Mangrove Cay ClubAndros Island, Bahamas

TRAVEL & FISHING INFORMATION

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Table of Contents

6 • THE LODGE

7 • FISHING

10 • PACKING LIST

11 • PAPERWORK

3 • ITINERARY & PRICES

5 • TRAVEL & LOGISTICS

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ITINERARY & PRICES

ItineraryArrival day:Depart home city for Nassau. Clear Bahamas customs and immigration, proceed to domestic terminal, and check in for the 20 minute flight to Mangrove Cay. You will be met at the airport in Mangrove Cay by a lodge representative for 5 minute transfer to the lodge. Liz Bain, partner and manager, will escort you to your cottage where you can unpack and start getting prepared for your fishing adventure. Appetizers, drinks and dinner to follow.

Fishing days:Coffee available at 6:30 a.m. Breakfast by order at 7:00 a.m. Make and pack your lunch for the day fishing. Depart the dock at 8:00 a.m. Return from fishing at 4:00-4:30 p.m. If you are a die hard fisherman we do offer an extended package. This package is $100 extra per day paid at the property. Please note this does not include gratuity. Cold beer, drinks, and snacks are available anytime after fishing. Dinner is served at 7:00 p.m.

Departure day: Coffee and breakfast before your departure to the airport for transfer on to Nassau and your final destination.

Double Occupancy/Shared Guide7 nights/ 6 days - $5,350 6 nights/ 5 days - $4,700 5 nights/ 4 days - $4,000 4 nights/ 3 days - $3,200 3 nights/ 2 days - $2,350 2 nights/ 1 day - $1,500

Single Occupancy/Single Guide7 nights/ 6 days - $8,100 6 nights/ 5 days - $7,000 5 nights/ 4 days - $6,000 4 nights/ 3 days - $4,850 3 nights/ 2 days - $3,500 2 nights/ 1 day - $2,200

**All trips are subject to 7.5% VAT tax

Package price includes: Accommodations, guided flats fishing, all meals, round trip transfer from Mangrove Cay Airport to the lodge, beverages including house wines, bar liquor, beer, bottled water, soft drinks and room taxes.

Not included in package price: Airfare, some wines and liquors, gratuities, fishing equipment and flies, Bahamian departure tax of $29, miscellaneous personal expenses such as fly shop purchases. Mangrove Cay Club accepts cash and credit cards only at the lodge.

Single Occupancy/Shared Guide7 nights/ 6 days - $6,550 6 nights/ 5 days - $5,900 5 nights/ 4 days - $5,100 4 nights/ 3 days - $4,050 3 nights/ 2 days - $3,100 2 nights/ 1 day - $1,900

Double Occupancy/Single Guide7 nights/ 6 days - $7,300 6 nights/ 5 days - $6,400 5 nights/ 4 days - $5,350 4 nights/ 3 days - $4,300 3 nights/ 2 days - $3,100 2 nights/ 1 day - $1,800

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Commercial to Mangrove CayFlamingo Airwww.flamingoairbah.comreservations@flamingoairbah.com(Email is the best way to confirm reservations.)Phone: 242.351.4963

LeAirwww.flyleair.comPhone: 242.377.3375

Commercial to NassauBahamas Airwww.bahamasair.comPhone: 242.702.4140

DeltaPhone: 1.800.241.4141

UnitedPhone: 1.800.241.6522AmericanPhone: 1.800.433.7300

Private charter companiesFort Lauderdale or MiamiAirflight Incorporatedwww.airflightcharters.comTelephone: 954.359.0320

NassauNAS Golden Wings Charterwww.goldenwingscharter.comPhone: 242.377.0039

Travel agent

Hotel Recommendations

British Colonial Hilton www.nassauparadiseisland.com Phone: 242.322.3301

Atlantiswww.atlantis.comPhone: 242.363.3000

Orange Hill Beach Innwww.orangehill.comPhone: 242.327.7157

Sweetwater is a fly-fishing outfitter. We do not specialize in making the air and hotel arrangements that complement a fishing trip. Accordingly, we work with Martin Travel Services. Kevin Martin is well-versed on all of our itineraries and can arrange all of your air arrangements.

Travel AgentKevin MartinMartin Travel Services800-627-8468 or 954-748-6881Email: kmartin@martintravelservices.com www.martintravelservices.com

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Flight informationMangrove Cay Club is located on Mangrove Cay between the Middle and South Bight of Andros Island. Anglers access Mangrove Cay via commercial service on Flamingo Air or LeAir from Nassau or by private charter to Clarence A. Bain Airport. The airport code is MYAB. The runway is 5000 feet long and 75 feet wide. If you are flying private you will need to clear customs prior to arrival as the airport does not have customs services. Both Congo Town and Andros Town airport, 5 minutes away, do.

Flight schedule:Flamingo Air has two flights daily from Nassau. The early morning flight allows anglers to arrive in time for breakfast and a full day fishing. The afternoon flight arrives with plenty of time to unpack, have drinks, appetizers, and dinner. The flight time from Nassau to Mangrove Cay is 20 minutes. The Flamingo Air check in counter is located in the domestic terminal at the Nassau Airport. Cost per round trip flight in a Cessna 402 is $120 per person. Baggage allowance is 44 lbs. per person. Please use soft-sided luggage.

LeAir has flights available on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in both the morning and afternoon.

For those interested private charters are available from either Nassau, Fort Lauderdale or Miami. We would be happy to help you arrange a charter if that is preferable. Please feel free to give us a call to help coordinate a private charter.

Visa & Documents neededA valid passport is required for all travelers, including children and must be valid for six months beyond the arrival date. All travelers must have return or continuing tickets to pass through customs. A visa is not required for Americans, Canadians or most European countries. Residents of other countries should contact the Bahamian embassy in their country to double check that a visa is not required.

You will complete an immigration card upon arrival. It will be checked at your first point of entry and a copy will be given to you. Be careful not to lose this copy as it must be given to Immigration upon departure.

For charter flights only, there is a departure tax payable at the airport upon departure; the tax is $29 for most points of departure.

TRAVEL & LOGISTICS

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THE LODGE

About the Lodge Mangrove Cay Club is one of the finest, if not the finest, facility in the Bahamas for bonefishing. Liz and Alton Bain designed and supervised the construction. Their attention to detail is evident throughout, and it is a wonderful place to spend the non-fishing hours of your visit to the Bahamas. Both the cottages and the main lodge have ample air conditioning.

Mangrove consists of 4 bungalows each which contain two separate suites accommodating two anglers per suite. Each suite has a bedroom overlooking the ocean, a large living room, and a very spacious bathroom. Each suite has a balcony jutting towards the ocean and is appointed with two chairs and a table. It is a great place to have a drink at the end of the day and a wonderful place to to recharge your batteries after a day of fishing.

In addition to the cottages, there is a stunning main lodge at Mangrove which sits behind a large patio overlooking the water. The lodge consists of a dining room, a bar, and a very comfortable seating area. Like the cottages, the lodge is very tastefully decorated and is a testament to Liz and Alton’s dedication to the art of hospitality.

Problems during your weekMangrove Cay Club operates as smoothly as any lodge out there, but occasionally there are issues. When they come up, the only way we can fix them is if you let us know. Please don’t hesitate to pull Liz or Alton aside at any time.

They are true pros and will do everything they can to address the issue.

ElectricityElectricity at Mangrove is 120 volts/60 cycles which is compatible with all US appliances. Electricity is on twenty four hours per day.

CommunicationsThere is wireless internet in the lodge. There is satellite tv and a fax machine inside the lodge for use by the guests. Please feel free to use the voice over internet telephone for any of your calls as it is a complimentary part of your package.

Emergency FacilitiesMangrove Cay has limited facilities for emergency medical situations. Nassau has several hospitals and dozens of non-stop flights to the US every day in the event of an emergency. As with all remote destinations, travel insurance makes good sense. Please visit Travel Guard or Global Rescue for travel/medical evacuation insurance.

Fly ShopThe Mangrove Cay Club also maintains a small tackle shop and typically has a good supply of flies, tippet, leaders and extra fly lines in the event you need them for your trip. You can purchase most of the bonefish flies you will need in our fly shop.

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FISHING

About Andros and the fishingAndros Island is the largest island in the Bahamas, 25 miles west of New Providence Island and about 125 miles east-southeast of Florida. A flat, heavily forested island, Andros extends about 100 miles from north to south and spans about 45 miles from east to west at the widest point. The island is criss-crossed with creeks, bights, and is home to some of the best bonefish habitat in the world. It is impossible to fish all of the water available to you in a week of fishing. Whether you like to wade fish or fish from a boat, you will have plenty of water to explore.

Andros can roughly be divided into three distinct parts; the creeks and bights, the hard sand flats of the East and Southern side, and the wilderness of the west side, aka “The Land of Giants.” The bonefish in the Middle Bight and the South Bight are plentiful and average 3 to 5 pounds with regular shots at fish weighing 6 to 10 pounds. The fish of the outer, hard sand flats of the east and south sides of Andros also average between 3 to 5 pounds with bigger fish always lurking in singles and doubles. Andros is home to some of the largest bonefish in the world. Double digit fish are a distinct possibility.

Weather & WaterAndros is blessed with abundant sun which makes for good sight fishing conditions. Temperatures during most of the year will reach highs in the 80’s and 90’s. The sun is bright, so please take it seriously and bring your sun block. Also keep in mind that the deck of the boat can get hot so shoes or socks are suggested. Polarized sunglasses are a must.

Because of our location inside the Middle bight, we are typically able to fish under almost any conditions. Like all lodges, there are some days when, due to wind, it is simply not safe to put the boats in the water. On those days, we will do whatever we can to get you out fishing. That could include anything from wading flats near the lodge, fishing more protected bays or accessing wadeable flats with the power catamaran. We recognize that happy fishermen usually return another year, and we want you to enjoy your stay and to feel as though we have done everything possible to make your trip a success.

Regulations & ConservationAll fishing at the lodge is catch and release; do not feel any obligation to keep a barracuda or other fish. You are welcome to fish with either fly rods or conventional tackle but we do recommend barbless hooks.

Bonefish evolved their incredible burst speed to avoid being eaten by predators. Since they are the favorite food of sharks and barracuda it is very important to release them in good condition and give them a chance to survive. Please be careful when handling bonefish and be sure to fight the fish quickly. If it has been a long difficult battle, please consider taking photos of the fish only in the water. Trophy bonefish are old fish and what makes our fishery special so please take good care of them. We hope all anglers realize that the release is more important than a photo.

We do not recommend ultra light leaders and long fights with loose drags that tire the fish excessively. Leader should not be lighter than 10 lb and we recommend 12 and even 16 lb leaders.

For photographs, please revive the fish before removing it from the water for the photograph and please keep the fish out of the water for as short a time as possible. Handle the fish with clean, wet hands as little as possible. Please allow your guide to take the time to revive the fish before releasing.

We follow the recommendations of Bonefish & Tarpon Trust’s “Best Practices for Bonefish Catch & Release”. Detailed information is found at www.tarbone.org

A bit about bonefishBonefish are the target species at Mangrove. Bonefish have three basic modes of behavior;

1. FeedingBonefish feed on the bottom, burying their snouts in the sand or silt. While feeding on very shallow flats their wavering tails are often visible out of the water. In deeper water their tails are not visible but the fish can still be seen. While bonefish are feeding, the condition of the surface

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FISHING

of the water affects their feeling of security. Bonefish can be more nervous in very calm water. Conditions will determine how best to present the fly. On most days there is a slight chop or ripple on the surface and the fly must be presented three to five feet in front of them. On very still days the fly should be cast further from the fish and stripped back into his area of awareness.

2. MuddingDuring the warmer months very large schools of bonefish will often back off the shoreline into about 5 to 10 feet of cooler water. As they grub for food they stir up the bottom creating a visible cloud of mud, referred to as “milk”. This cloud of mud moves as the bonefish move and makes these bones feel quite secure because they are not visible to predators. Often the angler can catch

one fish after another without spooking the school. It is generally not our practice to fish muds because the desired challenge of sight fishing is eliminated. However, we will fish muds with you at your request.

3. TravelingTraveling bonefish are intent on changing location but are very aware of their surroundings and not necessarily interested in feeding. When casting to traveling bonefish place your offering well ahead of the fish and let it settle. Your guide will tell you when the fish is in range and when to strip.

Although Andros has earned its name in the fishing world for its bonefishing, there are a variety of other species out there as well. At the top of the food chain, these tough flats predators offer some outstanding action on a fly or lure. They will strike anything that darts away from them in an injured manner. When hooked, they are some of the fastest and most powerful fish to be taken on light-tackle.

Tarpon and PermitTarpon are not present in our waters on a regular basis, but we certainly come across them. They range in size from 20 lbs to 200 lbs. Tarpon are the largest, strongest, and most acrobatic of flats fish. Even juvenile fish will put your angling skills to the test and strain your tackle. We highly recommend having a rod set up for Tarpon each day as the moment of opportunity does not last long.

We also see permit on occasion. They are by far the most difficult, picky and frustrating fish you will encounter on the flats. Permit are very finicky about what they eat. They will often charge your fly, only to stop at the last moment and refuse it. When you are presenting the fly, focus first and foremost on landing your fly near the fish and getting the slack out of your line. If the fish appears interested

do nothing but let him eat. If the fish doesn’t seem to be reacting move your fly slightly. If he doesn’t see the fly cast again.

Andros also has good off-shore fishing available for Mahi-Mahi, Wahoo, and Tuna. If you would like to try some off-shore fishing, let us know and we will arrange it if conditions allow.

Fly Fishing TechniqueOn the flats, your guide will be standing on the poling tower poling the boat while scanning for fish. You will be standing, waiting, on the front deck of the boat with your rod in one hand and your fly in the other. You can allow some line to trail in the water but don’t have more line in the water than you can comfortably pick up to cast or enough line out of the boat so that it gets caught beneath the boat.

When you are not fishing from the boat, you will be

We want your visit to Mangrove’s fishery to meet your expectations. Our guides

have years of experience and share your goal of having a great, productive day on

the water. Specifically, if you want to wade more, or target any particular species,

please let your guide or us know. If any part of the fishing experience is less than

expected, please let Liz or Alton know. We will do our best to rectify the situation.

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wading the flats. When wading, do not move too quickly. Scan the water and wait for the fish to move towards you. If you see the fish moving on one particular path, you should move into that path so that you can be in position to present the fly to the fish. As always, make sure you breath before you cast. You always have time. Don’t rush your cast.

Except for barracuda or laid up tarpon, fish are always moving. Scan laterally, slowly, as the boat moves. Look for the flash of an exposed tail, nervous water, a bulge, wave or push on top of the water, or the shadow of a cruising fish.

If you do not see the fish do not cast until your guide asks you to. He will put the boat in position for the cast, getting every one on board out of the way of your fly. He will tell you how far to cast, in which direction (referencing the dial of a clock) and tell you of the movement of the fish. Listen to your guide and cast even if you don’t see the fish to take advantage of every opportunity.

When casting to a fish that is moving towards you always pull your fly away from the fish — never toward it. You will occasionally cast to fish that are moving away from you. In that instance you will want to put your fly in front of the fish and strip back to it.

Allow the fly to settle on the bottom and strip it off of the bottom with long, slow strips. If the fish sees the fly, he will pick it up from a dead stop. The fish will usually pop its tail up as it takes the fly and the hook should be set immediately. Your guide will see the fish pick up the fly before you feel it. Many bonefish turn violently at the moment they feel the hook. It is important to set the hook with a long slow strip. Too much pressure can snap the leader as the fish begins to run. When the fish is on and running, make sure your fly line is clear and slowly raise your rod.

Occasionally the fish will run toward you, in which case you will have to quickly strip in more line to maintain pressure. Then the fish will change direction and you can clear the line. Bonefish have tough mouths and having very sharp hooks is important. Re-sharpen hooks with a hook hone after every three or four fish.

If you have refusals change flies or make sure there is no unwanted scent (as from sunscreen on your hands) on the fly by allowing your guide to rub mud from the bottom on your fly.

Please be certain to pinch down the barbs on the hooks of your flies with long-nosed pliers. This makes it easier to release fish unharmed, and many people feel the barbless hook actually more easily penetrates the tough tissue of the bonefish’s mouth and you minimize the risk of injury to yourself and others.

Spinning TechniqueSome of our guest use spinning gear and Mangrove does have spin rods at the lodge for your use. If you would like a break during the day or enjoy fishing with more conventional tackle, Mangrove is a great venue. Spin fishing for bonefish can be very effective when done correctly. The most important thing to remember is that the presentation of bait or a lure is not as delicate as that of a fly. When presenting your lure, it is best to cast 10 to 15 feet (3 to 4.5 m) in front of the fish. When the fish reaches the vicinity of the lure, begin a slow retrieve. The approach is similar in that you will pole or wade flats until you find the fish. Blind casting the channels can also be an effective way to get into fish.

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Need gear for your trip?

Please call 877.628.FISH at our fly shop to speak with Dan Gigone or email dan@sweetwaterflyshop.com. Dan has extensive experience at this destination and can answer any questions you might have relating to equipment needed. When ordering gear please be sure to mention that you are booked with the lodge. As a thank you for your business, Sweetwater Travel Company will pay 10% of your final bill for any gear purchased for this trip. Visit www.SweetwaterFlyShop.com for the latest gear for your trip.

PACKING LIST

Documents: Passport Airline Tickets Cash

Fishing Gear:8 - 9 weight rods for bonefish10/11 weight rod for tarpon or permit opportunitiesSaltwater reels with min. 150 yds. backingSpare weight fwd floating line - tropical saltwater9ft. 12 lb leader for bonefish, standard for tarponTippet spools: 8, 10, and 12 lb.NippersHook sharpenerReel GreaseFly Line DressingNeedlenose PliersFanny Pack for wadingSmall Towel for Wiping Hands

Bonefish Flies: You should consider bringing 3 to 5 dozen of the assorted flies listed below for the week’s fishing. You do not need to include all of these. To date, we have found that medium flies, 2 and 4, in pink, red, orange, and white seem to be the most effective.

Recommended flies:Crazy Charlies (Orange, Red and Pink)Shrimp Imitations (Light Brown, Light Pink) both with rubber legs, lightly weighted.Christmas Island Specials - Orange and Pink. Gotcha colors recommended

Additional Flies: During the week, you may encounter Tarpon, Permit, Barracuda as well as other species of flats and coral fish. Del Brown Merkin, Size 4

Clothing:Slacks/Shorts: 2 or 3 pairs in lightweight, quick dry material.Long Sleeve Shirts: 2 or 3 pairs in lightweight, quick dry material.Lightweight rain gearNon-slip boat shoes or sandalsNeoprene flats boots.Fishing hat with long front visorPolarized fishing glasses, amber lensSunscreen and lip protectionBathing suit

Accessories:Camera equipment, film, batteries, etc.Insect repellentSnorkle, mask, and finsMedications neededSmall flashlightZip-Loc bags – large and small

Conventional Tackle.125 - .25 oz bucktail Wiggle Jigs in sand/brown and pink. .125 oz jigs attached to a 2 inch, or smaller, soft plastic grubs. Mister Twister-type “grubs” are also a good choice. Grub colors: white, chartreuse, pink, smoke glitter, hot pink, yellow pearl, tan. 6½ to 7 ft light- to medium-action graphite suited for 8-10 lb line to cast lures from .125 oz to .50 oz. Reel. Reels with a smooth drag and at least 150 yards of 10-12lb line.

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Package Price IncludesAccommodations; guided flats fishing; all meals; round trip transfer from Mangrove Cay Airport to the lodge, beverages including house wines, liquors, beer, bottled water, soft drinks, and room taxes.

Not Included in Package PriceAirfare, some wines and liquours; gratuities; fishing equipment and flies; Bahamian departure tax of $29; miscellaneous personal expenses such as telephone calls, fly shop purchases, etc. . Mangrove Cay accepts cash and credit cards for miscellaneous personal expenses.

Extended Day Package: We have added an “Extended Day” package at the lodge so that in the event anglers would like to stay out a bit later that they have that option. For those that want more than 8 hours in a day, we now offer the “extended day pkg” for $100 per boat for up to 1.5 additional hours. This is a package that can be added at the lodge the night before angling and that may canceled at any point in the day without charge.

Water Cay Package (up to 6 anglers): Wading trips to the Water Cays or other parts utilizing the power catamaran are $650 per group. This surcharge helps offset gas costs and having to take along another captain to stay with the boat while groups fish. Please note these trips are wading only and only available when the weather and tides are suitable for the area being fished. This is a spectacular trip to a group of sandy cays in Southern Andros that all should consider during their stay at Mangrove Cay Club. If you are interested in doing this trip, please let us know ahead of time so we can arrange it for your group.

GratuitiesWe recommend $100 per day per boat per guide. Guide tips may be given to the manager. We recommend $25 per night per guest for the lodge staff which includes kitchen, bar, grounds, housekeeping. Mangrove Cay accepts cash and credit cards only for gratuities.

Deposit, Cancellation & Refund policyA 50% non-refundable deposit is required within 10 daysof making a reservation to secure a reservation. Final payment is due 90 days prior to departure; participants are responsible for total land costs and no refund will be made unless a replacement is found. There is no refund for any unused portion of the package. Trip cancellation insurance is available to each registrant and is highly recommend to protect the deposit and final payment in the event of a cancellation.

Terms and ConditionsPlease read the terms and conditions of your booking with Mangrove Cay Club carefully. We have run an incident free operation at Mangrove since its inception, but all anglers and visitors are required to understand the risks associated with a visit to Mangrove Cay Club.

Responsibility & Release of liabilityVisiting Mangrove Cay Club requires fishing and boating in a dynamic marine environment. Fishermen must understand and accept the risks associated with such activities. Travel schedules to and from the Bahamas can change due to adverse weather, strikes, or other factors beyond our control. This can cause delay and even missed international connections. Such delays could impose additional cost to you in hotels or in changing airline tickets for which we cannot be responsible.

Voluntary ParticipationI acknowledge that I have voluntarily applied to visit and participate in the activities at Mangrove Cay Club, Ltd. I am voluntarily visiting and participating in the activities at Mangrove Cay Club with knowledge of the hazards involved. I am aware that the activities associated with Mangrove Cay Club, Ltd. involves hazardous activities with risk of illness, injury or death which may be caused by forces of nature, the negligence of Mangrove Cay Club, Ltd., their affiliated agencies, their employees, or other agencies known or unknown. I am also aware that medical services or facilities may not be readily available or accessible during some or all of the time while I am at Mangrove Cay Club. In order to visit and participate in the activities

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Trip Dates:

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PO Box 668Livingston, MT 59047dan@sweetwatertravel.com888.347.4286 Toll Free406.222.0624 Local406.222.8863 Fax

Mangove Cay ClubMangrove Cay, Andros Island, The Bahamasmcclub@batelnet.bs242.369.0731 or242.379.0732242.369.0730 Fax

US Office Bahamas Lodge

For more information contact: Liz Bain, Dan Vermillion, or Christi Grabowski

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associated with Mangrove Cay Club, I am willing to accept the risks and uncertainty involved as being integral part of my experience at Mangrove Cay Club. I hereby accept and assume full responsibility for any an all risks of illness, injury, or death and due to the negligence (but not the reckless, willful, or fraudulent conduct) of Mangrove Cay Club, Ltd., their affiliated agencies, their employees, or other agencies known or unknown.

Release and Covenant Not To SueAs consideration for being permitted to visit and participate in the activities associated with Mangrove Cay Club, I hereby agree that neither I, nor any of my heirs, personal or legal representatives, or family members will bring suit or make a claim for illness, injury or death resulting from the negligence (but not reckless, willful, or fraudulent conduct) of Mangrove Cay Club, Ltd., Mangrove Cay Club, LLC, Bain Holdings, Ltd., their affiliated agencies, their employees, and the supplier of the facilities and equipment I will use during my visit to Mangrove Cay Club. I hereby release Mangrove Cay Club, Ltd., Mangrove Cay Club, LLC, and Bain Holdings, Ltd. their affiliated agencies, their employees, and the supplier of the facilities and equipment I will use during my visit to Mangrove Cay

Club from and against any and all liability arising out of, or in any way connected with, my visit to Mangrove Cay Club, including any liability for negligence (but not reckless, willful, or fraudulent conduct).

Controlling LawAny controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement or the performance hereunder, including without limitation any claim related to the illness, injury or death, shall be governed by Montana law. Any lawsuit filed as a result of my visit to Mangrove Cay Club shall be filed in federal court in Billings, Montana.

Knowing and Voluntary ExecutionI have carefully read this agreement and understand its contents. I am aware that this is a release of liability and that receipt of deposit and/or final payment is acknowledgement that I have read and accept the cancellation/refund and responsibility clauses.

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Personal Informati on

Full Name (First, Middle, Last)

Phone Number

Emergency/Medical and Fishing License Informat ion

In case of emergency, contact

Emergency contact’s phone number

Date of Birth (MM/DD/YY)

Home Address (For Fishing License)

Email Address

Food Allergies and Medical Conditions

Flight Informati on (Le Air/Flamingo Air/Private)

Arrival Date into Mangrove Cay

Arrival Airline / Time into Mangrove Cay

Departure Date from Mangrove Cay

Departure Airline/Time out of Mangrove Cay

Fax form to: 406-222-8863 Email form to: christina@sweetwatertravel.com Mail form to: Sweetwater Travel Company

PO Box 668 Livingston, MT 59047

Please fill out this form and either fax, mail, or email back to Sweetwater Travel before your trip.

Upon arrival, you will be met at the airport in Mangrove Cay by a representative for a 5 minute transfer to Mangrove Cay Club. Liz Bain, partner and manager, will escort you to

your cottage where you can unpack and start getting prepared for your fishing adventure.

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