Offers of Fishing Mexico

1. Fishing a great variety of species

The diversity of fish that Mexico has in its 11 thousand kilometers of coastline is very important, that's why during a day of fishing you will be able to catch different types of species. It will depend if you are in the Gulf of Mexico, the Sea of Cortez or the Pacific Ocean, since each of them is home to different types of fish. In addition, we can brag for having 12% of the world's marine biodiversity, and of the fact that our seas are home to 2 thousand endemic species.

3. Learn and perfect your technique

Fishing is an activity that allows you to meet many people, even make new friends. Whether you practice sports or recreational fishing, we are sure you will find more enthusiasts from whom you can learn new techniques and perfect your own every day that you practice. The captain and crew will also be happy to help you and share their best tips to make your fishing trip a success and, at the end of the trip, you will be satisfied with what you have achieved. Each type of fish requires different skills and you will learn this over time. Generally, all fishing expeditions include equipment and baits.

5. Check the fishing seasons and areas by species

If this is the first time you go fishing, we recommend that you enjoy the day and learn the techniques so that at the end of the trip your basket is full, no matter where you are. But if you are already an expert or a fan of this sport and you are looking for a specific species, we recommend that you check the fishing calendars before booking your tour since, depending on the time of year and the area of the country you plan to visit, these will be the specimens you can catch. For example, in the Pacific area of Puerto Vallarta, you can find all year round species such as snapper, mahi-mahi, swordfish, tuna or the snook, however, many fishing fans like to fish for the famous sailfish which is easier to find between the months of November and May. Another example is the Atlantic tarpon fish or “sábalo”, as it is known in Mexico, an easy species to find in the mangroves of the Yucatan area.