A Fish for Every Season: Bahamas Bonefishing There’s never really a bad time for bonefishing in the Bahamas. After all, most locations enjoy temperate weather year-round. Although there are bound to be windy days, rainy days, and overcast days, temperatures don’t change dramatically between December and June. Notwithstanding this fact, it’s still important to know …
Family fishing adventures are guaranteed to create memories that will last a lifetime. Although your kids may be initially reluctant to share your love of fly fishing, they’ll quickly come to enjoy the environment, the challenge, the sense of accomplishment, and the quiet, inner peace that this sport invariably brings. One large part of fostering …
Throughout the world, there are currently 11 known bonefish species. Although there are several general characteristics that you can expect from bones, no matter where you encounter them or what type they are, slight differences in appearance and behavior can be found from one location to the next. Understanding these differences and knowing what to …
One of the best ways to ensure that your bonefishing trip is a productive one is by bringing your own gear. If you’ve never gone fishing for bones before, you might be tempted to go on a full-out shopping spree. However, it’s important to avoid crossing the line between being well-equipped and being over-equipped. Too …
Fly fishing has a tendency to get the adrenaline up, especially when you spot something big, beautiful, and worthy of catching. This leads to oversights and hasty decisions that often result in tangled lines, missed opportunities, and even physical injuries. From making loud, sudden noises, to carrying too much gear, there are countless ways to …
Bonefishing is guaranteed to test your patience and skill unlike any other type of fishing adventure. Not only are bonefish naturally good at hiding, but they’re also elusive and incredibly stealthy. From making sure that you aren’t wearing bright colors or covered in distinctive smells, to timing, measuring, and presenting your casts perfectly, there’s a …
Much like their name implies, bonefish are filled with bones. Moreover, many of their bones are so small in size that they’re incredibly difficult to remove. Commonly caught for sport and then carefully released, bonefish aren’t exactly desirable dinner fare. Notwithstanding this fact, some island cultures regularly consume them. If you’ve been bonefishing and are …
Although there are seemingly countless things to get right on your next bonefishing expedition, there’s an equal number of things that you can’t get wrong. After all, these are among some of the smartest fish that you’re likely to encounter on the flats. They’re also notorious for spooking easily. Understanding the likes and dislikes of …
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Catch and release fishing has proven to be an invaluable tool in ongoing and increasingly popular conservation efforts. With this technique, it’s been possible to both increase the number of bonefish available in the water, and improve their average size. Unfortunately, however, catching and then releasing a fish doesn’t always ensure its survival. In fact, …
One of the biggest challenges in catching bonefish is learning how to spot them. Not only are these fish known for being stealthy and exceedingly good at avoiding capture, but they’re also blessed with mirror-like scales that perfectly reflect their surrounding environment. When these fish turn sideways, it can be difficult to distinguish them from …