Catch and Release
Native fish contribute to nutrient recycling and help maintain natural ecosystem processes when they live out their entire lifecycle, from spawning to death, in the aquatic system.
Catch and release fishing improves native fish populations by allowing more fish to remain and reproduce in the ecosystem.
Releasing all native fish caught while in the Sian Ka’an Biosphere reserve will ensure that enjoyment of this recreation opportunity will last for generations to come.
The Fish
Permit
Permit
The best time to catch a permit is in Spring and Summer. They can also be found in December, January and February.
Bonefish
Bonefish
Bonefishing is excellent almost year round, but best in May, June and July when you can expect to catch the biggest fish.
Tarpon
Tarpon
The migratory tarpon arrive in April and fishing can be excellent for this species in the months of May and June. However, catching a tarpon is always a challenge. Baby tarpons can be hooked in October and November.
Snook
Snook
Snook will lay up under the roots ready to ambush passing prey. They are found in schools lying over soft mud.
Tour Includes
- Snacks
- 3 beers per angler
- Packed lunch (full day only)
- Bottled water
- Soft drinks
- Fishing license
- Entry fees to the Reserve
Price
1 – 2 Anglers Onboard
$355 US Half Day 8:00am – 12:00pm
$455 US Full Day 8:00am – 4:00pm
Price in Mexican pesos varies according to the exchange rate of the day.
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