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Mazatlan fishing is some of
the best you'll find anywhere in the world. Just across
the Sea of Cortez from the famed marlin-rich waters of
Cabo San Lucas
and the Baja, people come from all over the world to fish these
waters, known for year-round sailfish, wahoo, mahi mahi and
yellowfin tuna, as well as some of the biggest marlin ever
caught - anywhere! Our sportfishing options include deep
sea big-game fishing for Marlin, Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, and
more. If you want to do bottom fishing instead, that's not
a problem - couple that with our Bass Fishing options, and
we've got the right trip for everyone! What's more, we've
got the best rates!
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FREE
DISCOUNT CARD!
WITH YOUR RESERVATION
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Q: IS TRANSPORTATION TO THE MARINA INCLUDED?
A: Yes, if you book our 34' Luhrs or 43' Custom, we'll pick
you up at your hotel or cruise ship pier. For the remainder of the
boats, we offer pickup for customers staying in the Golden Zone hotels
only. Cruise passengers or downtown guests will meet at the
marina.
Q: DO I NEED A FISHING LICENSE IN MAZATLAN?
A: Yes. Fishing licenses can be bought at the marina on the
day of your trip for approximately $12.00/day.
Q: I'M AFRAID I'LL GET SEASICK - WHAT SHOULD
I DO?
A: We always recommend taking a seasickness prevention such as
Bonine
or
24 hour less-drowsy Dramamine one hour before departure on any boat or
fishing
trip. We prefer these to regular Dramamine because they don't make
you sleepy and you only need one pill a day, instead of every four hours.
If you do that, and don't drink too much the night before (Hangovers are
not helpful), you shouldn't have any problem at all.
Q: AFTER FISHING, CAN I TAKE THE FISH BACK WITH ME TO THE STATES?
A:
Yes, as long as it's well-frozen and in a leak-proof container.
The amount you can bring back will be subject to the airline restrictions
- check with your airline for complete baggage information to see how much
it will cost you to bring it back with you. If you are on a cruise ship,
contact the ship directly to see if they allow fish on board (most don't but
it can't hurt to ask).
For more information about the customs rules regarding seafood
imports into the U.S., click
here and
here. Make sure also to check the FDA
Import Alerts
List to be sure your fish isn't on there - if it is, you won't be allowed
to bring it in. We pack it in ice for you like you'd get at a supermarket,
but we don't provide packing and shipping services. Ask your hotel
about using their freezer space.
If you're bringing frozen fish back with you, you'll want
to contact the
U.S. Food and Drug Administration at (301)
436-1576 if you have any additional questions. If you're bringing a
stuffed and mounted fish back with you, check with the U.S. Department of Fish and Wildlife at (703)
358-2104 and your airline to make sure you are fully informed of all regulations
regarding, cost, duties, and limits. You can
also call the Mexico Department of Fisheries with any questions - they are
located in San Diego, California at
(619) 233-6956.
