We all the new protocols in
place from covid 19 to and from most countries we are in for a safe year and
hot fishing . The month of March brings in the gentle breezes and all
kinds of pelagic fish. In March there will be a warming of the water more up
several degrees. This brings all kind of bait into the bay and offshore.
We all know in fishing any where in the world if you find the bait you find the
fish.

The water changes here and
around our bay are a blessing in many ways. First the bigger fish
start to return like black and blue marlin. Arrio3d main will also be here
until the water reaches 78 degrees. There will be an increase of the
skipjack tuna here and offshore. The big marlin will be right behind
them. With the water temperatures hitting almost perfection what's not to
like about Puerto Vallarta fishing charters. Secondly the gentle winds
will be washing in to our shores so much bait fish. From big skipjack
tuna to thousands of sardines. This causes an abundance fish in the
bay. Fantastic news for the folks that are looking for those short
fishing in charters in the bay. 
For our repeat clients and
new fishermen coming to fish here in March the action has started off
incredibly. Last year it seemed like a ad joke when the fishing
took off like a lighting bolt and the boats were tied up at the dock thanks to
Mr. COVID 19. This year will be much different in the way of clients. Most
offshore days are all ready booked. If some fun days fishing, sun filled
beaches, night life and fantastic shopping appeals to you them Puerto Vallarta
is the place to be this spring.
Lastly but not the least
point about coming to Puerto Vallarta Mexico. The people here are
the most friendly in the world. From our neighbors ,folks on the street and
especially our crews that work on all our boats. Come down and enjoy a
special day one one of our boats from 28 ft.super panga to 100 ft super cruiser.
Remember if we can't catch
it you don't want to how it.
https://www.travelvallarta.com
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