The Gulf of Carpentaria is very remote, even by Australian standards, and only one mother ship can get you there, Captain Greg Bethune.
You gotta love a country that thinks highly enough of bonefish to put it on one of their coins (ten cents piece), realizing how important anglers...
The Turneffe archipelago has miles of shallow, hard-bottomed flats, ideal for wading, often covered with large singles and schools of tailing bonefish.
Imagine flats so shallow that these intrepid operators had to get an airboat to cover them quickly and adequately. Even saltwater veterans will drop their jaws...
Christmas Island is undoubtedly the best known international bonefishing destination on the planet; what it's not known for is the incredible diversity.
Sailfish are abundant year 'round, since 1994, the fleet has averaged raising more than 20 billfish per day per boat - year 'round!
Los Roques is an off-shore national park located about 85 miles from the Venezuelan mainland. There are over 350 cays dotting this fly fishing paradise.
The northeast, north and northwest shorelines are almost completely filled with shallow, clear water bays and waterways lined with mangroves...
The Seychelles is one of the most exotic saltwater fishing destinations in the world! Fishing there has, over the past few years, become synonymous...