Yucatán, Mexico
SaltwaterSan Felipe and Río Lagartos, Yucatán
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Young tarpon of 5 to 15 pounds are what this six-angler outfit on the north coast of the Yucatán Peninsula fishes for, sight-casting from pangas among the mangrove lagoons and creeks and on the turtle-grass flats of protected reserves around San Felipe and Río Lagartos, mostly within half an hour's run. Guests sleep in a waterfront hotel about three and a half hours by van from Cancún, and in summer larger migrating fish can show up.
March to November
Young tarpon are around from March to November; in summer, larger migrating fish also come onto the outer flats.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$5,400 per person · 7 nights · 2027
Per person for 7 nights and 6 days of fishing, sharing a room and a boat.
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