Mexico Offshore Fishing

Fishing in Altata bay is to fish in an incredible place, and extreme place with a unique landscape, including dunes and unforgettable sunsets.

At Altata Bay you can practice fishing in estuary or at high seas. Here you can fish lebranche mullets, snapper, sea bass, marlin, and the legendary sail fish.

Altata is a protected area full of mangroves, enormous palm trees, lily flowers, reefs, and an unimaginable amount of marine fauna.

This bay is in a fishing town with an unbelievable 1.3 kilometer pier and an amazing gastronomic seafood hall that will perfectly complement your visiting and fishing experience.

Altata is only 45 minutes from the International Culiacan Airport, and we can provide all the necessary services: lodging, boats, tour guides, equipment and transportation, so you can live your fishing adventure one hundred percent!

If you want to unplug yourself for a little bit and have an out of this world experience, we recommend you to come to get to know and fish at the Altata Bay.

What to fish

the fishing is abundant and you can find Blue Marlin, Black Marlin, Striped Marlin, Sailfish, Swordfish, Dorado, Tuna, Bonito Pargo, Toro, Sierra, Roosterfish.

How to get there

Culiacan International Airport is located 1 hour from Altata and receives passengers from Mexico and the United States. Land in Culiacan and we will pick you up and you will be enjoying a great fishing trip.

From the city of Culiacan you take highway 280 to Navolato. You leave Navolato by highway 30 that goes straight to the heart of Altata.

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Catch and release

At nomonday we are convinced that the most important contribution an angler can make to the habitat of his fishing spot is by practicing catch and release. We invite you to adopt and respect this practice and promote it with all your fishing friends.