Stalk tailing bonefish on world famous South Andros island — the first choice of well-traveled anglers in pursuit of big bones and lots of wading on hard sand flats. Bair’s Lodge is ideally located within striking distance of remote south and west-side fisheries, while also offering wind reprieve across endless miles of flats in the adjacent creeks.
All of our fisheries are reached by boat, from our mooring at the lodge. No trailering, no stopping for fuel. You’ll run from the front door to the fish each day. Bair’s team of seasoned guides includes the best “eyes” on the island. When your day’s done, retreat to the creature comforts of a plush lodge, enjoy fine dining, and relax with big-hearted island hospitality.
WHY CHOOSE BAIR’S LODGE?
- A saltwater classic since 1989, providing the highest levels of service and comfort, and getting better each year
- Perfectly situated with access to infinite flats. From the remote Southern Flats to the intricate creek systems, and the fabled West Side
- Excellent wading opportunities, one of the best ways to target bones!
- No trailering: you’ll run from the front door to the fish each day
- Our bonefish see little pressure. It is not unusual to see fish turn to eat flies that land just short
- The West Side offers one of the best opportunities in the world to land double digit bonefish. You’ll see them!
- Veteran guide staff is one of the best in the Bahamas –professional and personable they can put you on the fish and help you iron out that double haul
- An excellent flat in front of the lodge when the tide is right
- The latest Maverick skiffs, widely recognized as the ultimate flats boat, allow us to access the shallowest flats safely and in maximum comfort.
- Loaner rods and reels are available free of charge
- Single rooms at no extra charge when available
- A la carte menu with exception fresh, local dishes
Location
Coordinates: 23°57’47.0”N 77°31’33.0”W
Bair’s Lodge is located on the eastern side of South Andros Island in the Bahamas Andros Island is the largest island in the Bahamas, and still one of the least developed. The island is divided by inland creeks and large channels called bights. The lodge is an easy 25 minute drive after landing in Congo Town. Situated between Deep Creek and Little Creek we are perfectly located to access the endless inland flats, with the option of running south or through the island to the fabled west side. Where the big fish roam.
Getting there
Guests can reach Congo Town, in South Andros, on commercial Western Air flights from Nassau, or on Watermakers out of Fort Lauderdale. Airflight Charters are also available from Florida to Congo Town.