Five Good Reasons To Fish The Bahamas With Tim Rajeff and Tom Larimer.

Tim Rajeff gets the ghost.

1. Your double haul needs some help...

2.  Tim is one of the best casting instructors in the world.

3. Hanging out with Tim is really, really fun.

4. Catching bonefish, barracuda and permit is pretty cool too.

5. You're going to need a break from the Northwest winter come February 25th.

Tim and I are headed down to Andros South Lodge on February 25th, 2012.  Drop me a line if spending a week on the flats with Tim and I sounds like fun.

-Tom Larimer

Four Spots Left for Andros South 2012

Are you tired of the cold, rainy weather we've had this spring?  Imagine eighty-five degree sun, beautiful white sand flats, huge bonefish and the best fly fishing lodge in the Bahamas.  Sounds pretty good right about now!

  

Now is the time to be thinking about your winter vacation for next year.  Consider joining me on an epic flats fishing trip to Andros South Lodge.  We'll be chasing some of the biggest bonefish in the world.  Bring your ten weight because you'll get shots at giant barracuda and permit as well!  I'm headed south from February 25th to March 3rd, 2012. 

  

 After spending a week at Andros South this winter, I can honestly say it was the finest saltwater experience I've ever had.  The lodge was stellar, the food was out of this world, the guides were incredible and the fishing was off the charts.  Visit my website for more trip details or to see more photos  from my 2011 trip.  I only have four spots left to fill for 2012.  Please contact me via email or give me a call at (541) 490-9446 if you're interested in pursuing giant bonefish under the sun next winter.

Sincerely,

Tom Larimer

Larimer Outfitters

I Wanna Go Back to Andros South

Image: Cam Miller

It's raining again...  Can't wait for Andros South 2012.  Bonefish, sunshine, cold beer and great food, what's not to like?

-TL

Ride 'Em Cowboy

I'm debating starting a new blog inspired by Moldy Chum... Look for the launch of Moldy Shark in the upcoming months.

-TL

Bahamas Bonefish Day Three

So far, my trip to Andros South in search of bonefish has been incredible.  In the past, I never considered taking a destination fly fishing trip with the primary focus on bonefish.  After all, I’m a steelhead dude… I like big fish that pull hard and jump high.  I love the fact that we earn every steelhead, we suffer for it.  In many ways, suffering is just a right of passage.

Down here in the Bahamas, “every-ting ok mon…”  The most suffering I’ve done was my beer wasn’t quit as cold as I like it for the boat ride home after the days fishing.  (Fortunately, one of the guides owns a bar conveniently located next to the dock where the beer is always 38 degrees) It’s about the most laid back place I’ve ever fished.  The local Bahamians possess a refreshing calmness about everything in their life.  Every one of them seams to be unbelievably content.  Honestly, it has a way of rubbing off on you while you’re here.

As for the fishing, all I can say is the week has been filled with blistering hot fish, many shots at monster singles and doubles and tons of laughter.  Laughter is in there because I can’t stop smiling while I’m here.  The guides are great, the lodge is first class, and the folks fishing here are all loving it.  It’s been one of the most enjoyable fishing experiences I’ve ever had.  

-Tom Larimer

It's All Good Mon... Bahamas Bonefish

It was thirty-seven degrees and raining sideways yesterday morning in Hood River.  This morning it was 80 degrees and sunny in the Bahamas.  At the moment, I’m thoroughly enjoying a good buzz from the local beer and a day of super fun bonefishing at Andros South Lodge.  I’ve traveled down here to scope out the fishery and to learn more about the lodge.  Hopefully, we'll be hosting a trip here next winter.

I’ll be here all week chasing bonefish, barracuda and a wide variety of other toothy critters on the flats.  Stay tuned for updates on my week.  So far, it’s been amazing!  Great food, great company and great fishing…  After a cold, wet Northwest winter, it’s exactly what the doctor ordered.

-Tom Larimer