Adventure Island Fishing - making reservations

When you are ready to make reservations for your trip, please contact us so we can personalize a reservation form. We accept VISA/MasterCard and American Express and also personal checks and money orders. Normal deposit requirements are 1/3 with reservation, second 1/3 60 days out and balance 30 days before arrival date.

Please let us know the following information -

When you can travel, how many days you would like to book for fishing, how many fishing people in your group, what primary target species you would like to fish for.  

If you have specific dates already please let us know that as well.

Many of these game fish are migratory and some times of the year, in certain locations, might be more productive. We understand that your personal schedule might not coincide with the best time of year for certain fish but let us know anyway so we can suggest the best options to consider.

Spring and summer in the southern Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Islands are the best time for Blue Marlin but we have caught them every calendar month of the year. Yellow Fin Tuna are more abundant in the Spring and early Fall.  Giant Wahoo are  more prolific in the late Fall and early Winter, but like Blue Marlin, we have caught Wahoo and Tuna every month of the year.

Blue Marlin are most abundant in the Turks and Caicos Islands in June, July and August - there are a lot of fish here during those months and if your schedule allows we would recommend fishing the 5 days before and 5 days after the full moon for best results.  There is a Billfish tournament in the Turks and Caicos between June 8 and 14 - if you would like to fish that tournament please contact us immediately.                 

One of the best features about fishing the Turks and Caicos is that the prevailing winds come from the southeast and easterly direction. Providenciales and West Caicos are in the western part of the Island group and are on the leeward side so wind is not an issue. Some other locations in the Bahamas open to the wind and can be a little tough to fish certain times of the year. 

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