Mexico Bass Lakes, Guides and Lodges

Mexico Bass Fishing Lakes

If you like bass fishing, you are going to love our Mexico bass lakes. Mild climates and abundant forage translate to perfect habitats for trophy bass fishing. In these lakes bass can grow up to two pounds a year and ten pounders are always a possibility. Mexico bass fishing is a completely unique experience. At these lakes you're just one cast away from that ten pound plus trophy bass!

 

Lake El Salto

The bass fishing at Lake El Salto is still great with many opportunities to catch good numbers of quality bass and of course the Lake El Salto trophy bass over 10 pounds. Located 50 miles north of Mazatlan, Lake El Salto is full of trophy size bass. When Lake El Salto was first opened for public fishing its first bass anglers found a trophy bonanza, with 85% of everyone who fished the lake hooking the biggest bass of their lifetime. The aggressive Florida strain bass of El Salto will strike a variety of lures all year including topwaters, crankbaits and plastics.   Anglers Inn »

 

Lake Baccarac

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, we will 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. If you want Trophy Bass go to Lake Baccarac Lodge »

 

Lake Huites

Located in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, Lake Huites is a great producer of quality largemouth bass. Hidden among the mountainous landscape of western Mexico, Lake Huites was initially stocked with Florida-strain largemouth bass. Because of a plentiful food source and a long growing season, the bass are growing at a rate far exceeding their growth rate in the states. Catches in excess of 100 bass in a day of fishing have been recorded at this lake. Lake Huites Lodge »

 

Lake Guerrero

The legendary Lake Guerrero is known worldwide for the number of record-class large mouth bass consistently caught here. The incredible scenery and thousands of acres of flooded timber is heaven on earth for any angler.  A voluntary catch and release program now observed by most fishermen has made this great lake even better. Lago Vista Lodge »

 

Lake Mateos

The lake’s bass fishing population has come back strong and fast. It’s not uncommon now for anglers to have 100 fish days at Mateos and some of those Florida strain largemouth may top 10-pounds or more. Anglers who have fished El Salto will find major differences when they get to Lake Mateos. For starters, you won’t find the partially submerged trees that El Salto has in such abundance. What you will find is a lot of brush and trees along the shoreline edges. The open areas between these brush clumps provide great fishing opportunities for anglers.  Anglers Inn Lake Mateos »  

 

Lake Comedero

Lake Comedero is a located 100 miles northeast of the seaside resort of Mazatlan. Its clear, cool water is teeming with thousands of hungry Mexico black bass which will strike almost any type of lure all year. Without any doubt, Comedero is one of Mexico's best bass lakes for numbers of bass from 8 lbs to 12 lbs with some bass ranging from 12 to 15 lbs. Daily catches average 40 to 60 fish per day per boat.  It is totally a catch and release lake. Because of its remoteness it receives less fishing pressure. If you want a great “fishing trip,” this is a good lake to fish.  Lake Comedero Lodge »