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Fly Fishing Río Lagartos – Tarpon Fishing Tours in Yucatán
Lagartos River
Fly fishing tour in Río Lagartos, Yucatán, one of the top fly fishing destinations in Mexico. Depending on the season, this guided fly fishing tour targets baby tarpon or giant...
Duration : 8 hours
Capacity : 1-2 persons
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From US$460
Free cancellation
Available starting Aug 12
Striped marlin fishing peaks in Los Cabos, with fish stacked close to the marina and calm seas making for easy trolling. Wahoo keep biting hard into the New Year, though dorado numbers are lower this early. On the Caribbean side, snook fishing around Cancún hits an "outstanding" stretch in the mangroves, and permit start showing on the Yucatán flats. It's one of the best all-around months to fish Mexico's Pacific side.
Striped marlin stays the headline act in Los Cabos, and the Pacific holds glassy-calm for trolling. Snook fishing in Cancún is still excellent, and bonefish and permit are active on the Yucatán flats. Baby tarpon start showing at Río Lagartos as water temperatures climb — a quiet, uncrowded month with strong fishing on both coasts.
La Paz and Loreto's season opens for the year, and striped marlin fishing in Los Cabos holds strong into its last full month. Baby tarpon fishing at Río Lagartos hits its stride, and white marlin and sailfish are both active on the Caribbean side. Water starts warming everywhere, setting up the shift toward summer species.
Striped marlin give way to the first blue and black marlin push in Los Cabos, and dorado begin showing around weed lines. La Paz and Loreto enter their most productive stretch (April–July), and Río Lagartos tarpon fishing is in full swing. Snook fishing in Cancún stays strong through the month.
Dorado numbers build fast on both the Baja and Pacific mainland coasts, and blue marlin fishing keeps improving in Los Cabos. La Paz and Loreto are in their prime window. The Eastern Pacific hurricane season officially opens mid-month, but early-season storms are rare — mornings stay fishable and boats still run daily.
Yellowfin tuna fishing explodes in Los Cabos, with big schools showing on the sounder, and roosterfish action picks up along the beaches on both the Baja and Pacific mainland coasts. Hurricane season is officially underway, but most systems track well offshore or arrive later in the season — captains watch the forecast and mornings are typically calm. Dorado stay thick around floating debris.
Roosterfish fishing peaks in Los Cabos and along the Pacific mainland, with fish over 30 pounds a realistic target. Yellowfin tuna stay strong offshore, and dorado numbers are near their yearly high. Afternoon storms become more common but rarely cancel a morning trip.
Tuna and dorado fishing both stay excellent across the Pacific coast, and roosterfish action holds through the month. This is typically the busiest stretch of hurricane season, so it's worth watching the forecast a few days out — well-run operators reschedule around storms rather than fish through them. Snook fishing in Cancún remains strong through this month.
This is historically the most active month of hurricane season in both the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean, and it's the one month where flexible dates are worth the trade-off for lower prices and thinner crowds. When the weather cooperates, dorado and tuna fishing is still strong in Los Cabos, and tarpon and snook stay active on the Yucatán side.
Puerto Vallarta and the Pacific mainland enter their best stretch of the year, with blue marlin fishing building toward its peak. Storm activity starts easing off as the official season winds down, and mornings are reliably calm. Wahoo begin showing in Los Cabos, and dorado are still around throughout the Pacific.
Puerto Vallarta's marlin fishing peaks this month — one of the best windows anywhere on Mexico's Pacific coast — and hurricane season officially closes on the 30th. Wahoo fishing ramps up in Los Cabos, snook fishing in Cancún turns outstanding again, and the first striped marlin of the new season start showing.
The dry season returns to the Pacific side, with striped marlin building in Los Cabos and wahoo biting all day. Sailfish season opens on the Caribbean side around Cancún, running into summer. Seas calm down across both coasts, closing out the year with some of Mexico's most reliable fishing.
Explore the best fishing tours in Río Lagartos, Yucatán. Enjoy inshore, offshore, and mangrove fishing adventures with local guides. Book your tour now.
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