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Ascension Bay Bonefish Club
Ascension Bay Bonefish Club is
a small, private house virtually at the water's edge.
Bedrooms are large and airy, with overhead fans and
electricity. A full bathroom with hot-water shower is
standard for each bedroom. Some are en suite while
others are located just across a narrow hallway.
Screened windows provide views of the Caribbean and
garden as well as cross ventilation. A combination
lounging-dining room and its adjoining patio are the
natural focal points of the lodge.
Traditional breakfasts, with some local flair, consist
of cereal, eggs, bacon, ham, juices, toast and coffee.
Box lunches are prepared for the fishing days and
typically include sandwiches, fruits, desserts, ice
water and other beverages. Varied meals served family
style (both American dishes and local Caribbean /
Mexican favorites) are tasty, healthy and always ample.
They include fresh meats, seafood, chicken, vegetables,
fruits and delicious desserts including the famous flan
and homemade pies. Bottled water is used for drinking
and ice.
The most powerful highlight of fishing with us is our
expertise at fishing for Permit on the fly. Permit are
the saltwater equivalent of the Steelhead or Atlantic
Salmon for the fly fisherman. They take some skill,
persistence and a little luck, but once hooked the
rewards run long and deep into the backing of your reel
and your memory.
Permit may be the big game, but Bonefish is still our
middle name. There are seemingly endless flats that
stretch from ABBC for over a dozen miles southward. Most
of these flats are hard packed white sand and provide
easy wading and the perfect backdrop for spotting the
elusive Bonefish. Some of the other flats are carpeted
with turtle grass and dotted with mangrove shoots. These
food rich Bonefish havens are best fished from one of
our shallow-draft skiffs. The various flats have many
little mangrove islands that act as nice wind breaks. |
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