Second Annual Compleat Angler Sponsored Bonefish Trip to South Andros
JOIN THE COMPLEAT ANGLER’S SECOND ANNUAL TRIP TO PLEASANT BAY BONEFISH LODGE SOUTH ANDROS,
MARCH 21st TO MARCH 27th, 2012
AN OUTSTANDING LODGE AT A GREAT PRICE!
CALL NOW to Reserve Your Spot! 203-655-9400
Pleasant Bay Bonefishing Lodge has been one of South Andros best kept secrets. This shining little star of a lodge has made it's way up the ladder in the chain of lodges that carve their path along the way down the only road on the island of South Andros.
Guests will have the opportunity to fish the flats of South Andros, which are mostly composed of hard, white sand, making them favorable for wade fishing. Pleasant Bay guides also utilize other excellent fishing areas, like Beach Cay, Hawk’s Nest, Grassy Creek, Jackfish Cay, the Water Cays, and the Westside, when the tide is right. All of these fishing areas create a lifetime’s worth of fertile and productive bonefishing. There’s also a productive sand flat immediately in front of the lodge for wading when the conditions are right.
Pleasant Bay guests are transferred from the lodge to the Mars Bay boat launch (10-minute drive) each morning to meet their guide and boat for the days fishing. The Mars Bay Boat Launch is at the end of road and is 10 miles closer to the Southern Flats than any other launch site. Pleasant Bay utilizes 4 new Rahming Flats Skiffs outfitted with Mercury engines, poles and platforms and their guides are very experienced.
The Lodge is owned and operated by a well-respected Bahamaian Timothy Smith, his wife Orlean, daughters Charlene and Coral and his brother Lonix. This family is steeped in bonefishing and hospitality. Timothy's father Felix guided over 30 years on the island, passing down his knowledge to his sons. The rest of the family has worked in the hospitality business for years: Orlean was formally a cook at Bair’s Lodge, and the food is outstanding. Charlene and Coral worked at many resorts in the Bahamas. Their Bahamian family-style hospitality is warm, welcoming, and contagious!!!! Pleasant Bay Bonefish Lodge is a true gem and we want you to be introduced to it!
Pleasant Bay has plenty of space to accommodate 8 anglers, very comfortably, and even has an apartment on the property for overflow.This is an outstanding trip and we hope you can join us on March 21st to March 27th, 2012 for a 6 night, 5-day bonefishing trip at a cost of $2750.00 per person. You won’t want to miss this fantastic bonefishing opportunity! Pleasant Bay will become your home away from home!
Included in the rate: transportation from Congo Town airport to the lodge, roundtrip; double/single occupancy rooms as described; tax; pre-dinner hors d’oeuvres; all meals; all beverages.
Not included and/or additional charges at Pleasant Bay: air travel to Congo Town; tackle, lures, flies, personal items;gratuities; Bahamas departure tax. Please plan to pay for your gratuities in cash.
AN OUTSTANDING LODGE AT A GREAT PRICE!
CALL NOW to Reserve Your Spot! 203-655-9400
Pleasant Bay Bonefishing Lodge has been one of South Andros best kept secrets. This shining little star of a lodge has made it's way up the ladder in the chain of lodges that carve their path along the way down the only road on the island of South Andros.
Guests will have the opportunity to fish the flats of South Andros, which are mostly composed of hard, white sand, making them favorable for wade fishing. Pleasant Bay guides also utilize other excellent fishing areas, like Beach Cay, Hawk’s Nest, Grassy Creek, Jackfish Cay, the Water Cays, and the Westside, when the tide is right. All of these fishing areas create a lifetime’s worth of fertile and productive bonefishing. There’s also a productive sand flat immediately in front of the lodge for wading when the conditions are right.
Pleasant Bay guests are transferred from the lodge to the Mars Bay boat launch (10-minute drive) each morning to meet their guide and boat for the days fishing. The Mars Bay Boat Launch is at the end of road and is 10 miles closer to the Southern Flats than any other launch site. Pleasant Bay utilizes 4 new Rahming Flats Skiffs outfitted with Mercury engines, poles and platforms and their guides are very experienced.
The Lodge is owned and operated by a well-respected Bahamaian Timothy Smith, his wife Orlean, daughters Charlene and Coral and his brother Lonix. This family is steeped in bonefishing and hospitality. Timothy's father Felix guided over 30 years on the island, passing down his knowledge to his sons. The rest of the family has worked in the hospitality business for years: Orlean was formally a cook at Bair’s Lodge, and the food is outstanding. Charlene and Coral worked at many resorts in the Bahamas. Their Bahamian family-style hospitality is warm, welcoming, and contagious!!!! Pleasant Bay Bonefish Lodge is a true gem and we want you to be introduced to it!
Pleasant Bay has plenty of space to accommodate 8 anglers, very comfortably, and even has an apartment on the property for overflow.This is an outstanding trip and we hope you can join us on March 21st to March 27th, 2012 for a 6 night, 5-day bonefishing trip at a cost of $2750.00 per person. You won’t want to miss this fantastic bonefishing opportunity! Pleasant Bay will become your home away from home!
Included in the rate: transportation from Congo Town airport to the lodge, roundtrip; double/single occupancy rooms as described; tax; pre-dinner hors d’oeuvres; all meals; all beverages.
Not included and/or additional charges at Pleasant Bay: air travel to Congo Town; tackle, lures, flies, personal items;gratuities; Bahamas departure tax. Please plan to pay for your gratuities in cash.
