Sayulita Striped Marlin Fishing Charters

A charter for 6 hours to catch small fish in the area. Fishing equipment and license are provided, just come and enjoy your time under the Mexican sun!

This trip includes a combination of snorkeling in the waters of National Park Los Acros and inshore/nearshore fishing for Roosterfish, Jack Crevalle, and many more.

This 6-hour trip will take you to the Yelapa or Marietas Islands, depending on where the bite is at. You'll fish for Sailfish, Amberjack, Jack Crevalle, Mahi Mahi, Groupers, Snappers, Roosterfish, and many other species.

The friendly, local, bilingual crew is passionate about showing you the best fishing locations in the Bay of Banderas. Get on board and spend a relaxing 6 hours fishing in the famous bay. Fish the productive reefs by trolling or bottom fishing, and you're sure to catch a range of beautiful, delicious, and tough-fighting fish. From dazzling Mahi Mahi and exotic Roosterfish to tough Jack Crevalle and Spanish Mackerel, and even Sailfish monstrous, stunning Sailfish – these waters have it all.

On this trip, you'll be fishing in the flag bay, one of the deepest bays in Mexico. This trip can also take you fishing out of the bay about 8 miles away. The crew always tries to catch seasonal fish. Your potential catch list may include Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Jack Crevalle, Roosterfish, Pompano, Snapper, and more.

This particular trip we have more time to get something more bigger depending on the time of the year Like july to march mahis sailfish marlins roosterfish And january to april sailfish roosterfish mahis red snappers bonitas spanish macklers

4-5 hours aprox. Trip

In this trip we have more time for try to catch something more big depending the season like July to March mahis, sailfish, marlin and roosterfish and January to April sailfish, mahis, red snapper, bonitos and Spanish macklers

Ready to catch some fish in Puerto Vallarta? Then Sol Y Mar has a trip with your name on it! These waters are known for Bonito, Jack Crevalle, Blue Marlin, Sailfish, White Marlin, Roosterfish, and more – with any luck, you’ll have tight lines

you can fish offshore to look for large species