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Spend the afternoon fishing around the Nichupte Lagoon, a 10-minute boat ride from Cancun's hotel district. Jacks, Ladyfish, Snook, Tarpon, Permit, Bonefish, and more. There's an additional dock fee/national park fee of US$15 per person.
With the rich waters just a stone's throw from shore, a 4-hour trip will be plenty to get you testing your skills against some prized fish. Explore the productive flats and cast away with your fly rod or conventional gear to land anything from Snapper to Permit, Triggerfish to Snook, Tarpon, and many more monsters. You'll have the added bonus of complimentary soft drinks and snacks, so make the most of your morning!
Fish the brackish waters in Cancun's Nichupte Lagoon for a variety of gamey inshore fish. Go after Tarpon, Snook, Jacks, Snapper, and Barracuda year-round. For Permit and Bonefish, you'll want to head down between May and October. The waters here and calm and there are no motorized boats or wave runners allowed so it's great for kids too! Gear and soft drinks await on board. Pack your sun protection and you're good to go! There's an additional dock fee of US$15 per person.
Explore these productive waters and realize that the fishing opportunities are endless. Target Marlin, Sailfish, Snapper, Mahi Mahi, Tuna, Barracuda, and many more. The crew will clean the catch for you, so you'll leave the boat with the freshest fish fillets, ready for the pan.
This tour takes you up to 5 miles from the shore. We have reefs along the shore, and we have good opportunities to get Mahi Mahi, Yellowfin Tuna, Marlin, Bonito, Roosterfish, Wahoo, Sailfish, and more. For this trip we provide live bait, water, and beer.
Up to 4 people. We have experience in the place and a professional team as well as technology, we have excellent service, we speak English and we teach you how to use the equipment too ( for beginners). Our fishing family welcomes you to this experience called fishing in the Caribbean.
Fishing parallel to the coast, varying depths and techniques (trolling and bottom fishing) for four hours, can give you the opportunity to catch species such as grunt and snapper, sailfish, and wahoo, depending on the season. You can also opt to stop at a reef to snorkel in the warm Caribbean Sea. This excursion, which departs at 8:00 a.m.
Conveniently located on the Cancun hotel zone you don't have to travel far to get a world class inshore fishing experience. We fish inside the lagoon called the Nichupte Lagoon. We do not go out to the ocean so you'll be fishing in calm waters mostly close to the mangroves. The boat rides are short so you'll get maximum fishing time. We fish for Baby Tarpon and Snook year round and in the summer months Bonefish and Permit as well. There's an additional dock fee/national fee of 15 per person upon check-in.
Our crew will do everything for you to have a unique and unforgettable fishing experience. We are ready to show you how to use the equipment and to answer all you questions and to pamper you so you can comeback again.
Permit are fast, wary game fish that test any angler’s nerves. Permit fishing in Mexico stands out thanks to clear flats, warm water, and huge stretches of untouched coastline. Here you can stalk tailing fish in skinny water and watch the entire eat unfold.
Guides target Permit by sight fishing on shallow flats. You will pole or wade while scanning for shadows and nervous water. Fly fishing with crab or shrimp patterns works well. Spinning with small jigs, live crabs, or shrimp is also effective. Light tackle, long casts, and thin fluorocarbon leaders help fool these sharp-eyed fish.
Most trips run on shallow-draft skiffs with space for two anglers. Expect quiet, careful moves, many shots, and bursts of fast action. First-timers are welcome, but quick, accurate casts help a lot. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, a hat, and good flats shoes. Your captain will provide tackle on most trips, but you can bring your favorite rod.
Mexico offers world-class Permit flats along the Caribbean side of the Yucatán Peninsula. Broad areas include Ascension Bay and Espiritu Santo Bay, plus the flats near Isla Holbox, Isla Blanca, and Cozumel. Productive water also stretches along the Riviera Maya and down into remote mangrove backcountry.
Rules change by area, so check local fishing license needs and any Permit-specific rules before you go. Ask your captain about current seasons, harvest limits, and protected zones. Practice safe handling, and release fish quickly when required.
