Bonefishing on Providenciales

For those island visitors wanting to bonefish, our Harbour Club Villa location overlooking Flamingo Lake can't be beat!

Bonefishing in the Turks and Caicos Islands is great on the south side of Provo where you'll find our rental villas. There are endless bonefishing flats and two lakes within walking distance of the villas. Self guided fishing at its' best!

                Fishing in front of our villas

If bonefishing is your passion.....if you want to do some self guided bonefishing Turks and Caicos style, you will want to book into our villas on the peaceful side of Provo where you can walk out the door and be fishing in minutes.

If one of you doesn't fish.......no worries. We can direct you to spots where both of you will be happy.....our villas are

at the centre of everything yet away from it all! 

The areas close to Harbour Club Villas are great for self guided bonefishing. Two lakes, Flamingo and Turtle Lake, plus a beautiful ocean flat. Grab your rod and go when you want to go!

Matt White...

...."I have bonefished almost every morning or afternoon down in Turtle Lake. I have seen bonefish but unfortunately not hooked up with any "yet?"

I saw about 50 to 60 bones tailing along the mangroves the other morning. What an impressive sight to see. Two beautiful flamingos were there as well."

Brian Stone writes...

" I did set a new standard for myself while bonefishing on Flamingo Lake . I had hooked a bonefish that had run far into my backing. After reeling in some of the backing, my line went limp. I figured the fish had snapped my leader. I continued reeling in when I realized that the leader hadn't snapped, but that the Albright knot connecting my fly line and backing had failed. I looked out into the lake and saw my fly line floating on the surface 20 yards out in the lake. I figured the fish must have come off. I walked out and grabbed the fly line. As soon as I grabbed it, the line shot out of my hand and another 40 yards out into the lake. Obviously, the fish was still on. I quickly yanked my fanny pack up to my armpits so my digital camera won't get wet. Off to the races I go charging out into the lake. I grabbed the line, quickly wrapping it around my hand several time and the fight was on!. After several minutes, I was able to land by hand a nice four lb bonefish. Definitely a personal handline record for me. I've since called my buddy at the flyshop who tied the knot and gave him a good ribbing about his knot tying skills."

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