fishing on rum cay
Wahoo . Marlin . Tuna . Dolphin . Snapper . Grouper . Bonefish
Within minutes of rounding the reef off Sumner Point Marina you will be in deep enough water to be going for big game fish such as wahoo, blue marlin, tuna and dolphin! This is truly some of the best sport fishing in the Bahamas! No travel time…just fishing time. For those that like to try their hand at fly the Rum Cay Salt Pond is a great place to go for the elusive bonefish.
If you are interested in fishing out of Rum Cay you can fish with one of the locals. Check out Boat Excursions below!
Note: Sumner Point Marina has limited services. It’s best to call them ahead at 242-434-8470.
boat excursions
Join Dickie Cash for a half or full day boat excursion. Go for some fishing, hit beaches that are only accessible by boat, snorkeling, surfing or check out the Hartford Cave. Do a combination, Dickie is all about the Rum Cay experience and showing you a great day out in the water.
17′ – Half Day – $200 plus fuel, Full Day – $350 plus fuel
22′ – Half Day – $250 plus fuel, Full Day – $400 plus fuel
Rates include captain, bait & rods. Does not include fuel or snorkel equipment. Lunch options are available. Just contact Dickie for more information.
Contact Dickie on WhatsApp – 242-455-5547
exploring rum cay beaches
Want to run naked on your own beach? This is the place to do that!!! You can walk for miles on these beaches and will not see another person!
Imagine the softest, pinkish sand holding unfound treasures. You just never know what you will find! Swords, sea glass, old bottles, shells, messages in a bottle, driftwood, glass balls…..the list is endless. What will you find?
surfing on rum cay
It’s a secret so Mum’s the word! There are 14 surf breaks around the island! However the surf is inconsistent so watch out for a NE swell for the best conditions!
Kite surfing: bring your own kites and surf right in St. George’s Bay or the Salt Pond. There are incredible views especially during a Rum Cay sunset!
shark show
There’s nothing like watching sharks feeding very close up. During sportfishing season (February-July) the sharks come in at dusk while the captain’s are cleaning the fish. The carcasses get tossed into the marina which adds to the spectacle of the Sumner Point Shark Show. Now tie a rope onto a fish carcass and go fishing for shark….lots of testosterone is involved here but great fun for all!
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