Mexico Fly Fishing

 Welcome to fly fishing for permit, tarpon, and snook in Xcalak!

Xcalak, this small Caribbean paradise, offers you one of the best fly fishing experiences you can have. Thanks to the second largest reef in the world located off its shores, you will fish among lagoons, mangrove areas, lush jungle, pristine white sand beaches, and turquoise blue sea.

What is fished at Xcalak? 

In Xcalak, you can enjoy fly fishing and spinning for permit, juvenile tarpon, tarpon, black snook and bonefish as well as barracudas and cobia. Xcalak has a series of lagoons known as the Xcalak flats, which create one of the most favorable places in the world for fishing these species. Here, as a fly angler, you will need to showcase your best techniques and qualities to catch and release a beautiful permit or tarpon, taking that memory as a personal trophy.

When Is the Fishing Season in Xcalak?

The peak fishing season in Xcalak for permit, juvenile tarpon, tarpon, and black snook is from March to November.

New Lodge! Rustic and comfortable cabins with ocean view 

We offer you a new and comfortable cabins by the sea, with fast wifi, kayaks and bikes for guest use. Xcalak is a community of no more than 300 people, an ideal place to relax and fish.

How to get to Xcalak?

The easiest and most commercial route is through the newly remodeled Chetumal International Airport , which receives flights from all over the world. We offer transportation service to pick you up. The road trip to Xcalak is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Or Come and Take the New Mayan Train

If you arrive in Cancún, you can take the Mayan Train from Cancún Airport Station to Chetumal Airport Station. The trip takes approximately 3 hours. We will pick you up at the Chetumal station and drive directly to Xcalak

Or Take a Charter Plane Directly to Xcalak

If you want to make your trip even more pleasant and faster, we offer air service on a charter plane to the Xcalak airstrip.

Fly Fishing and Catch and Release in Xcalak

In Xcalak, we practice catch and release. At nomonday, we are convinced that the most important contribution a sport angler can make to the habitat of their 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.

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