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La Morena Sportfishing Tours in Sayulita Mexico
- Customized Trips
- Twin 115 engines
- lunch Included
- Live Bait Caught the Night Before
- Bathroom Available
- Filet your Catch at a Private Swimming Beach At The End of The Trip
La Morena Sportfishing Tours in Sayulita offers fishing adventures using high-quality equipment to assure a great catch. La morena is a 28’ center console with twin Yamaha 115
Local Offshore: Outside of Punta de Mita and Sayulita are excellent grounds for Dorado, Sailfish, Toro, Roosterfish, and Pargo (Snapper). Trips are 5-6 hours.
La Corbetena (The Rock): Located about 20 miles outside of Punta de Mita and about an hour's boat ride from the Marina is “La Corbetena”. This massive rock mound with shallow reefs and steep drop off create a fisherman’s dream. La Roca Corbetena attracts Blue and Black Marlin, Yellow Fin Tuna, Pacific Sailfish, Dorado, Jack Cravelle, Mackerel, Pargo, and Wahoo.
El Banco (The Banks): Even further out, the famous underwater sea mount called “El Banco” wins the gold for fishing. This famous fishing site is where the possibilities of hooking onto a 600-lb Marlin or 300-lb Tuna are at. It is a much longer trip and more hours, but well worth it.
Snorkeling: Come join us at this remote location that will be your beach and amazing snorkeling. . There is also the Los Arcos Islands, located south of Puerto Vallarta, which are very popular for diving and snorkeling. This protected marine preserve offers several small islands offering reefs, tunnels, caves, and arches with a wide variety of sea life.
The Marietta's Islands are now protected and only used for large boats for only 15 minutes at a time, so is not so magical anymore. Enrique makes this a personal experience for up to 6-8 people; you will have the time of your life.
We have top-of-the-line equipment: avet, Shimano, and Penn reels, along with outriggers and tuna tubes.
Whale Watching: From November through March, the Humpback Whales make their debut and return to the Bay of Banderas to mate and give birth to their calves. And occasionally you will see Orcas. They come down in early November and leave around the end of March, where you will see the spectacular display of the humpbacks breaching the surface and putting on an amazing show for the whole family. All right here, inside and outside of the Banderas Bay- and Sayulita.
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- Out-of-Area Service
- Reserve Online/Phone
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Language
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Meals
- Lunch
