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St. Francois is uninhabited and the lagoon is approximately 7 miles long and 4 miles wide, consisting of firm white sand bottoms interlaced with channels and cuts. The number of people allowed to fish there is limited to 12 per week (although this has been reduced to 10 for this season) and, due to the remote location, will probably not even see that many.

The uniqueness that sets St. Francois apart from many other  destinations is the ability to wade over 10 000 acres of hard white sand flats in search of these ghosts and allowing even novice fly anglers to spot and cast at fish with relative ease. Very few of the flats are heavily grassed although these areas can prove to be productive for larger Bonefish.