The fly-fishing industry in The Bahamas has long been a pillar of tourism and local economic life, drawing anglers from around the world to chase bonefish, tarpon, and permit across the nation’s famed shallow flats. Yet, despite being legally recognized as a key sector, the industry continues to grapple with significant challenges that could shape its future for years to come. Progress Meets Persistence: Legal Recognition, But Not Enough Protection In 2017, The Bahamas made history by passing...

Bone Fish In The Bahamas When anglers talk about bucket-list fishing trips, one place always rises to the top: Andros, Bahamas. Known as...

The fish in the photo is a striped bass  (often called a “striper”). Montauk’s fall season is a spectacle of nature—striped bass and...