Nuevo Vallarta fishing report January 2024
Happy Fishmas and a joyful New Year from Nuevo Vallarta Fishing Charters! Let’s explore Captain Pete’s January 2024 fishing report and discover the thrilling opportunities awaiting anglers in the abundant waters of Mexico.
Nuevo Vallarta fishing report and current conditions 2023
As December unfolds in Nuevo Vallarta, the fishing scene is undergoing some big changes due to cooling weather and shifts in water temperatures both inshore and offshore. Despite the temperature drop, the bay and offshore waters remain relatively warm, influencing fishing strategies and locations for the winter months.
Nuevo Vallarta fishing report November
November brings many anglers to Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico, as it marks the pinnacle of the fishing season, attracting both local and international fishing enthusiasts. This month promises to deliver the same thrilling game fish action experienced in October, with the presence of Marlin, sailfish, tuna, and mahi-mahi. If you are looking for action this is the month to be here.
Nuevo Vallarta fishing report October 2023
As the Autumn season descends upon Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico, anglers from all corners of the world eagerly congregate to explore the rich waters of Banderas Bay, preparing themselves for exhilarating fishing adventures and international fishing tournaments. October promises an exciting month for fishing enthusiasts, with a diverse array of pelagic species waiting to be discovered in ideal weather conditions. Let’s delve into what October has in store for you.
Nuevo Vallarta fishing report September
This September’s Nuevo Vallarta fishing update began with a continuation of the fishing trends observed last month. The abundance of marlin, sailfish, and mahi-mahi are once again making their presence felt in our fishing grounds inshore and offshore. The weather has remained ideal, marked by a few offshore storms. Many anglers may not be aware that September is one of Nuevo Vallarta’s prime fishing months. This is due to a combination of factors. First, the reduced number of visitors as schools has resumed in both the United States and Mexico. Second, the increased influx of bait into our bay and offshore fishing hot spots. As my fishing reports consistently emphasize, tracking the bait trail is key; being on top of the bait ensures success in catching fish here in Mexico. Another factor is the continuation of longer summer days, with the sun rising at 6:30 AM and setting around 7:30 PM in September. This extended daylight provides ample time to pursue various types of fish. Dorados, sailfish, marlin, tuna, and other game fish thrive in the bay of Nuevo Vallarta during this month. Now, let’s dive into our September fishing locations.