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Two Boys’ InnAndros · The Bahamas
Tailing bonefish breaking the glassy surface of a dawn flat

The Fishing

Come for the fishing. Stay for Andros.

Daily guided bonefishing on the legendary flats of the North and Middle Bights — launched from our own dock on Cargill Creek.

The Flats

Where it all began

These are the prime Bahamas bonefishing grounds of Andros Island’s North and Middle Bights — between Behring Point, Moxey Town and the West Side — where legendary guides like “Crazy Charlie” Smith, Rupert Leadon and Frankie’s late uncle Ivan Neymour pioneered the art of fly fishing for bonefish.

There are endless flats for poling and hard-bottom flats for excellent wade fishing. The fish here average four pounds and up — and nearly every day presents shots at double-digit bones.

4 lb and up

The average bonefish here

Double digits

Shots nearly every day

Wade or pole

Hard-bottom flats and endless poling grounds

Two anglers casting from the bow on a glassy Andros flat
A guide poling while a guest shows a freshly caught bonefish
Captain Frankie Neymour on the flats of Andros Island

Captain Frankie Neymour · Behring Point

The Guides

A lifetime on these waters

Captain Frankie Neymour heads a team of top Andros guides who have spent their entire lives prowling these waters. They are great company, expert instructors, and know this vast maze of wilderness mangrove flats, creeks, cuts and islands like their own back yards.

Time permitting on arrival day, you might rig a rod and head straight for the flats — the boats launch from our private dock just steps from the Inn, minutes from the fishing.

“Shots at double-digit bones — and at these prices, you’ll be coming back for shot after shot at your next trophy.”
Bonefish fly patterns — Gotchas, Charlies and Clousers — laid out for the week

Gotchas, Charlies & Clousers — the Andros staples

What to Bring

Big fish, big flies

Guests supply their own gear, so here is exactly what the guides recommend you pack. Spin-fishing guests are happily accommodated, too.

Flies
#2 to #6 hooks in tan, brown, pink and chartreuse — Clouser, Charlie, Gotcha, Shrimp and Crab patterns.
Weights
Plenty of bead-chain and larger lead-eye flies to get down fast on deeper flats; lighter ones for tailing fish on shallow wading flats.
Tippet
12 lb to 20 lb tippets are recommended.
Bonefish rods
7 wt to 10 wt — an 8 wt or 9 wt is ideal.
Big game
10–12 wt for tarpon, barracuda and other larger gamefish.
Please note
Guests supply their own gear. Spin-fishing guests are happily accommodated, too.

Beyond the Bones

Tarpon, barracuda and larger game

Pack a 10–12 weight rod and the flats open up further — tarpon, barracuda and other larger gamefish prowl the same water.

A guest and guide with a tarpon boatside before release
A guest with an Andros barracuda
A bent fly rod as a fish runs on the flat

Anglers Ask

Before you string up

What to expect on the water, from tides to tackle.

The prime Bahamas bonefishing grounds of Andros Island's North and Middle Bights — between Behring Point, Moxey Town and the West Side — endless poling flats and hard-bottom flats for wade fishing.

A guide poling the skiff across a shallow flat

Fishing Packages

Reserve your days on the flats.

Packages pair daily guided fishing with room and board at the Inn — and this season, a complimentary Two Boys' Inn hat and shirt, while supplies last.