Los Barriles Fishing Charters

The average price for a private 4 hour Los Barriles fishing trip is US $541, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you US $853 based on prices on FishingBooker.com.

Which fishing charters in Los Barriles are good for families?

Fishing charters in Los Barriles that received great reviews from families are:

What are the top fish species I can catch in Los Barriles?

The top 3 fish species targeted on guided fishing trips in Los Barriles are:

What are the top fishing techniques in Los Barriles?

The top 3 fishing techniques in Los Barriles are:

What are the top types of fishing in Los Barriles?

The top 3 types of fishing in Los Barriles are:

Do Los Barriles fishing charters provide rods, reels and tackle?

Many fishing charters in Los Barriles provide rods, reels and tackle. Some of the top rated are:

Who are the best rated captains in Los Barriles?

According to customer reviews on FishingBooker.com, some of the best rated charter captains in Los Barriles are:

What fishing trips are offered by fishing charters in Los Barriles?

Some of the fishing trips offered by fishing charters in Los Barriles are:

4-hour fishing trips – US $463
5-hour fishing trips – US $575
8-hour fishing trips – US $750

Fishing in Los Barriles

“The Barrels,” as it’s known in English, is a sleepy fishing town located on the edge of some seriously productive waters. As the river flows into the Las Palmas Bay, and out into the Sea of Cortez, this is a fine spot to wet your line. A Los Barilles fishing adventure is something you’ll never forget. Whether you’re fly fishing close to shore, or hunting big game in the deep, you’re in for a real treat!

Close to shore, you’ll be treated to some of Mexico’s best fly fishing action. Hit the bay and target tough-fighting creatures such as Jack Crevalle, Cubera Snapper, Sierra Mackerel, and the exotic Roosterfish.

Head further afield and you could get your hands on a true monster. Yellowfin Tuna and Mahi Mahi love the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez, while Sailfish, Swordfish, and three types of Marlin can also be found. Go after ‘em all, and land yourself a tasty treat and a trophy to boast!

As a tourist town, Los Barriles has fishing carters catering to every kind of angler. Beginners and families can take advantage of short trips up to four hours to explore the bays, while avid anglers can spend up to a full day on the water. Most charters leave from the Palmas De Cortez hotel dock. Bring some sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses and experience fishing like never before!

Rules & Regulations

Every angler in Los Barilles needs to have a valid Mexican sportfishing license. Fortunately for you, some charter operators provide them. Check with your captain before you go and see if you need to get yours online beforehand.

Los Barriles

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Los Barriles Fishing Seasons

January

Start the year right by catching some big fish in Los Barriles! These waters are home to some of the biggest Marlin, and the captains in the area will show you how to reel ‘em in.

February

Wintertime is great for reeling in some big Striped Marlin, as well as doing some bottom fishing offshore. If you stay inshore, you’ll find Roosterfish biting.

March

This is when Marlin fishing can slow down, but staying nearshore will have you reeling in Yellowtail, Spanish Mackerel, and Amberjack. You can try to do a bit of kitesurfing as well, and see what all the fuss is about!

April

If you head out into the Gulf in April, you’ll have the chance to reel in some tasty creatures. Snapper, Grouper, Amberjack, and Yellowtail are all biting at this time of the year, so expect to have a productive trip.

May

Roosterfish, Jack Crevalle, and Mackerel are all possible targets this time of year. May marks the beginning of the tournament season in Los Barriles, so check it out for some real competition!

June

This is when the big game action starts to heat up! You’ll see Billfish left and right, so it’s the best time to come and break some records by heading offshore on a real adventure.

July

Blue, Striped, and Black Marlin are all biting in the offshore waters. For a serious challenge, join the annual Dorado tournament and compete for a big prize and tasty treat.

August

Offshore, big game fishing is still strong, with Black and Blue Marlin as possible targets. You’ll find Roosterfish and Wahoo are biting closer to shore, so there's no end to the fun.

September

Big game fishing just keeps going, with Yellowfin Tuna, Marlin, and Sailfish biting offshore. That's not all! Roosterfish are back with a bang inshore, giving you plenty to aim for.

October

With the tournament season slowly coming to an end, you’ll find that Billfish still don’t stop biting! If you stay inshore, you can take advantage of some great Roosterfish fishing, too.

November

Striped Marlin are biting, replacing the Black and Blue bite. This is a great time to target Dorado, Wahoo, Sailfish, and Yellowfin Tuna in the deep, with the usual suspects showing up inshore.

December

This is the perfect time to try and target a variety of species, with Striped Marlin, Wahoo, Dorado, Yellowfin Tuna, and Sailfish all biting. Pick your target and have fun!