He could spot a feeding bonefish at a 100 feet

With blue sky, bright sunshine and a thermometer hitting 85 degrees, I arrived at Somersett Creek on Andros Island on a flooding tide with my guide, a friendly fun loving Bahamian Chuck Thompson. He could spot a feeding bonefish at a 100 feet.

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