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Discover some of the world's finest sport
fishing action in a relaxed and unspoiled island paradise
- Rum Cay, Bahamas. Stay in a luxury vacation rental - the
waterfront Coral House. Our 54 ft. sport fisher, Relentless,
is tied up just steps from your room. Rum Cay is an unique
experience for the serious sports fishing enthusiast. Nutrient
rich waters are driven upwards by an amazing array of banks
and pinnacles bringing a wide variety of trophy and world-record
class sport fish to our waters including: Marlin, Wahoo, Dorado,
and Tuna - plus an amazing array of bottom and reef fish.
While Rum Cay is a fisherman's paradise, there's more to this
little piece of real estate than just fishing. Miles and miles
of white and pink coral sand beaches are waiting for you to
explore. Pristine reefs offer spectacular snorkeling opportunities
just a short swim from many of our beaches. While full dive
services are not yet available, we're working on bringing
basic dive service (tank fills, weights) to our area so scuba
diving enthusiasts can experience dives that rival such famous
sites as Grand Cayman and the Great Barrier Reef. With our
fleet of three boats – including our custom 54 foot
Ricky Scarborough sport fishing yacht Relentless,
a 27 foot Rambo center console and a 16 foot Shipok flats
skiff – your options for fishing, cruising or just exploring
this magical island are unlimited.
Add to the mix our custom 3,500 square foot "Coral
House" available for rent as your own "villa
by the sea" and you have the makings of an unforgettable
island getaway with your friends, family or business associates.
Virtually unchanged – save for modern utilities, internet
access and a few paved roads – Rum Cay and the Sumner
Point Marina area are what the islands used to be... unspoiled
by the rampant development you'll see on most other islands
in the Bahamas and the Carribean. Come experience island life
in it's natural state while still having the luxuries of a
private home set right on the water just steps from your own
private dock. If you have any questions or if we can help
you plan your vacation here with us in any way, please
contact us at your convenience. We'll get back to you
as soon as possible, but remember, we may be out fishing or
living life at an islander's pace so please be patient...
it's well worth it!!
From Rum Cay, June 8th, 2007
Greetings from Rum Cay
The past week has seen a very strong showing by the blue marlin.
Over the past 8 days fishing we have raised 19 marlin and
have met with mixed results.
Joe Hurwitz , Ed Curtis, Steven Curtis, Brian "Cuda Boy
Willey, Henry Hurwitz and Tom Terril just finished fishing
3 days with us and had great fishing. Every day we caught
mahi mahi, big yellowfin tunas and the occaisional wahoo.
But the story is blue marlin. Yesterday after the lines were
in the water for 10 minutes we raised a double header of blue
marlin and hooked up to one well over 500lbs. and while we
were involved clearing the lines we had a second marlin in
excess of 400lbs. pulling on the teaser. The big marlin we
hooked proceded to put on a great show quickly taking over
400 yards of line before coming off. Bad luck. Additionally
we released a blue marlin for first timer Steven Curtis and
finished the trip on a high note.
It appears that the big blue marlin have moved into the Rum
Cay area and are here in good numbers. The Relentless has
been fortunate to raise an average of 3 marlin per day. But
not to be left out the tunas and mahi mahi have been steady
and have provided lots of action for our anglers.
We are taking a brief respite from the action to recharge
our batteries and get ready for the next group of fishermen
but we will be back fishing next week. For any interested
parties we still have great dates available for the summer.
Tight lines,
Captain Ross"Flash"Clark |

Rum Cay & Relentless Sport
Fishing is featured on U.S. and Canadian TV, but you can
watch the show right here!
IGFA Angler's Digest made a special trip down to Rum
Cay in April and filmed with us for two days. While we didn't
raise any marlin, we did have some terrific action on Dorado,
Wahoo, Big Barracuda and a Yellowfin Tuna – the Tuna
came up head only as we watched a tiger shark eat just about
the entire body in a single bite.
Watch for the show on either THE
SPORTSMAN CHANNEL in the U.S. and on
WILD TV in Canada. For more information about IGFA
Angler's Digest, visit their website.
SHOW SCHEDULE ALL TIMES EST
THE
SPORTSMAN CHANNEL
Monday 4:00 AM
Monday 2:00 PM
Wednesday 9:30 PM
Friday 12:30 AM
Saturday 3:30 PM
WILD
TV CANADA
Mondays @ 11:30am
Thursdays @ 5:30am
Sundays @ 7:30pm
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