For a fishing trip, South Andros Island is possibly the most private and pristine natural environment. Walking the flats of South Andros Island in The Bahamas chasing bonefish is a remarkable experience. The sheer number and opportunities for bonefish are immense, especially with all the mangrove strands, patches of turtle grass, and a myriad of…
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The Bahamas
The Bahamas is Open for Travel!
The Bahamas and Andros Island are open for travel, and good it’s good because the Andros South Lodge 2021/22 season opener is quickly coming upon us. With that Guests at Andros South Lodge and anyone else visiting The Bahamas, you will have to follow Pre and Post Travel protocols to ensure the health and safety…
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“Bonefish Wanna Getaway” Andros South Lodge: 2201/22
Is the thought of winter starting to chill your bones? Does snow in the driveway and ice-covered windshields give you the shivers? Well, we here at Deneki Outdoors have a solution for you. We’re just around the corner from the start of our 2021/22 bonefishing season at Andros South Lodge, and while your temperatures at…
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Andros South Lodge: Guides & Boats
On South Andros Island, land and water intertwine. Mangrove cays, endless miles of sandy flats, and winding creeks and channels traverse the largest island in The Bahamas. bonefish and Baracuda swim these waters, and we’re more than willing to try and catch them. Bahamian Guides have spent a lifetime on the water, learning the flow of the tides, the movement…
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There’s Still a Chance: Bonefish
Since bringing in the 2021 New Year, we’re in our tenth week of operating in the Bahamas at Andros South Lodge. This season fishing on South Andros’ flats has been productive and fruitful and there is still space for anglers to join us through the end of May. If you’ve been thinking about getting away…
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Ohh Barra, Barracuda, yeah
Long, slender, speeds up to 35 mph, and like to attack shiny objects. The Barracuda is an undervalued and underappreciated sport fish especially for fly anglers who are only seeking bonefish in The Bahamas. These top tier predators can get up to five feet long and one hundred pounds. Super aggressive, super fast, if you…
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