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Nassau, The Bahamas, July 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism is inviting anglers from around the world to experience one of the Caribbean’s premier fishing competitions as the 2nd Annual Bahamas Bonefishing Tournament Series returns.
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Set across the renowned flats of Andros, Long Island and Exuma from September through November, the multi-island tournament series will offer more than $100,000 in cash and prizes while showcasing The Bahamas as a world-class destination for bonefishing. Additional awards will include curated fishing expeditions within The Bahamas, premium angling equipment, and locally crafted Bahamian artwork.
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Open to international anglers at a registration fee of $500 per participant, the series will spotlight The Bahamas’ sport fishing sector by combining elite competition with immersive island experiences that showcase its pristine waters, renowned fishing grounds and commitment to sustainable, high-value tourism. The program will also include angling pairing parties, culturally infused entertainment, festive awards ceremonies, community engagement and networking opportunities among participants.
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“The Bahamas offers a unique and highly differentiated experience within the global tourism landscape,” said the Hon. Glenys Hanna Martin, Minister of Tourism. “It’s shallow-water ecosystems rank among the most productive globally, and its wider marine environment sustains key species that position The Bahamas as not only a leading destination for sustainable flats fishing, but high-quality, nature-based tourism experiences.”
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Supporting the tournament’s commitment to sustainable sportfishing and marine conservation, the Tourism Development Corporation (TDC) and Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT) have partnered to help advance the responsible development of The Bahamas’ sport fishing sector while promoting the preservation of the country’s valuable marine ecosystems and natural resources.
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“This continued collaboration reflects our shared commitment to celebrating The Bahamas’ world-renowned flats fishery while protecting and increasing awareness on the habitats, fisheries, and communities that sustain it,” said Rashema Ingraham, Caribbean Program Director, BTT.
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“By bringing together guides, anglers, government, and local communities across several islands, the tournament series creates a meaningful platform for conservation education, stewardship, and action. It also provides an important opportunity to increase visibility on the increasing need to ensure best handling practices for catch-and-release fishing, ensuring that bonefish are released healthy, and that this iconic fishery remains strong for future generations.
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