| The Best Big Bass
Lake in The World! |
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Lake Baccarac Record: 19.10 lbs. |
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| Lake Baccarac —the best big bass lake in
the entire world— was stocked in 1978 with a strain of Florida largemouth bass. The first
fishing season was beyond most angler’s dreams and the lake has been improving every
year. |
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| The lake is
approximately 25 miles long and 5 miles wide. It is nestled among green forested mountain
peaks. The fishing lodge is ideally located
in the town of Bacubirito —an old gold mining town. It is best reached from Los Mochis by private or charter plane. The landing
strip at the lodge is paved and 5,200 feet long. The lodge is just 20 minutes from Lake
Baccarac and has all the modern comforts: Guests relax in air conditioned rooms
surrounding a central courtyard with a charming patio area where they gather for
Margaritas after a successful day of fishing. |
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We sincerely believe that the next World Record
Largemouth Bass will be caught at Lake Baccarac, within the next couple of years. |
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| All rooms have hot
and cold running water and good showers along with ice, purified water and setups for your
convenience. |
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| Lake Record Bass,
19.10 pounds, was caught by Mr. Bruce Knutson, in January of 1993. It is
a record that includes all Latin American countries, including Cuba. We sincerely believe
that the next World Record Largemouth Bass will be caught at Lake Baccarac, within the
next couple of years, as many anglers claim to have hooked and lost fish well over 20
pounds. The average angler can expect to catch, at least one, 10 to 11 pound bass. |
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| Guests visiting our
fishing lodge at Lake Baccarac enjoy first class accommodations! — Private rooms for single
or double occupancy; spacious cabins to comfortably accommodate 4 to 6 anglers, air
conditioning, ornamental tile showers, hot and cold running water, bottled drinking water
and setups in every room. |
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| The wing off our
main dining room accommodates larger groups and it is available for that special
conference. Satellite TV in the recreation alcove adjoining the main
dining room will keep you informed of world news, sports and weather. |
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| • Watch out for our Margaritas! |
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| Our courteous
dining room staff is at your beck and call. They are eager to serve and please you. And
watch out for our Margaritas, they are on us! |
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| Our 5,200
ft. paved landing field, is 110 feet wide and will accommodate Lear Jets and
Citations. Call ahead for instructions and circle the field before landing. Los Mochis —30 minutes
away— is a good alternate. GPS coordinates of the field will be provided with
your reservation confirmation
along with your suggested itinerary and list of tackle and supplies that you should bring. |
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| • It's a short season... |
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| The season is
short, Mid October—End of June and accommodations are limited so make your reservations early! |
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