
LAKE ZIMAPAN
GUIDED MEXICO BASS FISHING
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Lake Zimapan is an arch dam on the Moctezuma River, about 87 miles from the city of Queretaro. The primary purpose of the dam is hydroelectric power production and it services a 292 MW power station with water. The lake is approximately 9 square miles in surface and in some places exceeds 600 ft. in depth with crystal clear water.
The average number of fish per boat per day is 50-100, with a lake record of 11 lbs. 8 oz.
Tackle Suggestions:
Plastics:
5" Senkos: watermelon/red, watermelon seed
6" Zoom Shakey Head worms: same colors as above
4" Shad Shape worms: watermelon seed
Crank Baits:
Heddon Pop'N Image Poppers: pearl white
Heddon Torpedo: frog
Lucky Craft Gunfish Pencil Popper: chartreuse
Bomber Fat Free Shad 8'-14': citruse, chartreuse shad, pearl shad
Spro Little John: old glory

Contact Tommy now to plan your great Mexico bass fishing vacation.
505-414-5464 (Central Time Zone) diamondcfishing@gmail.com


