BONE FISH

(Albula glossodonta)

Bonefish are sleek, silver torpedoes that inhabit warm, shallow tropical waters.
Known for their incredible speed and power, bonefish are a highly prized species in the world of saltwater fly and light-tackle fishing.
The nickname “grey ghost of the flats” reflects their stealthy, elusive nature in crystal-clear waters.

There are four species of Bonefish; Albula vulpes (North American areas) Albula Esuncula (the eastern Pacific Bonefish)
Albula Gglossodonta (the round jaw Bonefish) and the Albula Oligolepsis (the small-scale Bonefish).

BONEFISH DESTINATIONS