Mazatlán Fishing Charters
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"The experience wss better than advertised. left port around 7 am, the guides started dtopping lines in after about an hour." — Arun,

"For my money there is no better boat to go fishing with in Mazatlan than with Pepe's Fleet." — Darren,

"My wife and I booked a trip to go when our cruise ship got in." — Weston,

"We had one of the best fishing experiences in Mazatlán, Sinaloa!" — Cesar,

"We had an amazing deep sea fishing trip in Mazatlán! There were 10 people in our group, and the boat had plenty of room for everyone to fish, relax, and enjoy the day comfortably." — Aaron,

"Great day on the water. We caught a sailfish and 3 yellowtails." — Trent,

"We caught 3 marlin at the same time. Over all we caught 4 marlin and landed 2." — Jeffrey,



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Mazatlán Fishing Seasons
January
Fishing in Mazatlán in January is great whatever the depth. Striped Marlin roam the bluewaters, Snook swarm the shallows, and Snapper and Grouper can be found on the reefs.
February
Mazatlán Carnival has been running since 1898 and is reportedly the biggest in Latin America behind Rio. See the parades and the beauty pageants, then head offshore for some daytime Swordfishing.
March
Inshore anglers won't be disappointed by the fishing in March. Snook, Jack Crevalle, and Cero Mackerel are on fire, and you can run into Roosterfish and Mullet Snapper in the estuaries, too.
April
The Sailfish bite picks up in April and Striped Marlin are still going strong. Mahi Mahi arrive in big numbers offshore and Roosterfish show up in force in the shallows.
May
The first few Blue Marlin show up in May, just as the Striped Marlin bite starts to cool off. Sailfish and Mahi Mahi are in full swing, and there are plenty of Tuna, too. Get out there and hook one!
June
Big game season really gets going in June, with Blue and Black Marlin, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, and Yellowfin Tuna. Inshore, this is your last chance for awesome Snook fishing and the Roosterfish are biting hard.
July
Blue and Black Marlin are at their peak, as are Sailfish. This is your best chance of landing a Billfish Slam, if you can take the heat. Beware, the mercury can rise above 90 pretty easily.
August
The summer sun burns on throughout August. Head offshore to get some air and try your luck at Billfish, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Tuna. Otherwise, take on huge Roosterfish in the shallows.
September
September 16th is Mexican Independence Day. Crowds gather to remember the grito (shout) that kicked it all off. Escape the noise by hitting the water in search of Roosterfish and Marlin.
October
October is the last month of Mazatlán's world-famous Bull Mahi season. Head out for your chance to beat the town's record – a monster 83-pounder hauled aboard in the '70s.
November
November marks the most iconic festival in the Mexican calendar: el Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). See the parades then get offshore to enjoy the end of peak Billfish season.
December
With average highs of 80 degrees and four different Billfish to target, you couldn't ask for a better place to spend the holidays. Hit the reefs and hook up some Snapper for a real festive feast.