FISHING GUATEMALA STYLE

You have heard the old adage about real estate "LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION". The same holds true about Big Game Sports Fishing "LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION¨ Fishing Guatemala, Central America though it's yearly catch and release numbers has earned an international reputation as The Sailfish Capital of the World, in particular Pacific Sailfish. This is because of the natural underwater coastline that forms a bay with strong currents coming west to east from the Mexican coast then turning back after hitting the coast of El Salvador and create an enormous, natural occurring eddy, rich in bait and pelagic fish where Pacific Sailfish and other large game fish like Blue/Black/Striped marlin are also found.

  
 
This is the reason that Guatemala holds both the conventional and fly fishing records for the most Pacific Sailfish caught and released in a single day. Also, Dorado, Spanish Mackerel, Rooster-fish, Red Snapper and Crevalle jacks insure the sports fishing angler an unbelievable fishing experience. Now couple this with our Sailfish Villas with private chief, waitress and maid along with our client satisfaction record and you will have a wonderful GUATEMALA SPORTFISHING VACATION.
 
Guatemala Game Fish

Sailfish

Caught throughout the year, with January through March being the best months. They may begin to thin out in May and the slowest months are from August through September. They are the most acrobatic of all blue water big game fish, the Pacific Sailfish has pug Guatemala on every international anglers wish list. Guatemala is the sailfishing Capital of the world.

Tuna:

Peak months are probably September through December, but when all else fails, there are always tuna, any time of the year you want to look for them, and more often than not when you'd just as soon avoid them to concentrate on billfish.

Dorado:

Also known as dolphinfish or mahi mahi, the dorado is one of the most exciting fish to catch on light tackle. An extremely colorful fish, dorados are extremely fast swimmers.The dorado is a delicious eating fish. A must for the light tackle angler and the fly fisherman.

Marlin:

Caught almost every month of the year, with June though September being the best months. Species most common are the Pacific Blue Marlin and the Black Marlin.