“We take pride in providing world-class fly fishing experiences in the heart of the Yucatán. Read the stories and feedback from anglers who have joined us on the flats of Río Lagartos and the remote islands of Alacranes Reef.”
Kim Rasmussen/Salmonfly DK
“A legendary report from the early years…”
“Kim Rasmussen of Salmonfly DK shared a detailed account of fly fishing in Río Lagartos, capturing the magic of our local waters and the thrill of the hunt. This report remains a testament to the consistency and beauty of the fishery we call home.”
“Río Lagartos is an excellent starting point for a tarpon trip… there is an extreme abundance of life in these waters with mullets, jacks, ladyfish, and a host of other species.” — Global FlyFisher,
“Check out this classic trip report from our early years, featuring our family restaurant Isla Contoy and the same pristine mangroves we fish today!” Published oct 9 2004, 21 years ago by fly fishing report from global fly fisher https://globalflyfisher.com/reports/rio-piratos
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Diego is an incredible guide. We spent three days on the water and the tarpon fishing was unlike anything I’ve seen. His knowledge of the mangroves and tides is unmatched.” — John D., Florida
Featured on Fishing TV: “The Yucatan Coastline”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”We were honored to host Randy Bowser and the professional film crew from Fishing TV. In this featured episode, we explore the deep-water tarpon haunts of Río Lagartos before diving into the mangroves to wrestle with Snook. Seeing our local waters on the international stage confirms what we’ve always known: this is a world-class fishery.”
Partnered with Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT)
“Conservation is at the heart of everything we do. As a recognized partner of the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust, we are committed to the protection of our mangroves and the ‘Silver King.’ Our guiding practices follow the highest standards of catch-and-release to ensure that the Giant Tarpon of the Yucatán thrive for generations to come.”
“Diego Núñez is a local pioneer of sustainable fly fishing in the region.” — BTT Environmental Report