GRAND BAHAMA BONEFISHING REPORT 5-08
This time of year is without a doubt the best bonefishing we see. As the waer warms, and the weather gets into more of a summer pattern, big schools of bonefish move in from offshore to spawn and feed. It is not uncommon to see schools of more than 100 fish moving quickly around the flats, eating everything in site. Along with the schools, the local resident bonefish are still spread out over the flats on the North side of the island, giving anglers ample opportunities at large singls and double fish. Bring your wading boots along as a nice wade is a great way to cool off on a hot day.