Mexico Bass Fishing Trips

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Mexico fishing is as varied as its people, food and cultures. There are opportunities to go deep-sea fishing on the Baja Peninsula or the Gulf Coast waters. Bass anglers can fish lakes, rivers and estuaries for the species. There are charter operators and fishing guides in Mexico who offer trips for bass. All anglers will need Mexican fishing licenses and a valid passport if coming from the United States.

Las Palmas 2000

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Las Palmas 2000 offers multiday, all-inclusive bass fishing trips form its lodge on Lake Guerrero. Packages include guides, use of fishing tackle, gear and bait, fish cleaning, lodging, meals and beer, margaritas, soft drinks and bottled water at the lodge. Bass fishing is best between January and March. Round-trip ground transportation is included from Harlingen, Texas. The guides at the lodge have at least 15 years of experience fishing the lake. Bring your camera, clothing and any toiletries you may need during your trip. The lodge can assist with a Mexican fishing license, if necessary.

Las Palmas 2000
800-390-4763
lakeguerreromexico.com

Lake El Salto Bass Fishing Charters

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Lake El Salto Fishing Charters operates bass fishing trips in the Mazatlan area. Charters include guides, fishing gear, tackle, bait, boat service, iced coolers and an open bar with beer, soda, margaritas and bottled water. Packages include lodging, meals, transportation from the Mazatlan airport, open bar and multidays of bass fishing. Topbaits, spinning baits, buzzbaits and poppers are used when fishing for bass on El Salto Lake. Bring a camera and try spotting the many species of tropical birds in the area.

Lake El Salto Bass Fishing Charters
Reservation office
Av Camaron Sabalo No. 1504
Golden Zone CP 82110
Mazatlan Mexico
888-800-9619
elsaltofishing.com

Bass Fishing Mexico

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Bass Fishing Mexico is an Amarillo, Texas-based travel company that specializes in fishing trips to Mexico, including bass fishing packages. Trips can be lodge-based or from a three-tier yacht. Fishing trips include meals, lodging, drinks, fishing guides, use of fishing gear, bait and iced coolers. Fish cleaning is included. A variety of locations can be arranged through the travel company. Ground transportation is included in package fees. Be prepared for hot temperatures and lots of sun. Bring sun hats, sunglasses (preferably polarized), sunscreen and long-sleeve shirts. A camera is recommended.

Bass Fishing Mexico
6505 Kingsbury
Amarillo, TX 79109
806-359-6288
bassfishingmexico.com

Resources

Mexican Sport Fishing Regulations

Article Written By Eric Cedric

A former Alaskan of 20 years, Eric Cedric now resides in California. He's published in "Outside" and "Backpacker" and has written a book on life in small-town Alaska, "North by Southeast." Cedric was a professional mountain guide and backcountry expedition leader for 18 years. He worked in Russia, Iceland, Greece, Turkey and Belize. Cedric attended Syracuse University and is a private pilot.

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