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Reel It Up! Global Angling Adventures is Proud to Sponsor Trips to Lake Huites Lodge, The Top Rated Lodge on the Lake |
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For more than two decades, Mexico has been a popular destination for American bass anglers in search of schools of trophy largemouth bass. Unfortunately, many of the once fabled Mexican bass impoundments no longer live up to their legendary reputations - their fisheries having declined as a result of over-harvesting of the - once plentiful - resource and drought conditions that resulted in poor water quality and a decline of baitfish species and bass populations.
Whether your interested in a three day fishing package with your best fishing buddy, or a corporate retreat for 20 coworkers for a week, Lake Huites Lodge is the ideal choice for your next Mexico bass angling adventure. |
Since
its construction just a few short years ago, Lake Huites Lodge has
quickly gained a reputation as a world-class trophy largemouth bass
Mecca. Anglers from around the world have flocked to Lake Huites to
hunt for mammoth largemouths, relax in elegant accommodations, and
enjoy the fine cuisine and hospitality of Lake Huites Lodge.
In
the last four years, however, one lake has emerged that is helping
to restore the mystique of Mexican bass fishing once again. The
hottest bass lake in the world might be Lake Huites, located on
Mexico's West Coast, outside the city of Los Mochis. When at full
pool, Huites is a 30,000-acre man-made reservoir that had been
initially stocked with Florida strain largemouth bass fingerlings to
jump start the fishery. And these bass have taken a liking to the
mountainous climate, long growing season and an abundant,
protein-rich diet of tilapia and shad and are growing at a rapid
rate. When conditions are right, skilled anglers are catching in
excess of 75 bass a day and 10 pound plus trophies are being caught
with great regularity. The local guides have an intimate knowledge
of this deep, clear lake and will take you to prime structures that
concentrate Huites’ fantastic bass population.
The
lodge is owned by longtime Mexico bass fishing promoter Terry Hollan
of Amarillo, Texas. Lake Huites Lodge is capably managed by
Mexico bass fishing expert Rene Salazar. Rene is a second generation
fishing guide, whose job is to instruct the entire staff of Lake
Huites Lodge on the best way to offer their American clients a
fantastic fishing adventure and hassle free experience in Mexico.
You'll stay in grand comfort at Lake Huites Lodge, considered to be
the lodge by which all the lakes other lodges are judged in terms of
comfort, cleanliness and quality of the cuisine. You'll be pampered
by the entire staff, ranging from the excellent cooks who will
prepare both American and Mexican cuisine, to the housekeeping crew
that will tidy your room each day, as well as the staff that will
wash and iron your clothes each day so you don't have to be burdened
by overpacking. There's even a tackle shop just in case you left
that "hot" lure at home.