Lake Agua Milpa Trip Details

 

 

Lake Agua Milpa is located in the majestic Sierra Madre mountain range near the town of Tepic. Once inaccessible to outsiders, this rugged section of the Sierra Madre is now host to bass anglers from around the world! At 2,400 foot elevation, this 80 mile long reservoir is full of aggressive bass, many of which are in the 7 lb. range and some exceeding 11 lbs! For sheer numbers of quality bass Agua Milpa can't be beat. The lake is now open to sportfishing March - May and the month of June also offers outstanding bassin action. The climate at the lake is cooler than the other Mexico bass lakes in June so there's no need to worry about the heat.    

 

Lake Agua Milpa - 2007 / 2008 Season Rates

 

Trip Duration

 

5 days / 4 nights / 3 days fishing - $1,595 per person (double occupancy)

 

Deposit Amount

 

$500 per person. Balance due 60 days prior to arrival date.

 

Package Includes

 

• Applicable Nights Lodging (Double Occupancy) 
• Full Days of guided bass fishing
• Guide & Boat 
• Meals, Beer & Margaritas, Soft Drinks, Purified Water  
• Daily maid service
• Roundtrip Ground Transportation from Los Mochis, Mexico

Not Included

 

• Fishing Tackle and Tips to Guides and Staff
• Airfare to Guadalajara, Mexico
• Additional Half Day Fishing: $175
• Additional Full Day Fishing with overnight stay: $350
• Uneven number of people in group w/one fishing in a boat / one per room - Extra Charge for that person per night: $115

Season

 

Late September thru June. Lake Agua Milpa is productive all season with the fall months being very good for topwater baits. The bass typically spawn from mid February to mid to late March depending on weather patterns. The months of late April thru June have proven to be good months for big post spawn bass.

 

Available Dates

 

We are now accepting reservations for the current fishing season as well as the 2008 / 2009 season. Contact us for available dates. We recommend that you book early to get the dates you want.

 

*Trip Cancellation and Travel Insurance is Recommended  

 

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