Never saw tailing bones like we did today can’t wait till Saturday thanks Dwayne

Such a tough day and Dwayne did everything a good guide could do to find fish. We contended with 20-30 mph winds and broken clouds. The bones didn’t want to come up to the flats and the few fish we did locate were in slightly deeper water. I was able to get my fly to one and catch my first bone. Dwayne was incredibly fun to be with and we moved around a lot looking for fish. The boat was what I look for when I find a guide, older, well used and well maintained. I learned a ton and couldn’t have asked for a better trip considering the conditions. My wife was able to come along as a non-angler and wandered some of the sand bars while we fished.

I’ll definitely be booking with Dwayne the next time I come to Long Island and I’ll be praying the weather is a bit nicer.

Second day with Dwayne. The conditions sucked and it was our final day on Long Island so we ventured back out. Anytime I pay for a guided trip, I’m paying for an experience not numbers. Dwayne made the trip as worthwhile as possible and continued to teach me about the flats and bonefish. I would happily pay double or triple his guide price if he put on a bonefish class. His knowledge is incredible and his humor is always present.

My wife and I are considering Exuma for our next trip and I will probably find a way to get over to Long Island just to fish with Dwayne again.

There are extensive flats for fishing within a 15 minute boat ride from Deadman’s Cay.  Almost all of the fishing was done by wading.  The sand flats are soft enough for bare feet.  The fishing was fast and furious when the tides were in our favor.  Dwayne worked tirelessly for us. His passion and enthusiasm for bonefishing were evident. Our sincere thanks to him.