Little Cayman Fishing...

Years before divers discovered Little Cayman's Bloody Bay Wall and proclaimed it one of the underwater wonders of the diving world, a select group of U.S. fisherman founded the Southern Cross Club fishing lodge and were already wondering how to keep "crowds" away from their cherished refuge.

Little Cayman's reputation as a great fishing destination has grown, because of the variety of angling experiences it offers--and the ease of finding them. Few small Caribbean islands can make this claim: anglers can catch and release a bonefish, try newly-tied flies on tarpon and land a yellowfin tuna or other pelagic gamefish all in the same day. Today, these three distinct sportfishing opportunities still challenge anglers year-round.

While good deep sea fishing also exists within a quarter to a half-mile offshore where the deep water begins (for gamefish including blue marlin, dolphin, wahoo, tuna and barracuda) Little Cayman's main attraction for anglers is light tackle action from bonefish, small tarpon and permit.

Of the three Cayman Islands, Little Cayman remains the one best prepared to accommodate skilled anglers who want light tackle fishing action.

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