End of Summer Deals for Old Bahama Bay, Guy’s West End Outpost
September 15, 2014 at 2:31 am | Posted in Bahamas, Billfish, Bonefish, Diving, Fishing, Grand Bahamas Island, Guy Harvey, Marlin, Old Bahama Bay, Scuba Diving, Tuna, Uncategorized | Leave a commentTags: Bahamas
Too Cheap To Stay Home!
If you are looking for a great deal, Guy Harvey Outpost has them at Old Bahama Bay, now through Sept 30th. Book Junior Suites for only $150 per night weekdays and $199 Friday/Saturday nights (plus tax and service). Book Dockage for $1.50 weekdays and $1.75 weekends per foot, per night.
Come and enjoy the barefoot elegance Old Bahama Bay offers couples and families. Outpost Guests receive Complementary Watersports including: Kayaking, paddle boards, sailing, snorkeling & our oceanfront pool. Up for a little off property adventure? There is great diving and fishing just minutes from our private marina. Scuba dive on the Wall or fish for Tuna, Marlin or Bonefish we have it all. And for those who just need a break, we have hammocks and umbrella drinks to help you chill out. For more information call 800 513-5257 or reservations@guyharveyoutpost.com .
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Light It Up! Bimini Beach Bash, Bonfire & Tournament
May 29, 2014 at 5:08 pm | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentTags: Bahamas, Bahamas Fishing, Bahamas Party, Bimini, Bimini Sands, blue marlin, Bouncer, Bouncer Smith, Fireworks, fishing, fishing tournament, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Outpost
Come celebrate Summer with Guy Harvey & Bouncer Smith at Guy Harvey Outpost’s flaming hot party at the Bimini Sands Resort & Marina! We kick it all off at the Bimini Boatyard June 23rd 6pm and head east to South Bimini June 26-29th. This will be an event to remember! Spectacular Bonfires Friday and Saturday nights. For details call 800.513.5257 or Click the photo.
Bouncer for Sale at Guy Harvey’s Bimini Sands Beach Bash, Bonfire & Tournament
May 17, 2014 at 5:29 am | Posted in Bahamas, Billfish, Billfish Invitational, Bimini, Bonefish, Bonefish Bimini, Dive Bimini, Dolphins, Fishing, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation, Lionfish, Marlin, Sailfish, Tuna | Leave a commentTags: Bahamas, Bahamas Fishing, Beaches, Bimini, Bonfire, Dolphin Fishing, fishing, Fishing Tournaments, Marlin Fishing, offshore fishing
“Legendary Captain” Bouncer Smith Auctions Bimini Fishing Charters To Benefit Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation and IGFA, During Guy Harvey Outpost Beach Bash Bonfire & Tournament at Bimini Sands Resort & Marina June 26 – June 29
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (May 8, 2014) – Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts announced today plans to offer Bimini fishing charters with IGFA “Legendary Captain” Bouncer Smith during its upcoming Beach Bash Bonfire and Tournament. The June 26-29 tournament will be hosted by Bimini Sands Resort & Marina, the newest member of the Guy Harvey Outpost Expedition Collection of offshore resorts and lodges. Guy Harvey Outpost has opened on-line tournament registration where anglers and their guests can bid on half and full day charters with Capt. Bouncer. Auction proceeds will go directly to the IGFA and Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation to benefit conservation efforts in Bimini and its surrounding waters.
“This is a first for me,” said Capt. Bouncer. “I’ve taken clients to Bimini to chase world records, but this is a special opportunity for anyone of any age who wants to learn first-hand my secrets of the Bimini fishing grounds.” Added Mark Ellert, president of Guy Harvey Outpost, “Fishing Bouncer and his 33-foot Dusky is the difference between fishing and catching, whatever your target species might be in Bimini. If you want to improve your odds at winning this tournament, chartering Bouncer is the way to do it.” Capt. Bouncer and crew will be available for half day charters Thursday afternoon and Friday and for a full day charter the day of the tournament, Saturday, June 28.
The tournament format will provide prizes for all ages and species, with boat awards and scoring incentives based on largest fish caught and released. A separate billfish division will award both teams and anglers with the highest aggregate points based on the number of billfish caught and released. “With awards for length not number of fish, luck will be a factor and should create some surprising winners for non-billfish species. After all, even blind squirrels find nuts on occasion,” adds Capt. Bouncer with his trademark smile.
Tournament festivities will kick off Monday evening, June 23, in Fort Lauderdale with a pre-departure dockside party hosted by Papa’s Pilar Rum at the Bimini Boatyard Bar & Grill. Capt. Bouncer Smith will be on hand to offer tips on current Bimini fishing conditions and techniques. From there the action moves to the Bimini Sands Resort & Marina, with pre-fishing and social activities on Thursday and Friday, June 26 and 27. Saturday is tournament day, with fishing from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm, followed by beachfront pig-roast and awards ceremony that evening.
For more information and to register for the tournament or bid on a Capt. Bouncer charter, call Guy Harvey Outpost at 1-800-513-5257 or visit www.GuyHarveyOutpost.com/BeachBash.
About Captain Bouncer Smith
Inducted by the IGFA in 2014 as a “Legendary Captain”, Capt. Bouncer Smith is a South Florida sport fishing pioneer. Respected for his intimate sport fishing knowledge Capt. Bouncer Smith has devoted his life to sharing fishing with others through his radio shows, magazine articles, seminars, and IGFA “conservation through education” efforts. Fishing out of the Miami Beach Marina, Capt. Bouncer and his 33’ Dusky center console are icons among South Florida charter boat captains and crews, having won most major South Florida fishing tournaments during his career. For more information visit www.captbouncer.com
About The Guy Harvey Outpost Beach Bash, Bonfire and Tournament
The Guy Harvey Outpost Beach Bash, Bonfire and Tournament will be held June 26-29 at Bimini Sands Resort & Marina. The event marks the return of Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts to Bimini, the birthplace of the International Game Fishing Association (IGFA), after a two year hiatus to pursue development elsewhere in the Bahamas and Caribbean. The event will feature an exciting IGFA compliant fishing competition, scuba diving, family-friendly Bahamian activities and much more, headlined by world-renowned marine artist and conservation advocate Guy Harvey and Florida fishing authority Capt. Bouncer Smith. During the event’s signature bonfire celebrations, 30-foot tall Blue Marlin wire sculptures by artist Bobby Little will be lit on fire Friday and Saturday night. The company expects the Beach Bash, Bonfire and Tournament to become a standing South Bimini summertime event at the Bimini Sands Resort & Marina. For more information visit www.GuyHarveyOutpost.com/BeachBash.
About Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts & Lodges
Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts & Lodges promote sustainable adventure tourism and high quality watersport activities. With properties located in pristine waterfront settings, the company has become a symbol of ocean conservation and awareness while fostering lifelong memories for its guests. Its Signature Collection properties currently include the Tradewinds Resort on St. Petersburg Beach and the Islander Resort in Islamorada, and construction is underway on a 30-unit eco-lodge in the Galapagos Islands. Members of the company’s Expedition Portfolio include a network of independently owned and operated boutique hotels in Mexico and the Bahamas. For more information and reservations at all Guy Harvey Outpost properties, visit www.GuyHarveyOutpost.com.
About Bimini Sands Resort & Marina
Located 50 miles from Miami on the gateway island of South Bimini, Bimini Sands Resort & Marina features fully furnished villas with breathtaking waterfront views, a full-service marina accommodating boats up to 115 feet and three freshwater swimming pools. Bimini Sands also boasts several upscale dining options, including the island’s only sushi bar, and guests can enjoy a full complement of watersport activities. Minutes from Bimini International Airport, its idyllic location offers spectacular views of Bimini’s unparalleled blue waters and radiant sunsets, along with picturesque coral reefs and a secluded beach setting. Family-owned and operated for more than 15 years, Bimini Sands is one of the Bahamas’ best-rated family vacation destinations. For more information visit www.biminisands.com.
Bimini Sands Resort & Marina Joins Expedition Collection by Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts & Lodges
April 15, 2014 at 2:37 pm | Posted in Bahamas, Bimini, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Outpost Ltd., Neal Watson, Scuba Bimini | Leave a commentTags: Bahamas, Bimini, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Outpost, Neal Watson
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – Guy Harvey, Chairman of Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts & Lodges announced today that Bimini Sands Resort & Marina has joined the company’s Expedition Collection, a portfolio of Outpost properties that stretches through the Bahamas, Caribbean and Galapagos Islands.
“We are thrilled that Bimini Sands invited us back to Bimini,” noted Harvey, a celebrated international marine wildlife artist, scientist and conservationist. In announcing the company’s return to the legendary fishing island, Harvey added: “Our fans want us back in Bimini to help promote and protect the island’s heritage they have enjoyed for years and hope to pass on to the next generation.”
The company returns to Bimini after helping reopen another resort on North Bimini in 2010. “We turned the lights back on in sleepy Alice Town, but now it’s a boom town on North Bimini,” notes Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts & Lodges President Mark Ellert. “Bimini Sands offers our customers what they want – lots of activities, great facilities and an incredible vacation value. Add the laid back vibe of South Bimini, and whether you’re traveling with family or friends for a weekend or a week, you’ll have a visit worthy of a Hemingway story.”
Adds Guy Harvey, “Life’s an adventure, and with this affiliation, we now can enjoy sharing adventures with our friends and colleagues who live and work on South Bimini at Bimini Sands.”
The only resort on South Bimini, Bimini Sands is Resort & Marina is a familiar beacon to boaters, with its oceanfront townhouses steps from a powder soft beach. In addition to being the only marina in Bimini to carry the internationally recognized Blue Flag designation for environmental stewardship, it is also a member of the Shark Free Marina Initiative and active promoter or shark conservation measures.
South Bimini is home of the renown Bimini Shark Lab, under the direction of Dr. Samuel Gruber, a collaborator of Dr. Harvey and his Guy Harvey Research Institute in cutting edge shark tagging and research. “South Bimini is one of the world’s foremost shark research outposts. It’s only fitting we should have our Outpost here too,” added Ellert.
The Bimini Sands Resort & Marina has an extensive activities program supervised by Grant Johnson and Katie Grudecki, both graduates and former managers of the Shark Lab. It offers a full complement of resort facilities in addition to its eco-tourism activities and water sports.
The resort is also home to Neal Watson’s Bimini Scuba Center, a full service dive operation established last year by Outpost Director of Dive Operations, Neal Watson. The resort is earning rave reviews among recreational divers, scientists and international film crews for its Hammerhead Shark dives and Big Animal Safaris. “Neal is synonymous with Bimini diving,” adds Guy. “If you’re diving Bimini for research or recreation, why dive with anyone else, and why stay anywhere but Bimini Sands?”
Neal Watson adds, “we gave our dive boat my nickname, the Dive God, so there would be no confusion over who’s running the show. But given Guy’s diving record, it looks like we’ll be working on our rock, paper, scissors skills to see who’s in charge when he comes aboard!” Guy Harvey was inducted this past year into the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame.
“We have townhouse units sitting directly on the beach with a new infinity pool complex, some of the best dining and entertainment to be had in Bimini, and a marina with floating docks, fuel, on-site customs and a direct channel to open water,” notes Frank Cooney, owner of the resort. ”Unquestionably, we are the best family friendly resort in Bimini for the Guy Harvey Outpost customer, whether you’re an angler, diver or just a beach-potato,” he adds with a grin.
For more information, contact Guy Harvey Outpost Reservations at 800.513.5257.
DISPATCH FROM THE FIELD, PART II: Lionfish 101, Lessons for Novice Lionfish Hunters
July 11, 2013 at 6:19 pm | Posted in Bahamas, Conservation, Green Turtle Club, Guy Harvey Outpost Ltd., Lionfish, Marine Science | Leave a commentTags: Bahamas, conservation, Green Turtle Club, Guy Harvey Outpost, Lionfish, marine conservation
This is Part II of a 3-part report by Capt. Ned Stone, Director of Programs for Guy Harvey Outpost, following his participation in the Green Turtle Club’s 5th Annual Lionfish Derby. Read Part I here.
Following Derby registration Lad Akins of Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) gave an excellent presentation on the Lionfish invasion and some words of wisdom for the divers.
The Lionfish invasion is well known. What to do about it is not. One of the actions REEF has devised is a series of Lionfish Derbies. Designed to raise awareness and to remove as many Lionfish from a given area as possible these events are fun and social as well. REEF conducts population studies before and after the Derbies and five years in the Derbies appear to be affecting local populations as the size of the average fish caught is trending smaller. Let’s be clear here; these are barely control mechanisms and NOT eradication.
Lionfish spines along their backs, lower jaw & ventral (belly) have poisonous venom. The venom is not fatal unless you have an allergic reaction. It is however extremely painful. Do your research so that you are sufficiently knowledgable before you start hunting. www.REEF.org is a great resource for information.
Avoid handling lionfish un-necessarily. Invest in good gloves. Medical waste “sharps resistant” gloves are ideal. Hex Armour, Sharpsmasters II for example. Follow REEF’s recommendation for handling Lionfish. If you are snorkling you can exchange spears with a pal in the boat. Your team mate can use the lid and side of the cooler to remove the Lionfish from the spear without ever coming near the spines.
DISPATCH FROM THE FIELD: 5th Annual Lionfish Derby, Green Turtle Club, Abaco, Bahamas
July 4, 2013 at 12:05 am | Posted in Abaco, Bahamas, Conservation, Green Turtle Club, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation, Guy Harvey Outpost Ltd., Lionfish | 1 CommentTags: Bahamas, conservation, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation, Guy Harvey Outpost, Lionfish, marine conservation
This is Part I of a 3-part report by Capt. Ned Stone, Director of Programs for Guy Harvey Outpost, following his participation in the Green Turtle Club’s 5th Annual Lionfish Derby.
Filed by Capt. Ned Stone
Guy Harvey Outpost HQ, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
July 3, 2013
I caught the 12:30pm Lauderdale flight to Treasure Cay. Grabbed my bag at gate check and was through immigration and customs in 10 minutes. A couple of ladies asked me how to get to Green Turtle. I said “Come on, let’s go.” We piled into the second van in line and before the taxi’s air-conditioning had fully engaged we were unloading at the ferry dock. The ferry arrived shortly and our bags were stowed before we could say “Thank you.” We dropped some folks in town and a couple others along the way but were checked in at the Club in time for a grilled Mahi sandwich before 3 o’clock.
The Rum Punch, last year’s International Winners invited me to join their team. Boat name aside these guys were serious. I was on the dock at 0525 and we were underway at 0545. With an hour’s run north we were in the water by 7am. We spread out along the lee shore of Allen’s Cay and started the hunt. I had been assigned a pink mask and a pink pole spear. I needed to kill something quick to re-claim my “Man Card.” I saw lots of juvenile Nassau Grouper, a big octopus, a couple of lobster and plenty of snapper but no lionfish on the reef.
Jenna, our ever ready driver repositioned us down current. Val got one right off the bat. George got one too; so things were looking up. Well sort of, I was filled with conflicting emotions. When we can’t find them, that IS a good thing, right? But charged with testosterone and on a mission; I needed to score. In a Derby you really do keep score. A hundred yards later I spied the enemy. There were two proud sentinels guarding their fort. My blood pressure jumped. I grabbed my nose, dove, pulled my pole spear back and let fly. A single spine of my paralizer had him; my shot was a bit high and left; a little too eager. I pulled back to get his comrade before he could get away. This time I took an extra second and lined up – center mass. Got him! But the thrust shook the first guy free and he was gone deep in the reef.
Further along I spied a small lionfish. I lined him in my sights, and pulled the trigger. He was just too small. He got pinned to the reef with holes in him but when I pulled the spear back all those feathers went to work squirting into the reef
Our catch count was holding at 5 fish. We were running low on time and energy. We stopped at Spanish Cay dock where the owner said “Killed three yesterday. Take another look.” Over I went and was just about done when I spied the enemy out on a dolphin pile. I needed to make one more kill. This time I got in close and lined up the spear just outside his fin tips and let her go. Three divers, a blond helms-lady, and a lot of saltwater, Six dead lionfish, priceless!
Fortunately we had lots of help from Bahamian and international teams; combined we captured a total of 1204 of the enemy.
Guy Harvey Magazine Editor-in-Chief Fred Garth All Smiles After West End Fly Fishing Trip
January 7, 2013 at 8:22 pm | Posted in Bahamas, Bonefish, Guy Harvey Magazine, Guy Harvey Outpost Ltd., Old Bahama Bay | Leave a commentTags: Bahamas, bonefish, Fred Garth, Guy Harvey Magazine, Guy Harvey Outpost, Old Bahama Bay
Fred Garth, Editor-in-Chief of Guy Harvey Magazine, caught this 11.2 pound bonefish off the West End of Grand Bahama on January 6, 2013, while fly fishing out of the Old Bahama Bay club with fishing guide Tommy Rolle, who is the son of legendary guide Bonefish Folley.
The Rolle family has been fishing the waters of the Bahamas for almost a century. Tommy has been guiding since he was 11 years old, and his brother Carl is also an active guide. Their father, Israel “Bonefish Rolle” Folley, was perhaps the Bahamas greatest fishing ambassador. He passed away in August at age 91.
Born in the island of Andros, Bonefish Folley learned his trade in Bimini and eventually settled in West End as the tourism industry began to grow. During his life, he fished with many celebrities and dignitaries including Ernest Hemingway, Curt Gowdy, Martin Luther King and President Richard Nixon.
Folley is immortalized in song by Bahamian musician Phil Stubbs who sings about the man who is meek and lowly, he is the one and only Bonefish Folley. The song is still heard on radio stations throughout The Bahamas. In 2006, Old Bahama Bay Resort and Yacht Harbour dedicated a restaurant in his honor and it is a must-stop for boaters who want to view the photos and memorabilia of this great fisherman.
Enjoy a White Christmas in the Islands with Old Bahama Bay’s “Bahama Bucks”!
November 30, 2012 at 6:33 pm | Posted in Bahamas, Grand Bahamas Island, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Outpost Ltd., Old Bahama Bay | Leave a commentTags: Bahama Bucks, Bahamas, Grand Bahama Island, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Outpost, Old Bahama Bay
$100 Value for just $50, no purchase limits!
The temperatures are plummeting and soon the snows will be falling. Come winter, everyone knows it’s better in the Bahamas.
Santa and the elves have gone down island, working overtime printing Bahama Bucks at Old Bahama Bay. Fifty dollars gets you a $100 Bahama Buck! Stuff your stockings with Bahama Bucks till you run out of family and friends, or spend ’em to double down on your someone special!
It’s not everyday you can trade in a $50 bill for a C note! Call it debt relief! Call it magic. We call it Bahama Bucks. They’re real enough. Use them to pay for your next vacation at Old Bahama Bay. Call Santa today for details – 800.513.5257. But hurry, the printing press shuts off on New Years Eve!
Old Bahama Bay Resort Joins Guy Harvey Outpost
September 6, 2012 at 9:20 pm | Posted in Bahamas, Fishing, Grand Bahamas Island, Guy Harvey Outpost Ltd., Old Bahama Bay | Leave a commentTags: Abacos, Bahamas, fishing, Grand Bahama, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Outpost, Old Bahama Bay
Ft. Lauderdale, FL — September 5, 2012— Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts announced today that the popular Old Bahama Bay Resort & Yacht Harbour is the newest member of the Expedition Properties Portfolio by Guy Harvey Outpost. Old Bahama Bay marks the third Outpost Expedition Property in the northern Bahamas since launching the program earlier this year.
Making the announcement today were Outpost co-founders Mark Ellert and Bill Shedd, along with James Culmer, the manager of Old Bahama Bay Resort & Yacht Harbour. “Old Bahama Bay is without question one of the most popular out-island marina resorts in the Bahamas, with world class fishing and legendary diving,” remarked Outpost President, Ellert. “It’s the front door to the Northern Bahamas for the entire eastern seaboard boating and fishing community, so Old Bahama Bay is a perfect complement to our other Outpost Expedition properties in the Abaco Islands .”
Bill Shedd, added “For Outpost, it’s important to promote the understanding and appreciation of a destination’s relationship to its larger marine ecosystem. From Old Bahama Bay on past the Green Turtle Club to the Blackfly Bonefish Lodge at the south end of Great Abaco island, there are well over 200 miles of shoreline, flats, reefs, coves and cays. Each is uniquely different, but together they make for a remarkably vibrant and diverse marine environment, offering great vacation and scientific opportunities.” The Shedd family legacy is written in conservation and marine education, having co-founded Sea World and the Hubbs Seaworld Research Institute, for which Bill Shedd serves as Board Chairman. Shedd is also owner of AFTCO, a fishing tackle industry leader.
Old Bahama Bay Resort and Yacht Harbour is located on West End, Grand Bahama Island, approximately 60 miles east of Palm Beach. The resort, with its 73 villas and full service marina, has recently reclaimed its operating independence after becoming associated with plans to redevelop two thousand acres of land once known as Jack Tar Village. The newly created management company, Island Ventures Resort & Club, Ltd., has installed James Culmer as Resort Manager.
“By teaming with Guy Harvey Outpost, we’re combining our top-of-class facilities and amenities with watersport enthusiasts and their families who are passionate about their time on, in, and around the water and their loyalty to Guy Harvey and his widely recognized brand of conservation, discovery and watersports adventure,“ noted Culmer in explaining the decision to affiliate with Outpost. “By joining Expedition Properties, Old Bahama Bay joins a select group of Outpost owners and operators who share this passion and loyalty and we look forward to working with Guy and his Outpost properties to bring his message of discovery to an ever expanding audience.”
Culmer also announced that Old Bahama Bay is celebrating their new affiliation with Outpost offering dockage at $1.00 per foot and room rates of $150.00 per night – with a third night free – from September 4th through October 31, 2012. “It’s our back to school special,” Culmer quips. “We’re back in class, so to speak, with old friends and some new faces. Today we’re learning everything we can about Guy’s vast world of science and discovery, and tonight’s homework assignment is to put that knowledge to work developing some exciting and unique fall and spring fishing and diving activities!”
Black Fly Lodge Join Guy Harvey Outpost Portfolio
September 3, 2012 at 12:01 am | Posted in Abaco, Bahamas, Bonefish, Fishing, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Outpost Ltd. | Leave a commentTags: Bahamas, Black Fly, bonefish, Great Abaco, Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Outpost, Vaughn Cochran
Ft. Lauderdale, FL — August 30, 2012— Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts announced today that Blackly Lodge is the newest member of the its Expedition Properties Portfolio. The popular bonefishing lodge on Great Abaco island is owned and operated by Vaughn Cochran, founder of Blackfly, a diversified flyfishing company.
Making the announcement today was Outpost President Mark Ellert and fly-fishing authority Vaughn Cochran, founder of Blackfly. “The Abacos have a world class reputation for trophy bonefish and permit,” said Ellert. “Vaughn has helped write the book on how to run world class bonefishing lodges, and that’s why we’re excited to have Blackfly as our inaugural bonefishing lodge in the Expedition portfolio.”
The once novice angler and struggling artist, Cochran landed in Key West in the early 1970’s to paint and hone his fly-fishing skills. His days were mostly spent hunting bonefish and his nights playing music around Key West, where he eventually became an original member of Jimmy Buffet’s Coral Reefer Band. Today Cochran presides over a diverse flyfishing business, including retail, lodging, restaurants, and fine art.
In commenting on the announcement, Vaughn noted, “Guy and I are both artists turned anglers and conservationists. We’ve been working together now for several years to create a unique experience for anglers who want to catch trophy fish, enjoy themselves and have a low-impact on the habitat.” Expedition Properties by Guy Harvey Outpost showcases independently owned and operated resort properties that promote sustainable tourism and offer top-of-class watersport recreation and hospitality in unique destinations.
“The DNA of Guy Harvey Outpost is one part fishing and a lot of other neat stuff. Add that to our Blackfly DNA, and it’s a winning combination, all based on top-of-class service and memorable fishing adventures. Together, we’ll create memories for our customers that will last lifetime,” notes Cochran.
“Vaughn is certainly a character with colorful stories and a lot of passion,” notes Guy Harvey. “He’s like a character in one of Buffett’s songs. He goes down island, takes up painting, gets married,, manages a bunch of flyfishing lodges, runs his flyshop and art studio, opens a restaurant and then ends up back in the islands hunting bonefish and permit.”
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