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North Riding Point Club is located on 6 acres of pristine, beach-front property on the southern shore of Grand Bahama. You’ll find spacious, luxurious accommodations in a quiet, spectacular location, excellent gourmet food, and access to spectacular bonefishing.

Fishing

The Bahamas have a well-deserved reputation for the best bonefishing in the world.  Grand Bahama is one of the best in the Bahamas. The north shore of Grand Bahama holds several hundred square miles of flats, inlets and mangroves that comprise a huge area of fishing grounds where you are unlikely to see another boat all day. These areas are packed with bonefish that are less pressured, and therefore more likely to take your fly than their brethren elsewhere in the world.

The north shore of Grand Bahama has the largest bonefish habitat around the island, comprising several hundred square miles of flats, inlets, and mangrove-covered cays literally teeming with large, wild bonefish. It is not uncommon to see dozens, if not hundreds, of fish in a single day.

Grand Bahama is the place to catch large bonefish - those trophy fish we all dream about - in excess of 10 pounds. Fish in the 10 - 12 pound range are fairly common. The average size of landed bonefish is between 5 and 6 pounds - somewhat larger than the average you will find on most other bonefish flats around the world.

Most fishing is done from a poled 16' Dolphin boat with 85 hp Yamaha, although in several areas the wading is first-rate. The flats vary in nature; many exhibit a soft marl or mud bottom, while others support turtle grass, and still others consist of firm, white sand. In all, multiple species of shrimp, crabs, and other bonefish prey are plentiful.

Permit are quite frequently encountered at various times of the year. Multiple species, such as barracuda, several species of jack, small lemon and blacktip sharks, and snappers can be found in and around the flats that hold bonefish.

For a different experience, nearby offshore reefs provide great action - a short boat ride from the Club will take you there. The reefs around Grand Bahama hold dozens of species, among them the prized grouper, as well as jacks, snapper, sharks, mackerel, and amberjack.

Accommodations



North Riding Point Club is situated on six acres of land fronting onto a spectacular three-mile beach. The main lodge and the guest cottages are spaced along the shoreline, each with its own access to the beach. All the buildings are air-conditioned. The lodge contains the kitchen, dining room, lounge, bar, and one guest room.  There are a total of five guest rooms, four of them situated in two separate cottages and one in the main lodge. Each room contains two queen-sized beds, a full bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower, extensive closets and a wall safe. All the rooms have large screened-in patios facing the beach. NRPL prides themselves on offering some of the most spacious and luxurious guest rooms of any fishing lodge anywhere.

The founders Members Lodge is available for a small surcharge and on a limited basis when not in use by NRPL owners. This lodge is a deluxe 2-bedroom cottage with a lounge, dining area and kitchen.

The North Riding Point Club is managed by Tim and Mercedes Comstock, who have spent 25 years in the Caribbean and Bahamas on luxury charter yachts as captain and chef. NRPC has 7 experienced guides, many who have been with the Club since in opened 13 years ago. All guides are licensed captains, with approved safety training. The dedicated housekeeping staff will ensure that your rooms are fresh and clean each day. The kitchen team and award winning chef will insure a memorable culinary experience