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Mullet Snapper Fishing

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46 charters in map area
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24 ft
Up to 4 persons
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Meet the Captain
24 ft
Up to 6 persons
Up to 9 miles
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Trips from
US $550
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25 ft
Up to 6 persons
Up to 9 miles
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4 bookings in the past week.
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US $950
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30 ft
Up to 6 persons
Over 9 miles offshore
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US $1,000
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25 ft
Up to 6 persons
Up to 9 miles
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Trips from
US $500
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30 ft
Up to 6 persons
Over 9 miles offshore
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Trips from
US $700
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40 ft
Up to 6 persons
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US $1,800
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64 ft
Up to 10 persons
Over 3 miles offshore
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Trips from
US $1,895
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29 ft
Up to 6 persons
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Trips from
US $800
Angler's Choice
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25 ft
Up to 4 persons
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Trips from
US $900

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What anglers say about Mullet Snapper fishing

  • 5.0
    /5
    (Fish/Lobster, Snorkel,Turtles,4hrAM)

    Best trip ever!

    We caught a wide variety of Grouper. Captain Martin was very knowledgeable and had us catching fish in no time.
    Sherri K.
    Sherri K.
    Reviewed on May 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Fishing Trip)

    Great Captain and first mate!

    we were collected from our hotel at 5.30 and taken directly to the boat which abdolutely spotless. coffee and guidance given as we headed out to see dawn breaking. all good. everyone caught some fish and Socrates was friendly, helpful and good fun.
    Margaret R.
    Margaret R.
    Reviewed on Oct 6, 2025
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Fishing Trip)

    Fishing

    It was really amazing. Children were happy to chatch several fishes. The captain and his collegue was helpful all the time. Thank you
    Katerina F.
    Katerina F.
    Reviewed on Oct 7, 2025
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Fishing Trip)

    Excellent day out

    This is our 4th trip with Socrates and we always have a great time. We've always come away catching lots of fish which is enjoyable for all involved. My son (8) caught 7/8 on his own and the first within the first minute of casting! Will definitely book again. Thank you Socrates. Stav and James (London)
    Stavros E.
    Stavros E.
    Reviewed on Aug 28, 2025
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Fishing Trip)

    Fantastic Fishing Trip (Sean & Jasper)

    From start to finish a very well organised morning fishing trip with brilliant communications. First time sea fishing for my 9yr old son and myself and we loved it. The morning was much cooler and also got to watch the sunrise. The captain was extremely welcoming, knowledgable and super friendly. We caught plenty of puffer fish, red mullet, sea perch and then the more rare pig fish and a lion fish! Good value for money, great experience and fantastic memories made. Thanks Socrates⭐️
    Sean V.
    Sean V.
    Reviewed on Aug 15, 2025

About Mullet Snapper fishing

Size
35 cm
Food Value
Excellent
Game Quality
Good

Also known as Pargo Lisa, the Mullet Snapper has a long, slender body which sets it apart from most other Snapper species. This fish comes in a variety of hues, from silvery red to an almost yellow color. Fish found in deeper water tend to be red. “Mullets” are B-list celebrities when it comes to the Snapper family, but they still make for good sport and excellent table fare!

How big?

Mullet Snapper typically measure about 35 cm in length and can grow up to 100 cm. They can weigh well over 30 lbs, with the IGFA all tackle record standing at 45 lbs 12 oz.

Where to find Mullet Snapper

This fish inhabits the eastern Pacific Ocean, mainly from Mexico to Ecuador and the offshore islands in between. Mullet Snapper make inshore rocks and reefs their home, and anglers catch them frequently in bays and coastal outcroppings. You can also catch this fish in deeper water, up to around 150 feet.

How to Catch Mullet Snapper

Few anglers head out to sea with the intention of landing a Mullet Snapper for sport, but this fish is a good fighter that will add plenty of action to your fishing trip. They strike hard and run fast, which makes them fun to catch on spinning and baitcasting gear. You might also hook into this Snapper species while drift fishing, jigging, surf casting, or even anchoring up to chum. Bait selection ranges from natural and artificial lures to flies.

Good to Eat?

Like most Snappers, Mullets make for an excellent meal. Hook into one of these on your next fishing trip and you’re in for an unexpected treat!

Also known as Pargo Lisa, the Mullet Snapper has a long, slender body which sets it apart from most other Snapper species. This fish comes in a variety of hues, from silvery red to an almost yellow color. Fish found in deeper water tend to be red. “Mullets” are B-list celebrities when it comes to the Snapper family, but they still make for good sport and excellent table fare!

How big?

Mullet Snapper typically measure about 35 cm in length and can grow up to 100 cm. They can weigh well over 30 lbs, with the IGFA all tackle record standing at 45 lbs 12 oz.

Where to find Mullet Snapper

This fish inhabits the eastern Pacific Ocean, mainly from Mexico to Ecuador and the offshore islands in between. Mullet Snapper make inshore rocks and reefs their home, and anglers catch them frequently in bays and coastal outcroppings. You can also catch this fish in deeper water, up to around 150 feet.

How to Catch Mullet Snapper

Few anglers head out to sea with the intention of landing a Mullet Snapper for sport, but this fish is a good fighter that will add plenty of action to your fishing trip. They strike hard and run fast, which makes them fun to catch on spinning and baitcasting gear. You might also hook into this Snapper species while drift fishing, jigging, surf casting, or even anchoring up to chum. Bait selection ranges from natural and artificial lures to flies.

Good to Eat?

Like most Snappers, Mullets make for an excellent meal. Hook into one of these on your next fishing trip and you’re in for an unexpected treat!