Along with stellar permit fishing at Mayazul Lodge, there are huge schools of bonefish and snook. Around Easter each year, migratory tarpon enter the bay too and spend their summer in the clear, warm waters. Most of these tarpon are 50 to 100lb, with some bigger specimens out there as well. From March to August tarpon are not only present but prolific – it’s a great time to target these big acrobats.
Mayazul Lodge is an elegant intimate lodge, set right on the beach among swaying palms. It’s a short walk each day to the boats where two guides await each angler. After fishing, visitors will enjoy great food and drink. the opening of a new airport and great service into Tulum makes access easy too.
If you’re keen to visit, here’s the latest availability:
• May 29th to June 5th (7 nights & 6 days fishing) – 1 room & 2 rods
• June 12th to 19th (7 nights & 6 days fishing) – 2 rooms & 4 rods
• June 19th to 26th (7 nights & 6 days fishing) – 2 rooms & 4 rods
• June 30th to July 5th (5 nights & 4 days fishing) – 2 rooms & 4 rods
• July 5th to 12th (7 nights & 6 days fishing) – 3 rooms & 6 rods
• August 7th to 14th (7 nights & 6 days fishing) – 2 rooms & 4 rods
If tarpon fishing at Mayazul Lodge has piqued your interest, or you would like more information on fishing in Mexico in general, please contact Olly Thompson or Alex Jardine, alternatively call our office on +44(0)1980 847 389.