Mexidivers 

We booked for Friday but fished on Sunday. Heavy wind kept port closed. Daily communication from Captain each day. Told us Thursday it would probably be Sunday and he was right. First fish was a 30 minute fight but broke the line as I was finally gaining line. Caught 2 barracuda after that. Lost one more after that. Spent last part of trip snorkeling off the Tulum Ruins. Saw sea turtles and rays and a bunch of smaller fish. There were only 2 of us and we apparently looked like we knew which end of a snorkel to suck on, so he took us out to reef. Pretty good surf but we meandered through cuts. Think he was looking for something particular but didn’t find it. Maybe a friendly nurse shark? Used their equipment and it was better than most. Did not end up empty handed because the crew of the boat next to us gave us a filet of mahi and refused to take payment. High 5 and a fist bump instead. We will be back.

I have done plenty of ocean fishing charters throughout my life and this was by far my favorite experience. Our captain Robert is the absolute man! He was like Steve Erwin meets Chris Pontius meets David Attenborough. He knew infinitely cool facts about the carribbean reef and local history. On top of a cool crew, we caught two massive Barracuda and our other boat caught a 5 foot, 65 pound cuda as well as an amberjack and a mackeral. These guys know this reef and knew the bait swaps and troll technique to hook up consistently. It was a great day unless you were a beer or a fish! will def be back

What a wonderful experience. I took my 14 year old son for his first sea fishing experience. Carlos who runs the shop is a true fisherman and amusing and super fun. Apart from the fishing we had a great conversation about Yucatan, cities and ruins to visit. The crew were fantastic and friendly and showed us a great time with three fantastic catches and we finished off the day with a guided snorkelling 1 hour seeing sea turtles, sting rays and all manner of fish up close around the reef. What a day!!

Finding the place, easy. Getting set up and finding the boat, easy. Finding the fish, tough. We started hot with a decent Barracuda and the went a couple hours without a bite. But watching the captain and guide just fight the sargassum, which was literally everywhere, was an experience on its own. wish i could have done more at that point rather than enjoy a couple cold Corona but their experience and patience led us to another few great catches! Worth every penny. I will definitely come back and spend another few hours watching these guys do their thing.

Captain Erwin and Mate Felipe worked extremely hard to get us on fish. They were constantly changing out for fresh bait, changing out the teasers, and constantly scanning for the Kites (birds) to indicate fish. They never took a break. They wanted fish to be caught. If you read the chart for offshore fishing, only three species are in the area in November. We caught two Barracuda. Mid spring until early fall numerous species are available including sport fish. There were at least 6 other hits but nothing else hooked. One misnomer from what I am accustomed to is "bottom fishing". The boat continually trolls, but what seemed to be at reduced RPM's and in shallower water over the reefs. (I suspect it is illegal to anchor or drop lines directly over the reef). When there is a hit, the Captain or Mate set the hook and then all you do is reel it in. I prefer feeling or seeing the hit myself, setting the hook or missing it is then entirely up to me. I can't imagine a crew working harder or more diligently to catch fish and please the customer. Both were very pleasant and tried to keep us engaged. Suggestion would be take a cushion to set on the fiberglass seats. With any kind of swell it's hard on a skinny butt. Weather was fantastic, with one small rain outburst.