Mexico - Tarpon Town Anglers

Baby Tarpon Fishing - Campeche, Mexico

2012 Hosted Week:  $2,490.00

June 10-16 with Brad Staples

Located on the Western Yucatan, looking toward the Gulf of Mexico sits the town of Campeche. This region features more that 80 miles of mangrove coast, hundreds of creeks, and numerous channels, making the region Mexico’s most prolific baby tarpon fishery.

The brackish waters of the Mayan Peninsula are perfect for baby and juvenile tarpon in the five to 30-pound range, plus snappers, jacks, barracuda and some snook. Mexican panga boats are fully equipped with casting decks, 60 and 75 horsepower Yamaha motors and stocked coolers. Native guides read the water and pole the boats.

Castlemar Lodge

Accommodations are at the Castelmar Lodge. Air-conditioned rooms, TV, wireless internet, daily maid service and only two blocks from downtown square. Campeche, a quaint town with Mayan and Spanish history, receives as many tourists in one year as Cancun gets in a day. Other options available:  City tour, visit Mayan Ruins, jungle horseback riding, beach and snorkel boating tour, hand crafts excursion.

Includes:  private shuttle transfers from airport to hotel, lodging, breakfast, daily transportation from the lodge to the marina and back, guided fishing, lunch, sodas, beer, fishing license, Reserve entrance and usage fee, use of flies, lures and service and sales tax.

• 2012 Rates:
• 7-nights and 6-days guided fishing  $2,990.00
• 6-nights and 5-days guided fishing  $2,490.00
• 5-nights and 4-days guided fishing  $2,050.00
• 4-nights and 3-days guided fishing  $1,600.00
• Non-angler companion:  6-nts and 5-days  $840.00