6 Ribolovni izleti
Najbolja ponuda za ribolov na čarteru od ukupno 6 u Yucatan - unesite datume da biste proverili dostupnost
The meeting of the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico currents makes Río Lagartos a paradise for sport fishing. Its estuaries, open waters, mangrove-lined lagoons, and turtle-grass flats offer world-class fly fishing for baby tarpon ranging from 5 to 30+ pounds. You can also target snook, snapper, barracuda, and more. Fly fishing for tarpon in Río Lagartos is pure adrenaline!
Río Lagartos is a fishing village on the coast of the Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve. Its geographical features and biodiversity make it an extraordinary place. For fishing, it has a very shallow lagoon system, with depths ranging from 1.6 to 10 ft and approximately 50mi in length, among mangroves and dunes. These features create a special, fun, and exclusive environment for fly fishing. Enjoy fly fishing in Rio Lagartos in a 7 hours session, from 5:00 A.M to 12:00 P.M. Boat with guide for two people,
In Celestún, you will fish in a place surrounded by sea, rivers, mangroves, cenotes, and springs, all within a jungle setting that makes up the Ría Celestún Biosphere Reserve. This is an unparalleled setting for fly fishing for spotted trout and snook. In Celestún, you can catch: snook, spotted trout, tarpon, juvenile tarpon, bonefish, mojarra, snapper, jacks, among many others. Fly Go fly fishing in Celestun in a 5 hours session from 6:00 A.M to 11.00 A.M. Boat with guide for two people.
Enjoy a versatile sport fishing trip designed for anglers who want to experience different techniques in a single tour. During this adventure, we combine trolling, spinning and other methods adapted to the day's conditions and available species.
We fish in remote areas where we're the only ones there. We can fish from a boat or wading in shallow water. It all depends on the type of fishing experience you want. Our target species are tarpon (resident or migratory), snook, barracuda, snapper, jacks, and other species.
What makes Ricky Tours special is the combination of local expertise, personalized service, and the incredible natural beauty of the region. Fish the waters of the Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve, where the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean ecosystems meet, creating a rich habitat for Tarpon, Snook, Snapper, Barracuda, and more. Enjoy calm, uncrowded waters, stunning scenery, and an authentic fishing experience guided by knowledgeable local captains.
Snook are fast, hard-hitting game fish that love warm, shallow water. Yucatan, Mexico is perfect for them. Its mangrove creeks, saltwater lagoons, and clear flats give Snook cover, food, and ambush points. That mix lets anglers sight fish in calm water and feel explosive hits close to the boat.
Most trips focus on inshore fishing around mangroves and flats. Guides often pole shallow skiffs so you can make short casts to structure. Spinning with soft plastics or topwater plugs works well. Live bait like shrimp is common near creeks. Fly fishing also shines here. Simple baitfish or shrimp patterns and an 8 or 9 weight rod help turn strong runs.
Expect early starts and smooth rides in shallow draft boats. Many days involve sight casting, which is great for beginners and experts. Families enjoy calm water and short travel times. Wear light clothing, bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, and a hat. Your captain will have the tackle you need and will suggest the best plan for wind and tides.
Across Yucatan State, broad areas hold Snook year-round. The north coast mangroves and flats near Progreso invite quick half-day trips. Ría Celestún offers brackish lagoons and creek mouths with steady action. Ría Lagartos has miles of backcountry water, with Snook cruising edges and drains. Dzilam de Bravo features clear flats where sight fishing is common after the wind drops.
Before your trip, review local rules on fishing licenses and permits. Ask your captain about current season and harvest guidelines. Regulations can change, and size and bag limits may apply. When in doubt, release healthy fish and keep the fishery strong.
