Cozumel Bonefish Fishing
Cozumel´s Bonefish have well earned their reputation: they are abundant and starving.
Bonefish in Cozumel flats are in the 2-6 pounds range, and usually found in schools of "a bunch of them", everyday.
We´re serious about Bonefishing in Cozumel. We never flog the water here, we catch bonefish on a daily basis, like bunch. No, seriously, Cozumel´s bonefish are smaller than the ones in Florida or Bahamas, but the Flats are literally teeming with them.
No matter if you are a first-timer or an experienced salt water fly angler, nothing makes your heart bit faster than a large school of bonefish swimming their way to you, or the shiny spark of the flats due to tailing of a dozen elusive bonefish.
Cozumel flats are the perfect place on earth to cast for bonefish, and you will get the chance to improve your skills with so many bonefish at sight.
Our Bonefishing Guides have a motto: Bonefish, therefore I am.
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Reviews from past Clients:
I did want to say thank you and also how much we enjoyed our fishing recently-thanks to some excellent guiding and general advice! We´ll see you guys this summer when we get back there...
Jeff S. USA December, 2011.
Thank you truly for the fantastic adventure. Your expert guidance helped us bring in the best tarpon we´ve ever caught and those crazy jumpers really put on a great show...
Bill A. USA December, 2011.
Thanks for the great time and many of your helpful hints...I hope to get back to Cozumel and I'll be certain to look you up again. By the way, those pictures you emailed me look awesome...
Charles R. USA December, 2011.
My wife and I have been fishing with Adolfo for nearly 12 years. He is such a terrific fishing guide on the flats with excellent knowledge of local conditions. Every trip with "Chojon" has been memorable, and every year brings a new adventure...
Robert J Canada November, 2011.
Adolfo continues to introduce me to new spots of the flats on each visit and his knowledge extends beyond the standard fly patterns-he makes flies that bonefish want to eat...
Scott K USA November, 2011.