Lake Baccarac Lodge Trophy Bass Fishing in Mexico

Until now, anglers were somewhat inconvenienced by having to spend their evenings and nights in facilities away from the water, but with the opening of the 2004 fall season, this has all changed. Now bass fishing in Mexico has changed with our lakeside lodge, the brand-new Lake Baccarac Lodge. Anglers are brought right to the water’s edge to stay in our brand-new Lake Baccarac Lodge, overlooking Lake Baccarac and the beautiful surrounding mountain scenery. The new Lake Baccarac Lodge houses 32 anglers at this Mexico bass fishing mecca.

 

Lake Baccarac was stocked in 1978 with Florida strain largemouth bass. The lake is 25 miles long and five miles wide and is 30,000 acres at full pool. The lake record and also the Central American record were set in 1993 by Bruce Knutson of a 19.10 lb. bass. Lake Baccarac’s favorite friend and part-time resident, Sonny Talkington, caught an 18.11 lb. bass at Lake Baccarac. Mexico bass fishing at its finest! Many of you who have frequented Lake Baccarac over the years know Sonny and are aware of his infamous log of all fish caught on the lake. We are happy to have him as our neighbor and the lodge’s resident expert.

 

Rene and his staff are there to ensure your stay is topnotch – from the air-conditioned, spacious rooms to excellent meals prepared by the cooking staff to the housekeeping staff who will pamper you – even washing your clothing daily. From the moment you arrive in Mexico until you leave, the staff is there to meet your every need and to make sure your stay is a memorable one.

 

Then there is the fishing. Brand-new 18 foot Crestliner boats manned by Lake Baccarac’s most famous guides (Sixto, Arturo, Antonio, Eddie, just to name a few!) who have an intimate knowledge of the lake, most having twenty years of experience on the lake, await you each morning to help you realize every angler’s dream – that mammoth bass on your line.

 

Lake Baccarac Lodge was built for one reason – to give anglers another opportunity while bass fishing in Mexico to stay in elegant accommodations while enjoying the world’s best bass fishing. Whether there are two of you, twenty of you, or you’re pulling your boat, we await your arrival so that we may give you the best bass fishing experience you have ever had. Lake Baccarac has come full circle and is once again a true trophy paradise.

 

Fed by the Sinaloa River, Lake Baccarac, approximately 90 miles due east of Los Mochis on the west coast of Mexico, is a 35,000 acre man-made reservoir and a Mecca for serious bass fishermen. With its shimmering waters and steep rock-clad banks, Baccarac is a meandering twenty five mile long, five mile wide lake that offers a wide variety of breathtaking vistas from rugged cactus-studded terrain to sweeping panorama of the Sierra Madres. With hundreds of isolated islands, points and coves to keep any fisherman busy, bass fishing in Lake Baccarac seems right out of a dream where fishing conditions are flawless and landing big fish never ceases to amaze. Imagine an isolated lake, void of human interference and fishing pressure, where largemouth bass over 10 pounds are plentiful. Imagine landing over sixty 3- to 4-pound bass in a few hour period then begging your guide for a breather. Imagine landing a half dozen fish over double digits in just a three day window. These aren’t tall bass tales. These are true facts we recently experienced on Lake Baccarac. Contact us today to get the prime dates for your group!

 

Lake Baccarac Lodge Pricing

 

Lake Baccarac Bass Fishing Report

 

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