About Us:
Welcome to JR's Bonefish Abaco.  With JR & his experienced guides we offer three fishing locations in the Abacos in the Bahamas.  Abaco offers crystal clear waters, seclusion, and peace and quiet for a wonderful vacation getaway but most of all the BEST bone fishing that we know of! Once you get here you'll be saying "one more day... just one more day!"
Jr's Bonefish Abaco offers expert guide service, top of the line fishing gear, safe boats, good food and comfortable accommodations.

What makes bone fishing in Abaco unique?
*Miles and miles of flats barely touched by fishermen
* Access to the world renowned Marls
*Professional guides with years of experience
*Incredible numbers and attractive sizes of are bonefish
* Minutes from prime boat fishing flats.
*Great Meals
*Pristine clarity water from lack of pollution
*Consistent climate for fishing practically year round.

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Don't forget the flies as none are available in Abaco
Bonefish: Size 8 & 10 for flats fishing while wading: fish to be 6-12 inches of water:
I would recommend  Crazy Charlies, Small Hermit Crab flies, Gotcha.


Permit Flies: Del Brown's Permit Fly, McCrab, Other crab patterns.

When is the Best Fishing?

For an idea of what species are in season when you are planning your trip
 you can refer to the table below:

( E=excellent, G=good, F=fair, ?=weather dependant)

Keep it legal! Make sure you stay within the required fishing regulations.

How to get to Abaco?
     Once you land at the airport in Marsh Harbour (MHH) it's just 17 miles to Casuarina Point.  There are lots of charter services that offer commuter flights to the Abacos from Florida.( Vintage, Bahamas Air, Tropic Air Charters, Island Express, Yellow Air Taxi, Abaco Air, Cherokee Air & many more)  Major airlines like Continental ,USAir & American also offer daily flights into Marsh Harbour. Most flights are approx 1 hour from Florida as we are located just 200 miles due east of Miami, Florida and 40 miles east of Grand Bahama Island and 75 miles north of Nassau. 
      Abaco Island is 776 square miles and is the second largest island (cay) in the Bahamas.  It is about 130 miles long (north to south) and 10 miles wide.  It is primarily pine forests and has unlimited water reserves, it also consists of 20+ cays and adjacent islands mostly on the eastern side.  The population of Abaco's cay's combined equally approx 10,000.

What to wear?
Slacks/shorts, lightweight cotton or supplex nylon long sleeved shirts (for sun protection) light colours/fabric fleece sweater or jacket (for early mornings & evenings & running in the boat) Shows Rubbers soled non slip for boating or canvas sneakers or Tevas. We highly recommend anyone who plans to do a bit of wading while on vacation to wear neoprene booties or wet socks. For a fishing hat we recommend a long front visor with a dark underbill as this enhances polarizing qualities of sunglasses and it must shade face, neck and ears.