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Mazatlan Fishing
Mazatlan is home to some of best fishing in all of Mexico and it offers abundant fishing all year long. Fishing licenses and charter fishing boats are available. Capture is limited to one billfish and 2 small game fish per angler per day; however, we strongly support bill-fishing catch & release policies. Mazatlan fishing rates can range from US$30 per hour for a panga to US$400 per day for a 36-ft cruiser with a maximum of four passengers.
Mazatlan, the "Billfish Capital of the World", is located on the western coast of Mexico along the Pacific Ocean. Mazatlan Fishing is year-round, with striped marlin in abundance from December through April and sailfish from May through November. Tuna, sea bass, dorado and grouper are also plentiful. There are more than 75 fishing boats that take fishermen out to try their luck in Mazatlan. Generally, trips include bait, tackle and crew. All fishing charters depart from the fishing marina. Most fishermen in Mazatlan fish for sport with "catch and release" the common practice. Mazatlan also offers the best bass fishing in Mexico. Lake Comedero and El Salto have been stocked with native black bass as well as Florida black bass. Fishing is not only a sport in Mazatlán , it’s a way of life. Every day is a goof fishing day in Mazatlan. The best months are March through December, although fishing is excellent all year long. Large bill fish are plentiful. Record size sailfish, black, blue and striped marlin are caught along with tuna, sea bass, dorado and grouper. You won't be disappointed with your Mazatlan fishing experience of a lifetime! Related Sites: Mazatlan Fishing Excellent rates on deep sea fishing expeditions, bottom fishing trips, and bass fishing adventures in famous Lake El Salto. |
Mazatlan Fishing
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