11th–19th & 18th–26th April 2027

Join the experienced Mark Bowler for an exciting, somewhat exploratory trip to Great Inagua, one of the most remote and least-visited islands in The Bahamas.

With vast expanses of shallow flats, mangrove shorelines and very little fishing pressure, Great Inagua offers wonderful opportunities for adventurous anglers. Bonefish are the principal quarry, with the possibility of encountering permit, tarpon, barracuda and other saltwater species.

Based at the small and informal Inagua Outback Lodge, this trip offers something a little different from a conventional guided bonefishing holiday. The emphasis will be on exploring the island's extensive flats, combining an introduction to the fishery with the freedom of DIY fishing. The lodge will provide local advice, transport and boat transfers to help the group discover different areas.

With just four visiting anglers alongside Mark, the group will have plenty of flexibility to follow the tides, try new areas and make the most of the conditions.

For those who enjoy the adventure of discovering new fishing grounds, and the satisfaction of finding and catching bonefish on foot, this promises to be a particularly interesting week.

Two departures available, with the option to combine both weeks.

Includes: Return international flights, 1st night at the Orange Hill Beach Inn on room only, internal flights from Nassau to Inagua, all transfers & transport on the island, 7 nights shared accommodation at Inagua Outback Lodge, full board (breakfast, cooler lunch and dinner each day), 6 days escorted DIY flats fishing.