Fishing Staniel Cay

Bonefish Made Fly Fishing in the Bahamas Famous. Staniel Cay Exuma is home to Famous Guides.

The shallow sandy flats in the Bahamas are the home of Bonefish may not look like much at first, but they’re one of the hardest challenges an angler can face. Tough to trick. Impossible to spot. They spook at the first sign of danger and hit 40 miles per hour as they escaped across the flats.

If that sounds like your idea of fun, the Staniel Cay Bahamas are your place. Staniel Cay Bahamas is the home of some of the best Bonefish guides! Join Cliff and experience the best bonefishing experience in the Exuma Cays. Whether you are an avid angler or want to learn, Cliff will provide you with a memorable experience. The sandy flats are the perfect breeding ground for super-sized fish.

There’s no bad time to go Bonefishing in Staniel Cay Exuma, Bahamas. Action is at its best from October–May when the waters are cooler, and the weather is dry. If you’re an avid flats angler, you’ll be in heaven in the Bahamas.

If an adrenaline rush on the water doesn’t cut it for you, then your next adventure should be underwater. Going spearfishing in the Exuma Cays, Bahamas’ stunning reefs is an experience you should treat yourself to at least once in your life.

You can spear various species in these crystal clear waters, including Snapper, Grouper, Hogfish, Lobster, even grab Conch. With your local guide look, you spearfish around reefs and corals.

Top Spearfishing Fishing Charter in Exuma, Bahamas

The Regulations specify the amount of fish and fishery products that can be aboard a licensed foreign sport fishing vessel at any time. The bag limits are:

18 pelagic fish (Any combination of Dolphin, Wahoo, Kingfish or Tuna),

10 lobsters, (when in season)

6 conchs

60 pounds or up to 20 demersal fish such as snappers and groupers

Step One: Call or email us to let us know your arrival date and time so we can check the availability of our fishing guides info@StanielCayAdventures.com Call (242) 524-8062 or What’s App

Step Two: Take a taxi to the airport for your flight to Staniel Cay, Please arrive at the airport and be checked in no later than 7 am. Have your camera ready as we believe that the flight is an experience in itself!

Step Three: When you land in Staniel Cay our professional fishing guide will greet you and whisk you away to start making fishing memories that will last a life time. “It’s Da Ting To Do!”

Tour Guide - $500 to accompany guests in a vessel of their own
Fishing Guide - $700 to accompany guests in a vessel of their own
Private Divemaster - To accompany guests in a vessel of their own will be $700 for him alone with no extra gear or $1,000 for him with gear for up to 4 divers and $100 for any additional diver on any discover scuba diver

The Regulations specify the amount of fish and fishery products that can be aboard a licensed foreign sport fishing vessel at any time. The bag limits are:

1. 18 pelagic fish (Any combination of Dolphin, Wahoo, Kingfish or Tuna),
2. 10 lobsters, (when in season)
3. 6 conchs
4. 60 pounds or up to 20 demersal fish such as snappers and groupers

Sports-fishers visiting The Bahamas are limited to angling with a hook and line held in the hand or attached to a rod and reel. The Fisheries Regulations prohibit sports-fishers from the use of a spear, trap or net (other than a landing net), unless such use is specifically authorized. The authorization to use a spear is easy to get.

When you leave The Bahamas via a foreign vessel that had a sports-fishing permit, marine resources up to the new catch limits may be aboard. This does not depend on the number of person aboard the vessel. The catch limits are set out below:

1. 18 pelagic fish (Any combination of Dolphin, Wahoo, Tuna or Kingfish)
2. Organizers of local sport-fishing tournaments, which are not coordinated to attract foreign sport fishers, do not require the written approval of the Minister.

If the tournament or event is to include foreign vessels, you must complete the appropriate application form and provide the necessary supporting documents, such as a copy of the proposed rules for the tournament or event. There is a fee of $500 to be paid once the application is approved. The necessary permit will be issued and this will specify the terms and conditions under which the tournament must be conducted. All foreign owned vessels in the tournament are required to obtain a sportsfishing decal from the tournament organizers before engaging in fishing as a part of the tournament.

Unless you are fishing in an approved tournament, all bill fish caught must be returned to the sea unharmed.

Yes. We have all this equipment should you choose this type of fishing.

No.

There is no limit to the number of rods you may have onboard the vessel. You are limited to the use of six or less at any given time. The use of more than six rods moves you to another category of sports-fishing vessel. The fee for such a permit is $10,000.00 per year.

The use of a spear gun for fishing is not allowed in The Bahamas.