Fishing Tournament

Designed as one of the finest fishing tournaments and cultural festivals, this exciting competition is judged based on the most snappers caught by weight, the largest snapper caught, fish scaling and best seasoned fish. As the snapper fish is one of the most abundant fishes in the Bahamas, this annual event offers good times for all!

This is the second leg of The Abaco Diamond Series, and the lineup reads like a regular who's who of today's billfish tournament circuit. Production boats challenge the custom boats in this all-release format to settle the age-old debate. Think you've got what it takes?

This is the first leg of the Abaco Diamond Series and the perfect transition from sailfish to blue marlin season. 

This annual event is designed to spotlight Spanish Well's fishing industry and enhance the visitor experience. It features fishing tournaments, cycling race, live entertainment, games, delicious seafood dishes and drinks. Vendours will be selling locally made shell jewelry.

This tournament is designed to foster a competitive angling atmosphere in pursuit of a specific species of fish. 

Sports fishing is indeed more adventurous, bigger and better in The Bahamas.

Get your passports ready, pack your bags and get ready to sail.

The goal of this annual initiative is to protect our waters by controlling the numbers of invasive lionfish in a fun and educational competition. Up for grabs will be cash and prizes, along with the opportunity to enjoy a taste of the lionfish cooked on the spot.

The Bahamas' most elite fishing tournament offers $100,000 in cash prizes (based on 40 boats). An average of about 40-50 invitations are sent out, placing anglers in the center of one of the top Marlin fishing spots in the world.

An exclusive invitation-only Billfish tournament, the Custom Shootout is limited to 50 custom-built inboard boat teams - 32' or larger. The boats chosen represent the U.S. custom boat manufacturers in an all-release format. This all-charity event contributes more than $500,000 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, the Wounded Warriors, and many other organizations in need.