Due to the lack of local charter boats in the Bahamian islands, the best way to sportfish and cruise around in the islands is to charter a boat from south Florida.
		Captain Geno and First Mate Karen have been operating deep sea fishing tours in Bimini for 20 years and have extensive experience in deep sea fishing for marlin, tuna, dolphin and wahoo, as well as bottom fishing for amberjack and grouper. The Gulfstream washes right past Bimini, keeping it's coral reefs warm and serving as a roadway for everything from 800 lb blue marlin to schools of jumping porpoises & an abundance of marine life.

A couple miles long and a few hundred yards wide, you won't be finding cruise ships or strip malls. Bimini is a prime diving and fishing destination, so physically close but truly another world. 
Fishing Bahamas Only 50 nautical miles from the South Florida coastline, Bimini can rightfully claim itself as the birthplace of sportfishing. As a matter of fact, the International Game Fish Association, the IGFA, was established in Bimini.

One of the best times of the year to visit the Bahamas is in the summer when the seas and weather are most favorable. The Bahamas offers a variety of fishing that is nearly endless, ranging from snapper and grouper on the reefs to giant tuna and marlin offshore. Dolphin, spearfish, wahoo, amberjacks, sharks, barracuda, sailfish, white marlin and blue marlin are just a handful of fish commonly caught in the Bahamas.