A new wave of anglers is discovering Mexico’s best-kept bass secret
Long known for its big numbers and explosive topwater action, Lake Aguamilpa has traditionally been a conventional tackle stronghold. But that’s changing. We’ve seen a steady rise in fly fishermen making the trip to Coras Lodge—and they’re catching, and catching big.
With more stable water levels than many U.S. lakes and a fishery that produces hundreds of bites per day, Aguamilpa offers something rare in the fly world: volume and consistency, paired with the chance for big bass on a fly rod.
The Bite on the Fly
Spring and early summer are especially productive, with bass feeding shallow and aggressively. Popper-style topwater flies, divers, and weighted streamers are all producing—particularly when paired with patient casting and thoughtful retrieve. Guests are reporting double-digit days, explosive eats, and bent rods from breakfast till dinner.
WorldCast Anglers Breaks It Down
Mike Dawkins from WorldCast Anglers made the trip to Coras Lodge and chronicled their fly fishing experience on the lake. Their blog post captures what many first-time visitors discover:
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The sheer number of eats per day is almost unheard of
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Bass readily respond to both surface and subsurface presentations
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The hospitality, food, and lodge access round out an unforgettable trip
“Lake Aguamilpa is truly a bass fishery that checks all the boxes for fly anglers,” the article notes.
Read the full complete article on WorldCast Anglers ›
Planning Your Fly Fishing Trip to Aguamilpa
With the recent expansion of Tepic International Airport (TPQ), accessing Aguamilpa has become more convenient for international travelers. Accommodations like Coras Lodge offer tailored services for fly anglers, including knowledgeable guides and comfortable lodging.
As fly fishing continues to grow in popularity at Lake Aguamilpa, now is an opportune time to experience this emerging destination. Whether you’re a seasoned fly angler or new to the sport, Aguamilpa promises an unforgettable adventure.
March through May are prime months—and they fill fast.
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