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Lost Key Lodge

New on MeridiaDuncan Town, Ragged Island
  • Guided trips
  • All-inclusive

All-inclusive fly-fishing and light-tackle lodge on Ragged Island in the Bahamas' remote Jumentos Cays, offering year-round access to bonefish, permit, and tarpon on the flats plus blue-water charters for marlin and wahoo. Minimal angler pressure and pristine fishery.

Why book

Remote Bahamas lodge with untouched flats for permit and bones, plus blue-water access to marlin and wahoo.

Overview

Lost Key Lodge operates from Duncan Town on Ragged Island, accessible by charter flight from Georgetown Exuma. The lodge accommodates up to 10 guests in 5 rooms and runs week-long all-inclusive programs centered on the Jumentos Cays and surrounding flats. The primary focus is shallow-water fly and light-tackle fishing for bonefish, permit, barracuda, and tarpon, with permit numbers peaking in spring on the southwest-side cays and ocean flats. The lodge also operates a 39-foot Hatteras

At a glance

Type
Fishing Lodge
Fishiness
5/5
Location
Duncan Town, Ragged Island, BS
Best for
Fly Fishing, Inshore, Offshore, Trophy Fish, All Inclusive

What you'll catch

Amenities & features

Amenities

  • Dining / Restaurant
  • Airport Transfer
  • Bar
  • Gear Rental

Activities

  • Snorkeling
  • Boat Trips

Fishing styles

  • Fly Fishing
  • Deep Sea Fishing
  • Inshore Fishing
  • Offshore Fishing

Water types

  • Saltwater

Seasons

  • Year-Round

Skill level

  • Beginner
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced
  • Seasoned Vet

Best for

  • Big Groups
  • Solo Travelers

Themes

  • All-Inclusive
  • Independent
  • Remote / Off-Grid

Getting there

  • Fly-In Only

Climate

  • Tropical
  • Coastal

Lodging style

  • Lodge

What's included

Included

  • Single-occupancy lodging
  • All meals
  • Drinks (soft drinks, juice, limited beer)
  • Daily guided fishing
  • Use of lodge rods and reels for blue water charters

Not included

  • Charter to Duncan Town ($850 pp round trip)
  • Specific liquors
  • Flights to Georgetown Exuma (GGT)
  • Thursday night accommodation in Georgetown

Rooms

Seasons

Lost Key Lodge offers a unique, year-round fishing experience in the Jumentos Cays, emphasizing the untouched nature of this Bahamian fishery. While the lodge operates continuously, the fishing is driven by the presence and behavior of its primary quarry. The lodge's remote location means that angler pressure is virtually non-existent, allowing for a pristine environment where fish populations thrive. The focus is on the flats and nearshore waters, where Bonefish, Permit, and Barracuda are the stars. Bonefish are present throughout the year, with the lodge highlighting that the best time to visit is simply 'when you can,' as weather is a more significant variable than the month. However, the text does mention that Permit numbers increase significantly during specific periods in the spring season, particularly in nearshore cays on the southwest side and ocean flats. Barracuda are also a consistent target, readily available for anglers seeking aggressive strikes. Beyond the flats, the lodge also offers deep-sea fly fishing for pelagic species like Tuna, Wahoo, Dolphin (Mahi-Mahi), and Billfish (White or Blue Marlin, Sailfish). Reef fishing is also exceptional, with abundant Snappers and Groupers. While specific peak months for these offshore species are not detailed, the lodge's 39-foot Hatteras convertible is available for blue water charters, with cuts and drops for large fish being close to the island, minimizing long runs.

Open year-round

Lodge open
Peak — go nowIn seasonOff-season

Trip planning

Minimum stay
7 nights
Sleeps
Up to 10 guests
Rooms
5 rooms
Nearest airport
Georgetown Exuma (GGT)
Timezone
UTC-4

Getting there

Anglers are advised to spend Thursday night in Georgetown, Bahamas. Lodge arranges charter to Duncan Town ($850 pp round trip, not included).

Gear

Gear provided.

Full complement of blue water rods and reels (spin and stand-up) included for blue water charters.

Where you are

Nearby destinations

Towns, regions, and wild places worth exploring around the lodge.

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