trip description

     You can arrange your flight directly into the Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo International Airport. You will be met by a driver who will take you to your hotel. Ixtapa is approximately 21 km from the airport, and Zihuatanejo is 14 km.

     You can enjoy your stay in Mexico at one of our beachfront accommodation options designed to meet your expectations and budget. You may choose to stay in either the cultural fishing village of Zihuatanejo, or in the bustling town of Ixtapa. Both areas offer beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and easy access to the marinas. There are no meals included in our packages, so you have your choice as to how you would like to dine each day. Most of the hotels boast beautiful and delicious restaurants with nice local selections. We can also arrange meal packages for you at select hotels.

      Your fishing day will begin at the time specified on your itinerary, usually about 6:30 or 7 a.m. Make sure to pay attention to the itinerary information as some of the boats are docked at the Ixtapa Marina, and some at the Zihuatanejo port. Either way, it is a quick cab ride to get to the water in order to meet up with you r captain and crew
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     You may enjoy the exciting action of both inshore and offshore fishing. We use local charter captains who are very accommodating and knowledgeable. They know both fly fishing and conventional tackle and use the bait-and-switch technique for offshore and inshore species. We offer a wide variety of boat options from pangas to custom ocean cruisers, all with the capability of getting you to the fish quickly and efficiently. The flexibility of our program also allows you to customize your trip in advance by selecting the type of boat(s) you wish to utilize during your trip.

   The waters of this area are particularly appealing with a history of solid sportfish stocks combined with little angling pressure. Trophy roosterfish, snapper, grouper, Spanish mackerel and yellowtail jacks are available throughout the year inshore. Offshore species boast Pacific sailfish, blue and black marlin, yellowfin tuna, dorado and wahoo. This is a fishing trip you will be excited to repeat again and again.

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