South Andros, Bahamas, March 31 - April 7, 2012

Saltwater fishing at its finest on the largest inhabited island in the Bahamas, and home to hundreds of thousands of hungry bonefish. South Andros Island has miles and miles of easily-waded white sand flats, hidden and unspoiled mangrove creeks, inland lakes, and remote cays that provide superb fish habitat. In addition to incredible population of bonefish, there is great sight fishing on the flats for barracuda, permit, and tarpon when the conditions are right. The diversity and size of the fishery mean a completely different fishing experience every day of your trip. And when you come in for the day you can hang out at the tiki bar, enjoying drinks and appetizers on the beach. Andros South is the perfect laid-back bone fishing lodge that concentrates on providing a fishing experience that is second to none.

Price per person: $4,700

All trips are first-come, first-served, so sign up now by contacting Sarah Davies at sdavies@tu.org or 406-522-7077.