PhotosGrand Bahama BonesFishing the Bahamas flats out of the North Riding Point ClubBy John BrownleeNovember 8, 2011The author prepares to release a nice bonefish caught off Grand Bahama Island.John BrownleeThe North Riding Point Club sits on six lushly landscaped acres on the southern shore of Grand Bahama.John BrownleeThe Club has several luxurious cottages right on the beach for guests.John BrownleeBoat ramps spread out across Grand Bahama offer a variety of access points.John BrownleeA fleet of Dolphin flats skiffs let you get to remote bonefish flats with ease.John BrownleeGuide Stephen Tate leans into his push pole while scouting for bonefish.John BrownleeOn Grand Bahama's southern shore, miles of white sand flats hold large schools of bonefish.John BrownleeOn the northern shore, there are miles of mangrove islands and creeks teeming with life, with virtually no pressure.John BrownleeGerry Bethge shows off a nice bonefish caught along the northern shore.John BrownleeThe North Riding Point Club as seen from the water.John BrownleeRead Comments
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