July in Puerto Vallarta marks the explosive heart of offshore fishing season! The warm Pacific waters are teeming with giants, making this prime time for anglers seeking unforgettable battles. Whether you’re targeting massive billfish or hard-fighting inshore species, PV fishing delivers world-class action. Water temperatures typically range from 82°F to 85°F (28°C to 30°C), creating perfect conditions for pelagic predators. Blue Marlin & Black Marlin: The undisputed stars of July! Blue marlin fishing is exceptional, with consistent shots at fish ranging from 300 to 600+ pounds. The El Banco and Corbeteña areas are legendary hotspots. Black marlin are also present,
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Puerto Vallarta fishing report July 2025
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Puerto vallarta fishing report June 2025
Puerto Vallarta Fishing Report – June 2025: The Ultimate Summer Fishing Adventure Welcome to the most exciting Puerto Vallarta fishing report of the year! June marks the beginning of the rainy season (June 15 – October 15), but don’t let that fool you—this is when the fishing truly heats up. While some may assume rain slows things down, the opposite is true. The evening rains push baitfish into the bay, attracting massive pelagic predators. If you find bait movement, you’ll find fish, and June delivers some of the year’s best action. Prime Fishing Conditions in June Heavy rains create a
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Puerto Vallarta fishing report December 2023
Welcome to the latest fishing report for December 2023 in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. This month brings about significant changes, primarily marked by cooling weather and adjustments in water temperatures both in the bay and offshore. Following the favorable temperatures/fishing experience we had in November, which hovered around 83 degrees, the recent slight drop has impacted our inshore and offshore fishing strategies. See what’s coming this December in our fishing report. In response to these changes, our approach involves adapting to new conditions. This includes switching lures, varying bait choices, and adjusting our favored fishing spots for the winter months. Despite
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