Bibi Fleet Sportfishing – 34' Sofia
Mazatlán, Sinaloa
Sightseeing/Snorkeling/Fishing Trip
:US $649
Spotted Rose Snapper Fishing
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Bibi Fleet – 36’ Paty C
Mazatlán, SinaloaHalf Day Trip–Sightsee/Snorkel/Fish:US $649La Mandujita
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco4 Hour Trip – Leisure&Sportfishing:US $300Mayel Meza – IssaMayel
Loreto, Baja California Sur8 Day – FIshing Day:US $426Outdoors Adventures – La Huida
Coco, Guanacaste4 Hour Trip:US $600VOLADOR TOURS
Coco, Guanacaste1/2 Day Fishing Trip:US $500Salt Hunt Charters – 32'
Playa Flamingo, Guanacaste6 hour Trip – Inshore:US $1,150- Meet the Captain
Maryola Tours
Tamarindo, Guanacaste4 Hour Trip (AM):US $450 Paquera Fishing and Tours
Puntarenas, Puntarenas Province8 Hour Trip – Offshore Fishing:US $900
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Featured Spotted Rose Snapper fishing charters
- Full Day Inshore
+4It’s a fishing day that’s different from the usual; you have to try to catch the bait—which is something you can help with—and you’re the one doing the actually fishing: you hold the line, you feel the fish bite, and you set the hook.Price for up to 5 peopleUS $1,900 - Full Day Inshore Fishing + Snorkel
+4Enjoy inshore fishing on a very comfortable boat that allows you to take a larger party. You'll be targeting Red Snapper, Grouper, Sierra Mackerel, Amberjack, White Sea Bass, and many more. On the second half of the trip, we'll take a pleasant cruise to see Mazatlan's skyline and admire some of the most famous sights in the bay: the lighthouse, the Sea Lions Rock, the Three Islands, and more. We'll stop at Deer Island for a relaxing swimming/snorkeling session before heading back to the Marina.Price for up to 8 peopleUS $799 - 6 hour Trip – Inshore
+8Enjoy exciting Inshore fishing, offering action-packed fishing trips along the beautiful Pacific coastline of Guanacaste. Perfect for families, beginners, and experienced anglers alike, our inshore fishing charters provide a fun, accessible, and highly productive experience just minutes from shore. Fish the calm, coastal waters off Playa Flamingo, Potrero, Playa Conchal, and Tamarindo, where you'll target a variety of hard-fighting species including roosterfish snapper, grouper, mackerel and more!Price for up to 6 peopleUS $1,150 - Half Day Individual– Inshore (AM)
+5Our half day inshore trip includes everything we will need for the day. All the food, drinks, equipment, licenses we need for the day will be provided. We will be fishing using lite spinning tackle using a combination of live bait and lures. Any keeper fish will be cleaned and prepared by the guide. All guests should wear adequate sun protection, including a UPF shirt, sun hat and lots of sun block.Per personUS $275 - 6 Hour Trip
+1Explore calm waters using techniques like jigging, trolling, casting, and bottom fishing on our half-day tour.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $750 - Deep Drop Fishing
+1We offer traditional reel hand crank, Kristal electric reels and old school panamain hand lining. We provide a mix of fish chunks and squid as baits.Price for up to 4 peopleUS $1,950 - 5h inshorewe hit some fishing spot inshore in the morning and finish off with some bottom fishing.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $625
- 8 Hour Trip
+3Ready to catch some fish in Coco? That's what Outdoors Adventures is here for! With Captain Ezequiel at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands. Depending on conditions, you might hook into Skipjack, Barracuda, Needlefish, Mahi MPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $800 - full day+7Depending on what you want to catch, we organize your full day of fishing accordingly. We usually have live bait, balihoo, mackerel, and lures.Price for up to 4 peopleUS $800
JK Tours & Sportfishing
Puerto Jiménez, Costa RicaHalf Day Trip – Inshore+1Absolute flexibility. As a premium, female-led charter, we ditch rigid itineraries so you control the pace. Where do we fish? The stunning inshore waters of Golfo Dulce. Departing from Puerto Jiménez, we target strategic spots in this tropical fjord based on your specific goals. What is the target? Thrilling battles with Roosterfish (catch & release), Cubera Snapper, and Sea Bass. Premium gear, cold drinks, and fresh fruit included. Book your custom ocean adventure today!Price for up to 5 peopleUS $700
What anglers say about Spotted Rose Snapper fishing
- 5.0/5(Half Day Trip (AM))
une experiance inoubliable
Le trajet commence avec un balaine qui sort a 30m di beateau, s’en suit des dauphins. Nous avons tous fait du poissons. Equipe superbe! Je recommande !
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About Spotted Rose Snapper fishing
Size
1.5–3 kg (3–6 lbs)
Food Value
Excellent
Game Quality
Good
Spotted Rose Snapper fishing targets a colorful reef predator known for quick hits and hard runs. Anglers value this Snapper for its strong fight and mild, flaky fillets. It shows up around reefs, rocky ledges, and drop-offs, making it a dependable goal for many trips.
You can catch Spotted Rose Snapper by reef fishing or bottom fishing near structure. Drop cut bait like squid or sardines, or use live bait when the current allows. Jigging also works well; move a metal lure up and down to imitate fleeing bait fish and trigger reaction bites.
Expect steady action, often mixed with other Snappers and Groupers. Bites tend to improve at dawn, dusk, and when tides move. This is great for first-time anglers and kids because runs are short and the setups are simple. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, and soft-soled shoes. A small cooler for fillets may be allowed where cleaning is offered; ask your crew and follow local rules.
Regulations vary by area and can change during the year. Check local fishing license and permit requirements before your trip. Confirm open seasons, harvest rules, and any marine protected areas that affect where you can fish. When unsure, keep only what you will eat and consider catch and release.
Techniques
Spotted Rose Snapper fishing targets a colorful reef predator known for quick hits and hard runs. Anglers value this Snapper for its strong fight and mild, flaky fillets. It shows up around reefs, rocky ledges, and drop-offs, making it a dependable goal for many trips.
You can catch Spotted Rose Snapper by reef fishing or bottom fishing near structure. Drop cut bait like squid or sardines, or use live bait when the current allows. Jigging also works well; move a metal lure up and down to imitate fleeing bait fish and trigger reaction bites.
Expect steady action, often mixed with other Snappers and Groupers. Bites tend to improve at dawn, dusk, and when tides move. This is great for first-time anglers and kids because runs are short and the setups are simple. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, and soft-soled shoes. A small cooler for fillets may be allowed where cleaning is offered; ask your crew and follow local rules.
Regulations vary by area and can change during the year. Check local fishing license and permit requirements before your trip. Confirm open seasons, harvest rules, and any marine protected areas that affect where you can fish. When unsure, keep only what you will eat and consider catch and release.