There’s an awful lot of water on this island.
At Andros South, we have a gigantic, varied fishery for bonefish, with almost negligible fishing pressure.
South Andros Island itself is 35 miles long and 20 miles wide, and is just covered with ideal bonefish habitat. It’s one major island (actually a collection of islands), but it contains four major fisheries.
– The tidal creeks on the East coast of the island
– The legendary ‘South’ – hundreds of flats off the southern tip of the island
– The West Side – land of the giants
– Countless inland flats accessible only on foot
Over the next few weeks we’ll do a series of posts covering each of these fisheries. We’ve got a lot of ground to cover!
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