Most Frequently Asked Questions about Puerto Vallarta Sportfishing Charters |
Are Your Puerto Vallarta fishing Charter prices per person? No All fishing charters prices are for private charters for the whole boat not per person. See our fishing charters for more info or Contact us Do we need a Puerto Vallarta fishing license? Yes but all of PV Sportfishing Charters include licenses for everyone. What is included on fishing charters? All fishing Charters include Cooler with ice, Live bait, all the fishing gear, fishing licenses, life jackets, and captain and crew Can We Target a certain Game fish on our Puerto Vallarta fishing charter? Absolutely as long as the fish that you are after is in season than that's what we will target and thats what you will bring home! check out our Puerto Vallarta fishing chart for more info on Puerto Vallarta fishing seasons Can We pay for our Puerto Vallarta fishing charter with Credit Card? Yes we accept Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Additional fees may apply. All cc payments must be requested and be paid online at least 48 hrs prior to charter. Other wise the balance is due in cash the morning of charter. Are deposits refundable? Deposits are refundable if the weather is bad and the port closes. If the port does not close all deposits are non refundable but can be transferred for a future date. If cancelled 1 week in advance of charter date otherwise all deposits are non refundable. What happens if there is bad weather the day of my charter ? All charters go out as scheduled rain or shine unless the port closes if the port does not close all deposits are non refundable. If the port does close we will either reschedule or refund your deposit. Will I get a refund if we get Seasick and want to come back early? No You will not be refunded any money if you want to come back early due to sea sickness or any other reason. That is not our fault and you will be charged the full amount agreed upon when orginal charter was reserved. When is the best time of the year to catch Marlin, Tuna, Sailfish, Mahi etc? See our Puerto Vallarta fishing chart. or Our Puerto Vallarta fishing reports What is the average size of Puerto Vallarta Yellowfin Tuna? The bigger Yellowfin Tuna in Puerto Vallarta average 100-350 lbs check more info about Yellowfin Tuna fishing at our Yellowfin Tuna Q and A page Are there any port fees? Depends on which Marina. Marina Vallarta 80 pesos per person Los Peines Pier 25 pesos per person Nuevo Vallarta Paradise village Free Marina La Cruz Huanacaxtle Contact us for pricing Punta De Mita El Anclote beach Contact us for pricing Can I fish with my own gear? Sure why not if you have some new gear you would like to try out or maybe something that always brings you good luck go ahead bring it along but we do supply the finest gear money top line gear. How many hours should I book to target 1,000 lb Marlin? The Bank is normally the hottest spot to catch Big marlin it is 50 miles out of the bay and you need a 12 hour trip to get in a good Day. Check out our Marlin Q&A page for info on Puerto Vallarta Marlin fishing Is there life jackets on the boat? Yes all Charters include life jackets for adults and children Can we practice catch and release? Yes we always encourage catch and release especially with bill fish but it is your fish and you can do whatever you want with it. Does the crew speak english? Yes all of captains are bilingual. Where can I get my fish cleaned? Our Crew will clean and prepare the fish for you as a part of your charter. Can I have My fish Mounted? Absolutely We can arrange to have your fish mounted through taxidermists located in Florida just mention it to your captain and he will hook you up. Can We Target a certain Game fish on our Puerto Vallarta fishing charter? Absolutely as long as the fish that you are after is in season than that's what we will target and thats what you will bring home! check out our Puerto Vallarta fishing chart for more info on Puerto Vallarta fishing seasons |
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How far is el banco from Puerto Vallarta? How long does it take to get there? The Bank or El Banco is approximately 50 miles from the Marina Vallarta see fishing map. It takes approximately 2 hours to reach from the Marina Vallarta. Can we be picked up in La Cruz Marina for our fishing charter? Yes but there are extra fees, an 8 hour minimum, and the time of your charter starts when the boat leaves the Marina Vallarta so you lose 1 hour travel time. But typically when you are in La cruz you are closer to the fishing grounds so you are just losing out on traveling in the bay. Contact us for more info. Can we be picked up in Punta de Mita for our fishing charter? Yes but there are extra fees, an 8 hour minimum, and the time of your charter starts when the boat leaves the Marina Vallarta so you lose 2 hours travel time. But typically when you are in Punta De Mita you are already outside of the bay and close to the fishing grounds so you are just losing out on traveling in the bay. Contact us for more info. Is fishing good in Puerto Vallarta? Yes Puerto Vallarta fishing is some of the best fishing anglers can find world wide. Depending on fishing season you can normally catch small game fish inshore and big game offshore all year around of course some months are better then others depending on fish species you are after. Check out our Puerto Vallarta fishing reports to see whats biting or email us direct to get the latest fishing report at info@puertovallartafish.com Do you offer Private fishing charters in Puerto Vallarta? Yes We offer Private fishing charters in Puerto Vallarta Mexico that include Cooler with ice, Live bait, all the fishing gear, fishing licenses, life jackets, and captain and crew. What type of fish can you catch in Puerto Vallarta Mexico? You can catch a wide variety of different fish in Puerto Vallarta. The most popular and most sought after is Sailfish and Marlin. You can also catch Jack Crevalle, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Red Snapper, Cubera Snapper, Spanish Mackerel, Yellowfin Tuna, Needlefish, Roosterfish, Skip jacks, and more. |