we still did well and had
a good time. The trip, if I remember correctly, only cost about $1500
(excluding tips and airfare). Ideally, I'd like to spend not more than
$2000-2300, excluding airfare and tips. If one wanted to "rough it"
without a guide, Eleuthra looks interesting and is reasonably priced if
one rents a car and accepts the tide maps and locations suggested by the
outfitter. Of course, if there was another reasonable destination that
offered good wadding, I'm interested.

I'm retired (FL), in great shape, and of course can set my own time.

Adam
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Flycaster wrote:
Hi,

I'm an experienced in-shore fly fisherman whose looking for a partner to
wade fish for bones (6 days fishing, if possible) in the Bahamas
sometime this spring. I'm not interested in catching the biggest fish,
nor do I need to be in an up-scale hotel/lodge. Just a good location
with a good chance of seeing a fair number of fish is what I'm after.
My last, and only trip (although I have done the Keys, Mexico, Xmas Isl
and Belize at various other times), to the Bahamas was to Deadman's Cay.
Went there with a friend (who can't commit at this time). Although
the guide wasn't the best he could have been, we still did well and had
a good time. The trip, if I remember correctly, only cost about $1500
(excluding tips and airfare). Ideally, I'd like to spend not more than
$2000-2300, excluding airfare and tips. If one wanted to "rough it"
without a guide, Eleuthra looks interesting and is reasonably priced if
one rents a car and accepts the tide maps and locations suggested by the
outfitter. Of course, if there was another reasonable destination that
offered good wadding, I'm interested.

I'm retired (FL), in great shape, and of course can set my own time.

Adam
--
To email, erase "forgetit"

Adam,

I'll be on South Andros April 1-8. They have a few openings that week, check
out www.androssouth.com


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