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Tuesday, February 15, 2005

Bonefishing Fishing Adventure

Bonefishing Fishing Adventure: "Probably the Best Bone Fishing in the World!








Many Christmas Island anglers feel that this is simply the best, and certainly the most productive, bonefishing in the world.



Opened to sports anglers for the first time in 1982, Christmas Island provides a truly amazing fishing experience. Previously known as the Gilbert Islands, today Christmas Island is officially under the jurisdiction of the Republic of Kiribati (pronounced keer-a-boss). Isolated and expansive, this fishery in unbelievable! Anglers often catch 20 to 40 bonefish a day. In addition to bonefish, there are also six species of trevally in the waters around Christmas Island. Bonefishing is done by wading from shore or by taking a boat to the interior lagoon flats. The water is warm and clear and the climate is steady - winter is virtually indiscernible from summer. A day of offshore fishing for marlin, sailfish, yellowfin tuna, barracuda, dorado, wahoo or offshore trevally is also highly recommended and will be unforgettable.


Located about 1300 miles south of Hawaii, Christmas Island has once a week charter air service from Honolulu. Royal Journeys has been authorized as one of only a few companies who book fishing packages directly with the only major hotel on the island, the Captain Cook. The price for a 7 night package with 6 � days of fishing is $2535 per person and includes air from Honolulu."

2 Comments:

At 12:13 PM, Blogger Duane, the "headless piano teacher" said...

I can't imagine why anyone would fish for a bone, unless he was a beagle, of course...

 
At 11:02 AM, Blogger Carp Master said...

very witty chord guy--- that struck a chord with my readers!!

 

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