PUERTO VALLARTA FISHING SITES - FISHING MAP
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WHICH SITE IS RIGHT FOR ME? In general, the further out into the Pacific Ocean you go, the bigger the fish are, the choppier the water gets, and the longer it takes to get the site. Fishing in Puerto Vallarta is much different than other destinations like Cozumel where you just troll right off the shore - you have to go to the fish. Below we'll give you our general recommendations for fishing in Puerto Vallarta. For excellent specific recommendations and personal customer service, give us a call toll-free from the U.S. and Canada 24 hours a day at 1-877-849-6496 and we'll help you decide what's right for you. CLICK ON A SITE NAME FOR MORE INFORMATION Banderas Bay - Recommended for trolling, bottom fishing, larger groups, wives and girlfriends, cruise passengers, those on a tight budget or short on time, those who get seasick. Less than 1 hour of travel time. Marietas Islands (Punta Mita) - Recommended for those who want the best deep sea fishing possible in 8 hours in Puerto Vallarta (run as a combo trip with El Morro), the best chance to see whales and dolphins from the boat, those who want a chance at a trophy fish but are on a budget. Approx. 1 Hour each way. El Morro - Recommended for those who want the best deep sea fishing possible in 8 hours in Puerto Vallarta, run as a combo trip with the Marietas Islands. All fishermen, those who want an excellent chance at a trophy fish, but don't want the travel time of Corbetena or the Banks. Approx. 1.25 hours each way. El Faro - Serious fishermen, trophy fishing, Marlin and Sailfish, Wahoo and Tuna. Used as an alternate to Corbetena at certain times of the year when the fish tend to cluster here. Approx. 1.25 hours each way. Corbetena - Serious fishermen, trophy fishing, Marlin and Sailfish, Wahoo and Tuna. Our recommendation for the best overall fishing site in Puerto Vallarta. Approx 1.5 hrs each way. The Banks - Recommended for only the most hardcore fishermen or overnighters. Popular for huge cow tuna, but at over 50 miles, it's a long haul. Approx. 2 hours each way. |
