Sportfishing
and other services are reserved for hotel guests.
Cruisers
Our most popular fishing platform
is the diesel-powered fly bridge cruiser. Our fleet
consists of various vessels from 28 to 32.
Equipment includes bimini tops, bait tanks, plumbed
heads, fighting chairs. Charter prices starting at $425 per
day including rod/reel rentals and terminal tackle. |
Super Pangas
Super pangas are 23 to 25
center-console skiffs designed for fishing in Bajas
waters. Equipment includes bimini tops, bait tanks,
chairs, some with plumbed heads. Charter price is $275
per day including rod/reel rentals and terminal
tackle. |
Kayaks
Try the latest fishing experience.
We've had pargo, dorado, tuna, roosterfish, and even
a few marlin taken from our fleet of ocean-going kayaks.
Equipped with rod holders. Price
$10/hr $40/day single; $15/hr $60/day doubles or foot-paddle
'yaks. Check out our Kayak Fishing
Page. |
Rolling Dock
A great way to keep your feet dry
getting on and off the boats. |
Groups larger than 5
For consideration of groups larger than 5 larger boats are available,
the following link describes one such boat that is available.
The Jen Wren
Jen Wren Bookings Calendar |
Recommended Tackle List
With the following list of equipment you should be able to tackle
just about every species of fish to be found in our waters:
Rods:
4 rods, a 6' trolling rod with all or tip and bottom roller
guides in a 50# to 80# class; a 6' rod 20# to 50# class; a 5
1/2' or 6' 10# to 40# class; and a 6' bass rod. Reels:
6/0 reel, either lever or star drag with 60# to 80# test mono;
4/0 reel, either lever or star drag with 40# or 50# test mono;
a Penn 500 or comparable reel with 20# to 30# test mono, and
a quality level wind bass reel with 10# to 12# test mono.
Lures:
Marlin lures in bleeding mackerel [orange/yellow], mean joe
green [green/black], dorado [green/yellow], hot pink and black/purple.
Tuna feathers in yellow/green, blue/white, red/white, black/purple,
and all white. Magnum rapalas CD14 and CD 18 sizes in green
or blue mackerel, brown/white, and orange. A few iron lures
in chrome, blue/chrome, blue/white, green/yellow, and all white.
Two medium sized Marauders in ninja and Tony the tiger colors.
Terminal Tackle:
An assortment of hooks from 1/0 to 10/0 preferably lazer type
such as Mustad, Owner, Eagle Claw, or Gamakatsu. One roll each
of leader material in 100#/125# test and 200#/250# test. Ball
bearing type swivels and snaps in size 4 [100#] and size 6 [200#].
A 30' roll of 135# 49-strand stainless steel cable. Yozuri [lucky
joe] bait rigs. Bait:
Live bait is usually available for purchase as the boats are
departing in the morning. We recommend you bring frozen squid
for those times live bait is scarce, or for shore fishing.
Rod Carrier:
While transporting your rods on the airlines you should protect
them with a quality rod carrier. You can either purchase a rod
carrier or make one out of 4" PVC pipe with a permanent
cap on one end and a screwable cap on the other. Clothing:
Hat or cap, sunglasses, waterproof sunscreen, rod belt, tennis
shoes, long-sleeve shirt for sun-sensitive, windbreaker for
cooler months. Rental Tackle:
We have high quality gear available for rental at the hotel, featuring Diawa and Penn reels. We also have light tackle rods for sport fishing, and we suggest you bring your own light reel. You may call our reservation office for details on tackle rods available or recommended gear for you to bring. Our captains also have a basic assortment of lures and terminal tackle for your use. We also try to maintain a assortment of lures and terminal tackle available for purchase in our gift shop.
Fishing Licenses:
A valid Mexican sportfishing permit is required. The resort
sells weekly permits at the front desk, currently priced at
$23. See our Fishing
Regulations Page for daily bag limits. |
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* FISH STORAGE/LICENSE DISCLAIMER
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RANCHO LEONERO OFFERS FROZEN FISH STORAGE AS A COURTESY TO OUR GUESTS.
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A SHARED FREEZER STORAGE FACILITY, SO MARK YOUR BAGS CLEARLY.
RANCHO LEONERO WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MISSING OR UNFROZEN FISH.
IF YOU CHOOSE, YOU MAY USE THE COMMERCIAL SERVICE OF EASTCAPE SMOKEHOUSE WHICH OFFERS ITS FISH FREEZING OR SMOKING SERVICES FOR A NOMINAL FEE.
MEXICAN REGULATIONS REQUIRE YOU TO HAVE A VALID FISHING LICENSE. YOU MAY CHOOSE TO PURCHASE THIS LICENSE FROM THE FRONT DESK. LOCAL OFFICIALS FREQUENTLY CHECK TO VERIFY INFORMATION, SO KEEP YOUR LICENSE ON YOUR PERSON.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION ~RANCHO LEONERO RESORT
Baja Fish Calendar
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The above calendar is a guideline only. We cannot guarantee
it's accuracy.
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