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shopping, 33, 52-53; Andros, 195; Barraterre, 245; Cockburn Town, 298; Freeport, 52, 103, 105; George Town, 242; Grand Bahama, 6, 103, 109-111, 121; Great Abaco, 159; Guana Harbour, 157; Harbour Island, 235; hours, 29; Man-O-War Cay, 153; Marsh Harbour, 151; Nassau, 63-65, 95, 101; New Providence, 63-65; camping myrtle beach Port Lucaya, 103, 120

There s a year-round camping myrtle beach series of competitive fishing events designed to make things as interesting as possible for all participants, novice and veteran alike. camping myrtle beach The best-known and most popular is the Bahamas camping myrtle beach Billfish Championship camping myrtle beach Tournament, held during the spring and early summer each year at five different locations. Anglers are welcome to take part in all or as many legs as they wish. The first two legs are held in April at Bimini and Walker s Cay. In May, the tournament moves to Treasure Cay and Boat Harbour, and then ends at Chub Cay in June. For details and registration, camping myrtle beach 305-923-8022.