| Deep Sea Night Fishing Off
Cancun
Travel to the famous reefs off Cancun (outside the National Park of
course) aboard our 55 foot (17 meters) fishing boat where you will
get the chance to catch Snapper, Grouper, Hogfish, Mackerel and
more. By the way, this selection is some of the best eating fish in
sea. As if that were not enough you will get to eat your catch!
Fresher fish you will never have. Get the picture? You will catch
fish or you will not eat fish – but other food is available in the
buffet. (See below.) Generally catching fish not a problem. The trip
also includes open bar from the time you leave the dock until you
get back 5 ½ hours later. An evening to remember for a maximum of 18
fishermen.
Excursion Schedule:
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7:00 PM --- Departure from the marina in Cancun 55 foot fishing
boat – Bar opens (Bathroom open too.)
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7:30 PM --- Begin to fish.
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9:00 PM --- Fish is prepared for your evening buffet aboard the
boat with trimmings
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12:00 AM - Return to Cancun Marina
For Frequently Asked Questions click on the area of interest below.
Questions about the location and departure
Questions about reservations and
cancellations
Questions about group reservations
Questions about the fishing
Questions about the boats
This excursion includes:
- Boat Transportation (55 foot boat) from Cancun.
- Open bar with national drinks from
departure to return
- Dinner Buffet with your fish
prepared along with Lasagna, white rice, and steamed
- vegetables with butter
- 5 hours of fun fishing
- All fishing equipment and bait
- Bilingual service, fishing help
and advise
- Fishing Contest to make it
exciting.
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Buffet dinner includes, Lasagna Bolognese, white rice, steamed
vegetables with butter just in case the group catches no fish, which
is rare.
Recommendations: Bring comfortable
footwear, camera, and your good luck fishing charm.
This Excursion Operates Monday, Wednesday
& Friday
A minimum of 6 fisherman are needed for the night fishing trip.
Generally this is no problem. (Maximum is 18.) In the event of the
trip gets canceled you will be notified in advance and a 100% refund
will be issued. Reserve your night fishing adventure with
confidence.
Price:
Night Fishing Cancun - Adult $65.00 USD
Night Fishing Cancun - Observer $40.00 USD
Only one observer per paying adult
CLICK
HERE!!!. TO RESERVE
| Frequently Asked Questions
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| QUESTIONS ABOUT THE LOCATION
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Where is the departure point?
The boat departs from a dock in the Cancun hotel zone. We
will send you map when you reserve and you can just give the map
to the cab driver or if you take the bus use the map to see
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| QUESTIONS ABOUT
RESERVATIONS AND CANCELLATIONS |
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How do I know you have available the boat I want?
If you reserve several days or more in advance we probably
have the boat you want available. We recommend you send in your
reservation complete with your credit card information and if
the boat you want is not available we will call and tell you
what boats are available. So be sure to include your phone
number.
Is it possible to make a fishing reservation when I get to
Cancun?
We do recommend you make your fishing reservations as far in
advance as possible so that you are sure to get a boat. During
the high season from January to August there are many times we
have no boats available 2-3 days in advance. To reserve once you
arrive in Cancun call us at 898-4312 or if you are
outside Cancun call us at 01-998-898-4312.
What is your cancellation policy?
You can cancel any fishing trip up to 24 hours before
departure and only pay a 5% credit card processing fee. If the
trip is cancelled because the port is closed then you will
receive a 100% refund.
Click Here To see all Cancellation and Change
Policy.
When I reserve do I get the boat I
choose?
Yes. That is why we put the pictures of the boats and a list
of equipment on the website. So you can choose and reserve what
you want. Of course the further in advance you make your
reservation the better the chance you will get the boat you want.
What if the boat I want is not
available?
We will call you or email you and recommend a comparable
boat before we charge your credit card and make your reservation.
Is the pricing on the website correct?
Yes. The prices are accurate and complete meaning that there
are no additional charges. At the end of the trip a tip is
optional but generally a tip of 10% - 15% of the charter
depending on how successful your crew was for you.
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| QUESTIONS ABOUT THE
BOATS |
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How many people can go on the boat?
It depends on the boat. You will notice above the price of
each boat the maximum number of passengers that that craft will
accommodate.
Do you have English speaking captains?
Our captains and crew speak at least “fishing English.” The
language will not be a problem.
Do the boats have a bathroom on board?
Yes. The bigger boats do. The open boats like "LA SIRENITA"
do not.
Do I need to bring anything?
As far as fishing tackle is concerned you do not need to
bring anything. We provide all tackle needed.
We do recommend you bring a hat and sunglasses and sun block.
Food is not provided, so you may want to bring a lunch or
snacks.
Will I get seasick?
Seasickness depends on the individual and the conditions of
the sea the day you go fishing. We recommend that if you do not
know if you get seasick that you take a commercial motion
sickness medication or use the wrist bands or patches that go
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| QUESTIONS ABOUT
THE FISHING |
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What can we expect to catch?
What you will catch depends on the time of year you come
fishing.
To see the various species that you may catch
click here
to see a calendar.Do you do
trolling or bottom fishing?
When you charter the boat you decide. We normally recommend
a combination of the two. So if trolling is slow we pull up on
the reef and let you go for groupers and snappers. However the
decision is yours.
We want to catch bill fish. What do you
recommend?
First look at the fishing calendar and come when the bill
fish are here.
Second, take an 8 hour charter. You enhance your chances.
Third, tell the captain at check in that your main interest is
billfish.
I am interested in the fishing and
snorkeling combination full day charter
What can we expect?
We will take you fishing and then snorkeling unless you
prefer to snorkel first. Since you want to snorkel part of the
day that limits how far offshore we can go for your fishing trip
so depending on the time of year you come will determine what
fish you can expect to catch
Click here
to see the calendar of what you can expect to catch.
How much travel time, non-fishing time,
is there?
The fishing grounds are about 25 to 35 minutes from the
dock.
What kind of bait do you use?
We use ballyhoo, mullet, and lures. We will vary the baits
depending on the fish available at the particular time of year
you go.
Do you catch and release?
Game fish which are not edible (sailfish, and marlin) are
released. If you want to mount a fish them, then those fish are
brought in so we can send them off to be mounted.
I want to mount my catch. Can I do that?
Yes the staff at the dock will arrange everything for you so
that you can mount your fish and have it shipped.
Is there fly fishing available from the
deep sea fishing boats?
The situation is different here in Cancun that in the
Pacific where you actually spot the fish. Here you hardly ever
see the sailfish - which makes fly fishing for them very
difficult. So we do not offer fly fishing from our deep sea
fishing boats. To see our fly fishing trips
click here.
Is there any freshwater fishing in Cancun.
No there is no freshwater fishing in Cancun. There is
saltwater deep-sea fishing and shallow water spin tackle fishing.
To see shallow water spin tackle and fly fishing
click here.
Should I tip at the end of the fishing
trip?
Generally a 10% to 15% tip is given if the crew did a good
job for you.
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QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FISH WE CATCH |
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What happens to the fish we catch?
All billfish caught are released unless you want to mount
them. Then we bring them in and they will be sent away for
mounting.
Edible fish are put in the cooler and can be part of your “tip”
for the crew or the crew will gladly filet them for you. Then
you take your catch to your favorite Cancun restaurant for that
evening’s dinner.
We strongly recommend that you take some fish filets and go
to a local restaurant for dinner. The concierge in your hotel
can make restaurant recommendations, the crew at the dock can
make recommendations or call us here at 887-8069 and we will
make recommendations. One fun way to end a day of fishing is to
eat your fresh catch. We also recommend that you have the
restaurant prepare you catch 3 different ways. Then you decide
which is your favorite. By the way, your meal will cost about
$10-$12 USD per person with side dishes when you bring the fish.
What are the best fish to take to eat?
The best fish for your dinner will be Dorado (Mahi Mahi,)
Wahoo, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Snapper, and Grouper.
Any of these will make for an unforgettable dinner.
Can I take fish back to the U.S. in an ice chest?
You can but we do not recommend it. Since security has been
tightened at all airports worldwide we do not recommend you try
to take edible fish back to the U.S. First the airlines no
longer accept Styrofoam ice chest, and securing dry ice in
Cancun will cost you more time and effort than it is worth. Then
you will have delays on arrival in the U.S. while your baggage
is checked.
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