Seascape Inn
An Affordable Bonefishing Vacation!

While we are not a bonefishing lodge our Beachfront Bed & Breakfast Hotel offers many options for both the casual and dedicated fisherman/woman.

We are located on the beach with a productive flat in front that can be fished on both the incoming and outgoing tides.  We have a tide chart available to determine the best fishing times.  Additionally there are flats in Lisbon Creek and Little Harbour that can be waded. Those flats are just a short taxi ride away. 

For those who would like to fish with a guide, we have been working with a number of independent guides since our opening in 1997. The independent guides can be booked for a single day or your entire stay.  Just let us know if you'd like to use a guide and we can provide you with their contact information. In order to accommodate our guests that are booked with a guide (which is an 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM day) early breakfast will be provided at 7:15 AM and a cooler with lunches can be packed and ready to go by 7:45 AM.

Those wishing to enjoy bonefishing on a budget should see THE FIELD Magazine article "Bargain Bonefishing"


Some of the advantages to the independent guide vs. a lodge are:

- Unless you have secured the guides time with a deposit for specific fishing days, you can change plans.  If the weather forecast is not promising you can re-schedule for another day.

- You can have the same guide every day and not go into the lodge rotation.

First, the Seascape Inn is great.  You get very wonderful accommodations and the food is terrific.  The very first year we went to Andros we stayed in a very average motel style place that wasn’t very comfortable and the food wasn’t much better.

The next year we were going to be put up in the Mangrove Cay Club but it wasn’t finished and they put us in the Seascape Inn.  There we had great cabins built of wood with high ceilings, fans, deck with chairs and crisp new private baths.  And the cabins and deck are built off the ground (about 2 ft up – many fewer bugs).

Having discovered the Seascape Inn that year, we arranged to get our own independent guides and always went back to the Seascape Inn.  The Mangrove Cay Club is pretty high end and way more expensive than the Seascape Inn. 

We mostly cast from the deck of the boat.  It’s what we prefer.  However, sometimes conditions are such that wading is called for – depends on tides and the bottom.  If the water is skinny and the bottom hard and flat, then wading is okay.  I just don’t like deeper water walking on soft hills and valleys of sand.

I haven’t yet stayed at a bonefish club that was as good as the Seascape Inn.