February is the fantastic month that people love to come to Nuevo Vallarta and all the fishermen that love to fish here. Not only we have some of the friendliest people, romantic beaches, and incredible restaurants Puerto Vallarta boasts one of the top places to fish in February. Fishing in Nuevo Vallarta can’t beat this month.
Why is it so nice in Vallarta in February? Fantastic fishing and some of the nicest people in the world. The inshore fishing has been in high gear with all kinds of pelagic fish being caught. Some of the good eating fish are California Bonita, Spanish mackerel, and the tough fighting mahi-mahi.
The fishing techniques have ranged from slow live bait troll to deep diving rapalas and cut bait. All three have kept the rods bent. It has just depended on what the fish were looking for on a given day.
The water temperatures have been like a toilet seat. Up and down with most places holding around 73 degrees in the bay. Overall the Nuevo Vallarta fishing has been fantastic. Most of our trips have been from four to six hrs. The most popular boat has been the 28 ft super panga and the 40 ft offshore boats. See more about deep sea fishing prices in Nuevo Vallarta Mexico. 
Offshore fishing has been like a light switch. On and off all month long for January and we can expect the same for February. The major difference is the water temperature is moving up little by little. Each week we get closer to spring fishing. Then the fishing turns on and just doesn’t stop. Everyone enjoys the nonstop action. From inshore to offshore the fishing will be hot.
It’s nice to know you will be seeing hook up all day long while enjoying the perfect Nuevo Vallarta weather. What’s wrong with landing huge fish and sucking down a cold Mexican beer is this 72-degree weather with sunny skies. NOTHING
It’s all good when fishing in Nuevo Vallarta during the winter months.
So if you are looking for a sailfish, roosterfish, Mahi Mahi and marlin come to Puerto Vallarta. We have just what you need to get rid of the covid 19 blues.
Hope to see you soon here in Nuevo Vallarta Mexico







Fishing in Nuevo Vallarta is more of an extension of the fishing that we have in Puerto Vallarta. Being the new and up-and-coming Resort in Mexico in Nuevo Vallarta. There are unlimited fishing possibilities and endless seasons to catch them. I will give you a brief Nuevo Vallarta fishing report for May 2020.
For some of our folks that fish with us here and beautiful Nuevo Vallarta they like to try the bottom fishing. A lot of days we can catch all different kinds of Snapper sometimes even flounder here in the Nuevo Vallarta. When you’re fishing with live bait you just never know what’s going to happen or what you’re going to catch here in our bay. If we fish with live bait and with cut bait. This improves our odds of catching all kinds of good eating fish. If the fishing slows down we always have the follow up with jigging. This is one of the oldest types of fishing in the world and very productive here in the Nuevo Vallarta bay.
When fishing out of Nuevo Vallarta one of the best options is offshore fishing. When you’re fishing offshore from Nuevo Vallarta there is a large array of fish that can be caught. A lot of this will depend upon the season but almost all year long were able to catch the pelagic fish along with some of the best eating fishing Mexico has to offer.




March 2020 fishing report/coronavirus latest news here. So far today we have had zero cases of the Coronavirus here in the Mexican Riviera. We are constantly monitoring the latest conditions for the Coronavirus here in Nuevo Vallarta for our family, friends and of course clients that are coming down to fish with us in the coming months.
When the fishing return to normal here in Nuevo Vallarta I’ll be expecting incredible Bay fishing. March is one of the best times to be here in Nuevo Vallarta. The main reason are the weather, sunny beaches, fantastic places to stay along our beautiful Coast, numerous places to eat and the fantastic bay fishing we offer. They’ll be all kinds of fishing to enjoy here. The most popular are bottom fishing, some digging, some live baiting and some trolling. These different kinds of fishing methods usually produce schools of Yellowtail, some of the skipjack tuna, California bonitas. There will be some of the large roosterfish we see along the South Shore in March.