Mexico Bass Fishing

Ever dreamed of taking a journey to one of those Mexico bass fishing lakes? Bass fishing Mexico will send you home with wild fishin’ tales to tell your buddies and a raw thumb to back them up. If you’re like most anglers, the answer is yes. In fact, there’s probably not a bass fishing buff around who hasn’t at least toyed with the idea of heading south of the border to test the wealth of the bass-rich Mexico bass fishing lakes.

Lured by the daytime horror stories of monster largemouths crashing the surface on top water plugs when Mexico bass fishing and jovial tales of an eventful nightlife spent sipping four-star margaritas beneath a rustic cabana after a day of bass fishing Mexico, bass anglers of all calibers flock to Mexico bass fishing lakes each year, all with a glint of hope they’ll return home with a story to shock the imaginations of those who have never been bass fishing Mexico.

Here at Rader’s Fish and Game, we specialize in making these and all of your other "reel" dreams come true.

Mexico bass fishing can be done on the greatest black bass lakes in the world. There are four such lakes on the West coast of Mexico. There is Lake El Salto (size), Lake Agua Milpa, or as some call it just Lake Milpa (numbers), Lake Huites (mainly numbers with a little size) and Lake Baccarac (size). The bass fishing at each Lake is a little different because of the age of each Lake. Generally speaking the older lakes produce larger bass but not quite as many numbers as the newer lakes. A Mexico bass fishing trip to one of these four lakes can make any bass angler’s dream come true. If you are interested in bass fishing Mexico, you can see specific information about each lake by clicking on the appropriate icon.

The East coast of Mexico has two great Lakes for Mexico bass fishing. The mother of them all, Lake Guerrero (mainly numbers with a little size), is still producing numbers with an occasional ten-pound plus trophy. Some of the best dove, duck and quail hunting in Mexico can be combined with your fishing trip to Lake Guerrero.

The newest Mexico bass fishing lake of them all is Lake El Cuchillo (numbers). Lake El Cuchillo is located less than one hundred miles south of the Texas/Mexico border. It has been producing some very impressive catches.

Mexico bass fishing is the best bass fishing in the world for several reasons. The first being the growing season. Because of the warm temperatures enjoyed by most parts of Mexico, the growing season for bass is several months longer than for most areas in the United States. Therefore the bass grow larger faster than they do in the Lakes throughout the United States. The other primary reason is fishing pressure. As a general rule the local population does not take advantage of the great Mexico bass fishing. As a result of that, instead of hundreds of bass boats fishing the Lakes every day as is the case with popular bass lakes in the United States, there will never be over fifty and most of the time under twenty five boats bass fishing a Mexican Lake on any given day. Therefore, the bass have a lot less pressure put on them, which makes bass fishing Mexico the best there is.

Please remember our services are free to our clients. The outfitters and owners of the lodges set the price. We pass that same price on to you. We try to help you decide which fishing or hunting trip is the best for you.

Take a look at each lake, decide which one will fulfill your dream, then email or call us and we will make your fishing dream come true.