Large Mouth Bass Fishing in Mexico

“Are you ready for some bass fishing” in Mexico? With so many beautiful, well-stocked lakes to choose from, it’s up to you to decide what brings you the most excitement in bass fishing.

Perhaps you are looking for the best trophy bass fishing lakes in Mexico! Among the most popular are:

Lake Agua Milpa, Lake Baccarac, Lake Cajon, Lake Comedero, Lake Cuchillo, Lake El Salto, Lake Guerrero, Lake Huites, Lake Mateos, Lake Novillo, Lake Oviachic/Obregon, or Sugar Lake.

Lake Agua Milpa

Bass fishermen have been coming to Lake Agua Milpa for a trophy fishing experience of a lifetime. “Bass Action” is the name of the game!! Anglers have been enjoying this lake and reaping the rewards of successful bass fishing trips at Agua Milpa for over 15 years. It is not uncommon for two anglers sharing a boat to catch over 100 black bass in one day. April, May, and June have even been so outstanding that two bass fishermen have caught as many as 400 Largemouth bass in a single day. In fact, the lake record is 628. Besides this tremendous number, the largest one caught so far on the lake weighed in at 14.4 pounds. WOW—what a lake!!!!! This success story could happen to you; so come and give yourself a chance. Treat yourself to an AGUA MILPA FISHING TRIP!!!!!!!!

Lake Baccarac

Nestled among numerous trees in the mountain peaks of the Sierra Madres, Lake Baccarac is a picturesque scene for any bass fisherman to enjoy. It is located 150 miles northeast of the Mexico town of Los Mochis. The air is fresh, since it sits at 960 feet above sea level.

Lake Baccarac stretches for 25 miles and contains 35,000 acre feet of fresh water loaded with trophy bass. One can expect to locate good numbers of bass with remarkable weights ranging from 10 to 15 pounds. The lake was stocked in 1978 with Florida Strain Large Mouth Bass. Currently, the lake holds an impressionable record of 19.1 pounds. Also, it is believed by many that a new world record will come from this lake. So now it is time to plan for a BASS FISHING TRIP AT LAKE BACCARAC!!!!!!!

Lake Comedero

Bass fishermen seeking a thrill of a lifetime in landing a trophy bass need to experience a memorable bass fishing trip at Lake Comedero. Located 100 miles northeast of the seaside resort city of Mazatlan, it is nestled in the Sierra Madre Mountains. It contains 34,000 acre feet of clear, cool water and has a comfortable altitude of 902 feet above sea level.

Florida Strain Large Mouth Bass were stocked into the lake in 1993. Since the lake is in a remote area, the bass have had some time to increase in size, with little fishing pressure. Some of them now weigh 8 to 15 pounds; with a lake record of 18.4. One father/son team landed twelve bass in excess of 8 pounds during one trip to Lake Comedero. Any type lure has proven to be accurate in producing a thrilling strike of a trophy-size catch. Take advantage of BASS FISHING MEXICO!!!!!!!

Lake El Salto

Located in the state of Sinoloa, about 55 miles northeast of the port city of Mazatlan, Lake El Salto was created in 1986 with the damming of the Elota River. The result is a remote reservoir that sprawls across 27,000 acre feet. The government was convinced in 1985 to stock the holding lake with Florida Strain Large Mouth Bass before the water was released into the main lake. Mexican bass fishing authorities saw to it that those bass implants were left undisturbed for nearly five years. That allowed them to grow on shad and tilapia, which are very plentiful. By 1990, El Salto’s black bass population immediately lived up to any angler’s hopes and dreams. The lake quickly became renowned for its sheer abundance of bass; and as a place where catches of 100-bass days occurred regularly.

With a year-round growing season, it is estimated trophy bass at Lake El Salto grow at a rate of 2 pounds per year. A lake record has been set at 19+ pounds. It has been reported that some bass, weighing close to the world record, have been found floating in the lake. An enormous crop of 10-18 pound largemouth bass now swim in these tropical waters.

This lake has become one of the best trophy bass fishing lakes in Mexico and possibly the world. Come join us in a bass fishing trip to Lake El Salto; perhaps you will be the one to set the hook on a NEW WORLD RECORD.

Lake Oviachic

Lake Oviachic, also known as Lake Obregon, covers a surface area of over 20,500 acres. It is one of the most prevalent locations for sport fishing in Mexico. This man-made reservoir was constructed between 1947 and 1952. It boasts a well-stocked number of largemouth bass that feed on tilapia and shad.

Visitors and fishing enthusiasts from as far as Europe and Australia come for bass fishing trips at Lake Oviachic throughout the year. It hosts a very popular annual International Largemouth Bass Tournament. The lake here was heavily restocked with Florida Strain Black Bass in approximately 2006 and has had several record spawns in the past years, insuring the lake’s bass fishing popularity for some time to come.

Every year the average size of largemouth bass has increased. In recent seasons catches averaging between 5 to 9 pounds have been very common. It is normal to see boats with two anglers catch 80-100 bass daily, still searching for that trophy bass to beat the lake record of 16.4 pounds. On a recent excursion, two bass fishermen reeled in a whopping 216 in one day (even taking time for lunch and a 3-hour siesta.) Amazing!!!!!!!!! This is all the more reason for everyone who enjoys bass fishing to book a trip to Lake Oviachic.

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