Jimenez Bass Fishing Tour
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Bass fishing in the Dominican Republic?! Among tourists, the Dominican Republic is best known for amazing offshore fishing, but the locals know just how great freshwater fishing is. Jimenez Bass Fishing Tour will take you on a journey around the magnificent lakes and rivers of this country. Captain Amaury Jimenez runs these trips year round!
Your trip will take place on a 17’ Nitro bass boat that accommodates up to 2 guests. Powered by an 85 HP Yamaha engine, it can reach a maximum cruising speed of 35 knots. The boat has a fishfinder, safety equipment, an ice box, and a live bait tank.
Your fishing location depends on the duration of the trip, as the captain wants you to spend more time fishing and less time traveling. The most common fishing spots are Presa de Monicon and Presa de Bao. Catch and release is encouraged, but you can keep the fish if you’re up for a tasty, well-earned meal.
The captain will provide most of the fishing equipment: Shimano and Daiwa rods, live bait, snacks, and drinks. You need to bring reels and tackle, while a fishing license is not necessary. Transport from the airport can also be arranged at a reasonable price.
Offshore sportfishing is not all there is in the Dominican Republic. Explore this hidden gem and make long-lasting memory!
Bass fishing in the Dominican Republic?! Among tourists, the Dominican Republic is best known for amazing offshore fishing, but the locals know just how great freshwater fishing is. Jimenez Bass Fishing Tour will take you on a journey around the magnificent lakes and rivers of this country. Captain Amaury Jimenez runs these trips year round!
Your trip will take place on a 17’ Nitro bass boat that accommodates up to 2 guests. Powered by an 85 HP Yamaha engine, it can reach a maximum cruising speed of 35 knots. The boat has a fishfinder, safety equipment, an ice box, and a live bait tank.
Your fishing location depends on the duration of the trip, as the captain wants you to spend more time fishing and less time traveling. The most common fishing spots are Presa de Monicon and Presa de Bao. Catch and release is encouraged, but you can keep the fish if you’re up for a tasty, well-earned meal.
The captain will provide most of the fishing equipment: Shimano and Daiwa rods, live bait, snacks, and drinks. You need to bring reels and tackle, while a fishing license is not necessary. Transport from the airport can also be arranged at a reasonable price.
Offshore sportfishing is not all there is in the Dominican Republic. Explore this hidden gem and make long-lasting memory!

Captain Amaury has been a professional captain since 2014, but he's been fishing all of his life, both for fun and tournaments. As fishing is a part of his family heritage it was easy to decide to make a living out of this passion. Best part of the job are the people, and teaching them about bass fishing in Dominican Republic.
Captain Amaury has been a professional captain since 2014, but he's been fishing all of his life, both for fun and tournaments. As fishing is a part of his family heritage it was easy to decide to make a living out of this passion. Best part of the job are the people, and teaching them about bass fishing in Dominican Republic.
Free cancellation up to 7 days prior to trip
You can cancel or modify your booking up to 7 days before the trip date, free of charge. If you cancel or modify your booking later, or fail to show up, you'll forfeit 100% of what you've paid.
Pickup not included
Transfer to/from departure site is not included in trip rates.
Book with 20% deposit, pay rest to captain
When the captain confirms your trip, FishingBooker charges your credit card a 20% deposit to guarantee your reservation.
The remaining balance is to be paid directly to the charter operator on or prior to your trip date in one of the following payment methods:
Cash
PayPal
Bank transfer
