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"Captain Nelson and his crew really care about their passengers and work hard to make sure they catch fish." — Greg,

"We booked for Friday but fished on Sunday. Heavy wind kept port closed." — Bruce,

"3 barracuda and 1 (escaped) sailfish…not bad 😎" — Lorenzo,

"We booked a 4-hour tour with Captain Jose Lenin and he was easy to work with, even though he speaks little English and helped us find a driver from our resort, and cleaned and prepared our fish ceviche back at the beach." — Michelle,

"Our 4-hour fishing trip was a memorable experience. We were fortunate enough to land a huge King Mackerel as well as a Barracuda." — Kevin,


"we booked a trip with Manny the day before we went. he communicated all details and got us to the boat with no problems." — Ryan,

"My buddy and I decided to go fishing at near end of our vacation and started look around for charter, then found AAA adventure guys who would do only 4 hours (which was just plenty)." — Flynt,

"We had such an amazing experience on our fishing trip—truly 10/10 and something we would absolutely do again!" — Kailey,

"We (husband & wife) did an 8 hour trip with Captain Jovany & crew (Mariano & David) & had a fantastic time." — Roz,
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Tulum Fishing Seasons
January
Welcome the new year in with some adventure! January in Tulum is a great time for bottom fishing. You can expect to catch various Snapper and Grouper species, as well as Amberjack, Barracuda, and Kingfish.
February
Things are always hot in Tulum, even during February, and the fishing is a great example! Book a bottom fishing trip and go after some delicious Snapper and Grouper, or troll for Kingfish, Wahoo, and Barracuda.
March
Say goodbye to winter and hello to spring! March marks the beginning of the Sailfish migration in Riviera Maya. Hop on an offshore charter and get ready to put up a fight against one of the most acrobatic fish in the sea.
April
More and more Billfish start to roll in through town. White and Blue Marlin join the fight, so now is the time to whip out the heavy tackle and try and get that Billfish Grand Slam!
May
The spring feeding frenzy continues and it feels like everything is biting. Inshore fishing is hot, with Permit, Snook, and Bonefish. Offshore fishing is sizzling as well, with Mahi, Marlin, Sailfish, Kingfish, Bonito, and Wahoo.
June
The action is hot everywhere – inshore, nearshore, and offshore! Closer to shore, you'll target Bonefish, Tarpon, Permit, and Jack. Further offshore, you'll find yourself battling Marlin, Sailfish, and Dorado.
July
July is a great time to hit Ascension Bay for a nice day of fly fishing. Hit the flats and target Permit, Snook, and Bonefish and enjoy the calm, sheltered waters of the bay.
August
Billfishing starts to slow down but other offshore species are still biting, such as Mahi Mahi. Go offshore and troll for Yellowfin and Blackfin Tuna or bottom fish for delicious Snapper. Your options are endless!
September
You can deep drop for Yellowfin Tuna far off the coast or troll for Albacore and Bonito. Bottom fishing in September is solid, with likely catches of Red Snapper and Black Grouper.
October
October is great for inshore fishing as well as reef fishing. You'll be able to target Triggerfish, Black Grouper, Cubera Snapper, and more.
November
November can get pretty crowded on the Riviera Maya, so book your charter ahead of time. It also marks the arrival of Dia de los Muertos celebrations. This is definitely an exciting month to visit!
December
December is one of the driest months on the Yucatan Peninsula, which makes it one of the most popular times to visit. Plan your trip in advance and check out some of the local charters. You won't be disappointed!