Our Story
Phicol Wallace has lived on Ragged Island his entire life and his family has lived on the Islands since the 1700’s. He is a seasoned blue water captain and is excited to have you join us on Ragged Island. He is also the master of logistics. a trained mechanic and able to handle any and all situations that might arise in such a remote location.
Our other partner, Will Blair has spent the past 22 years operating on the Kamchatka Peninsula of Eastern Russia, the most remote wilderness fly fishing programs on planet earth. He brings the fly fishing enthusiasm to a place virtually untouched by humans and in our own backyard. Will is sure he has found a reliable and wonderful Bahamian partner in Phicol Wallace.
We are excited to show you some of the best fly fishing the Bahamas has to offer.
Fly Fishing the Bahamas
Lost Key Lodge offers what many consider the least-pressured fly fishing in the Bahamas.
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THE EXPERIENCE
With untold miles of Cays to explore with your guide, the sheer number of fish will astound even the most seasoned explorer.
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THE LODGE
Accommodating 4 anglers maximum, Lost Key Lodge is like few other experiences for the adventure angler.
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THE LOCATION
60 miles north of Cuba, Lost Key Lodge is on the edge of the Bahamas in an undamaged Caribbean ecosystem.
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Alaska and Brazil Programs
We offer remote wilderness fishing in two of the Americas best wilderness areas. Uncrowded Alaska and exclusive Amazon.
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Off on another jungle adventure. A month in 4 or five locations in the Amazon. My soul needs the wilderness.
I was down river with Bob and Karen Knight. Knowing Bob I put him on the prime spot and asked Karen to walk up into a small back channel. We had walked maybe 30 yards when I see a big trout laying in a depression from an old Chum salmon spawning redd.
I say Karen look at that trout! She replied oh that’s a salmon. I then tell her to pitch her flesh fly in just above the fish to see what it is. The second the fly lands that fish clobbers it and cart wheels down the run. While taking photos Karen says” you know Will I don’t care about catching fish but Bob really wants to get the big ones”. I laugh and tell her that he will. It was a spectacular day with Bob landing a monster fish later on a dry fly.
Reminiscing about some of the great fishing on Kamchatka. This fish was head and tail rising to big olive mayflies on the seam created by my anchored boat. I walked out climbed in the boat, set up my rod, climbed back out and caught this fish. It was about ten feet off the boat and never spooked, never stopped rising.
"I travel at least two times a year for saltwater and have been involved in many operations around the world. The Jumento Cays are the last of the best in the Caribbean. A truly unspoiled fishery. ”
– Mike M, California, USA