Bonefish and Permit - Deep Water Cay Club - Bahamas

One of the first bonefish camps in the Bahamas and still one of the best.  Located at the east end of Grand Bahama Island, DWCC guests have easy access to a network of cays and flats that stretch for miles in most any direction. Tides must flow through this intricate, and sometimes restricting network. The result is that tides can vary considerably from location to location-it can be dead high in one spot and quickly falling in another. Experienced guides know how to play this process by strategically moving from flat to flat, often offering long hours of quality fishing time during any given day. Bones run large here, with three to four pounders average. Five to eight pound bones are often encountered, with double digit trophies taken annually. The lodge maintains a top quality fleet of 16' Dolphin Super Skiffs, with well maintained outboards, for each pair of anglers, along with an experienced crew of guides who know the local waters exceptionally well. In 2001 the lodge added a 26' off-shore boat for anglers who want to prowl the nearby blue water for dorado, wahoo, kingfish, tuna and other denizens. DWCC has always had a fine reputation for quality accommodations, with air-conditioned, double occupancy rooms standard in each cottage. The sprawling main lodge features both lounge and dining area. The lodge's large, accommodating staff works 24/7 to insure your stay is relaxing and memorable.  Trips can originate in either the US or easy to reach Freeport, Grand Bahama. Details Target Species: Bonefish, Permit, Dorado, Wahoo, Kingfish, Tuna Rates: $1630 for 4 nights, 2 ½ days fishing. Other packages available Season: October through mid June Rates Include: Meals, accommodations, guided fishing Not Included: Transportation to the lodge, tips, liquor, tackle rental/purchase, departure taxes Prices subject to change.  Rates per person, based on double occupancy.