Acapulco Fishing Charters

Spice up your vacation by heading out on an Acapulco fishing adventure. Known for its golden sandy beaches, tropical weather, warm waters, and friendly people, it’s a dream resort on the Mexican coast. Acapulco Bay offers some exciting fishing opportunities, and the deep waters of the Pacific are just around the corner!

With a wide variety of opportunities, this is a slice of fishing paradise. Head out to the deep ocean waters and try to reel in some trophy Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Sailfish, or Tuna. Amberjack, Bonito, Jack Crevalle, Cubera Snapper, and Spanish Mackerel are all possible targets as well. There’s no shortage when it comes to fish, so you can rely on the fishery being active year-round.

Depending on the amount of time you have, you can choose from a variety of trips on offer. Half day trips are great for families who want to introduce their kids to the joys of fishing. Full day ones are geared towards the more serious angler looking to reel in monster specimens. You can explore the turquoise waters up close by going on a snorkeling adventure, making some great memories along the way.

Once you’ve made up your mind, head down to the Las Playas peninsula and visit the docks. You can explore some of the most beautiful beaches in the world before starting your fishing adventure. With calm water, water sports, and amazing cliff diving opportunities, you’ll have a day of fun and excitement!

Rules & Regulations

When you book a trip on an Acapulco fishing charter, the captain will take care of the fishing license for you. When it comes to the regulations, feel free to consult with him about anything you want to know. Pack some sunscreen and a camera and have an unforgettable time in Mexico!

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Acapulco Fishing Seasons

January

This is a great time to go fishing for Billfish. Whether you want to target Sailfish or Marlin, the bite is good. Yellowfin Tuna is biting as well!

February

Sailfish and Black Marlin are biting hot! The temperatures are mild and the waters are pretty calm, so you can expect a productive trip for Yellowfin Tuna.

March

With the spring on its way, Blue Marlin is starting to show up, so it’s a great time for a Billfish adventure. Closer to shore, you’ll find that Roosterfish and Cubera Snapper are biting.

April

This is an exciting month when it comes to Billfish, with Blue, Black, and Striped Marlin topping the list. Mahi Mahi, Yellowfin Tuna, and Roosterfish are all possible targets as well.

May

Head out on an offshore adventure, with Billfish biting more than usual. Yellowfin Tuna and Mahi Mahi are very close behind, as they’re biting hot as well.

June

With the start of summer, Black Marlin makes room for Blue Marlin and Sailfish. As the weather starts to warm up, they’re biting more than ever!

July

July is the month of fishing for Tuna and Mahi Mahi, with Sailfish right behind. Blue Marlin is a possible target as well.

August

With Blue Marlin slowly migrating, this is the last chance to snag a trophy one. You also have the chance to reel in some big Mahi Mahi and Yellowfin Tuna.

September

In September, the bite is hot when it comes to Sailfish, so head out on a fun offshore adventure. Mahi Mahi and Roosterfish are also possible targets.

October

With the weather getting colder, the bite is moving closer to shore. You can expect to catch Roosterfish, Mahi Mahi, and Snapper.

November

With the winter slowly approaching, there’s a good amount of Tuna and Mahi Mahi, with Sailfish still topping the list as a prized catch. Roosterfish is also popular inshore.

December

With Sailfish biting year-round, Black and Striped Marlin start to come back, which makes this time of year great for some big game fishing.