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Read Our Trip ReportsRemote, Affordable Saltwater Fishing Lodge in Mexico
This remote fishing lodge along Costa Grande on Mexico’s Pacific Coast is ranked #2 in the World for Sailfishing by Sport Fishing Magazine.
Resting 50 nautical miles south of Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, the remote fishing village of Puerto Vicente is a hidden gem, known to locals as an offshore fishing paradise. But, the inshore fishing for roosterfish is incredible as well! This Mexico sailfish lodge is easy to get to, but tucked away from the crowds and traffic of Mexico’s booming tourist destinations.
Don’t expect strip malls or luxury spas here. You need to remember, that first and foremost, this is a fishing trip. This section of the Costa Grande, Mexico has pristine beaches, litter-free coastlines and friendly, welcoming people who aren’t caught up in the hustle of daily city life. But of course, the main attraction is the Mexico sailfish fishing, or if you’re like me, the roosterfish. When we go, we like to mix up our trip with a few days of offshore fishing and a day or two inshore going after roosterfish.
- This remote section of the Costa Grande is Ranked #2 in the World for Sailfishing by Sport Fishing Magazine.
- Productive pelagic fishing is found only one mile off the shore from the lodge.
- Offshore species found in these waters include: Pacific Sailfish; Black Marlin; Dorado (Maji-maji); Yellowfin Tuna; and Wahoo.
- Inshore species found in these waters include: Roosterfish; Jacks; Spanish Mackerel; and Snook.
- You’ll be impressed by the unspoiled beauty of the Costa Grande area of Mexico.
Included:
- Guided fishing
- Lodging
- All meals and drinks (excluding alcohol)
Not Included:
- Travel to and from Mexico
- Airport Transfers to and from the lodge
- Alcohol
- Trip Insurance
- Gratuities – $40 per boat is standard, paid to the captain when you get back to the dock. Also, at the end of your trip, $50 per staff member at the lodge is standard.
Travel Information
Fly into Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo (ZIH) airport in Guerrero province, Mexico.
- You’re transport to the lodge will be waiting for you when you arrive at the airport.
- Return flights should be arranged for afternoon as your ride back to the airport comes from Zihuatanejo and the lodge is a little over an hour drive from the airport.
- Staff will be waiting to greet you with freshly made margaritas when you arrive at the lodge. The rest of the day is about helping you settle in and relax.
Lodging and Accommodations
The fishing lodge rests along a half-moon-shaped beach, and provides an authentic, old-world Mexico experience.
The lodge is a hand-made adobe building with seven rooms, each with their own bathroom and air conditioning. Cool off with a soak in the small outdoor pool and then unwind under a thatched-roof palapa while sipping a frosty beer. These little perks are nice. But what you’ll remember the most (aside from the fishing, of course) will be the fantastic Mexican food and friendly service.
Fresh snacks and drinks are always within reach at the lodge. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are also included during your stay. Savor authentic Mexican fare and a wide range of seafood dishes, including fresh-caught tuna sashimi, prepared by a talented chef. And if you have any special requests, just ask. Some understanding of Spanish is not required but will help communication quite a bit while you’re there; this rural Mexico and hasn’t really had much exposure to the tourist destinations so most people in the village have had little reason to speak anything but Spanish their whole lives.
- Each room includes a private bathroom and air conditioning
- Small pool surrounded by landscaped gardens
- Common area with a hammock and a patio
- Nearby, soft-sand beach with palapas for shade
- All food is included: breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
Typical Daily Schedule
On a standard trip, you’ll spend most days offshore fishing for Sailfish, Dorado and misc. other fish, and one day of inshore fishing for Roosterfish. Plans can be somewhat fluid per your request.
You will be fishing in pairs in a Panga (small motor boat) with a Captain and his helper. Most days you will arrive at the dark just before sunrise and fish for 8 hours before returning.
Booking Information
Please note that reservations are not considered finalized until agreed upon deposit is received. This ensures agreed upon dates and current pricing.
Quality outfitters are in high demand so let us know right away, as some trips do book years in advance.