Bahia Solano Sport Fishing - 8.5 Days Fishing

Bahía Solano sits in the most remote corner of the entire continental tropical eastern Pacific Coast. Surrounded by hundreds of km and no roads in any direction, Bahia Solano is a nature lovers paradise. During July - November, it is possible to see hundreds of humpback whales who migrate into the warm deep waters of Bahía Solano to mate and give birth. Utria National Park, the largest protected area in Colombia's Pacific Coast is located just 40 minutes from Bahia Solano. Tours to the park can be organized daily basis.

Bahia Solano is the top destination for both inshore and pelagics. Seasonal abundance of sailfish, cubera snapper, jacks, dorado, tuna, roosterfish, marlin, snook, almaco jacks, and tarpon.

Over the course of your trip you can expect great food, private and comfortable cabin accommodations on a private beach, and the best-equipped boats in over 500 miles of uncharted coastline just 5 miles from the continental shelf. 

Our 36-foot center consoles are designed and built specifically for popping, live bait, and jigging with 2 200hp Suzuki. Both boats are equipped with tuna tubes, sonar, Livewell, JL music systems, 4g radar, and top of the line popping, jigging, fly fishing, and livebait tackle. 

What to expect:

First Day:

Fly from Medellin to Bahía Solano. Upon arrival enjoy lunch at the boat and begin fishing around noon. 

8.5 Fishing Days:

• December - March: Mahi, Cubera, Almaco Jack, Black, Marlin Yellowfin Tuna, Rooster Fish, Snook, Jacks, Bigeye Tuna 
• April - June: Yellowfin Tuna, Sailfish, Blacktip shark, Roosterfish, Jack Crevalle, Almaco Jacks, Wahoo Tarpon
• July - November: Blue Marlin, Almaco Jack, Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fin Trevally, Wahoo, Cubera Snapper, Rooster Fish, Jacks, Yellowfin Tuna, Tarpon, Black and White Snook, Maho, Sailfish, Black Marlin

Final Day Return to Medellin

This morning you will board your return flight to Medellin arriving at around 1pm. End of tour

Included:

• Domestic Flights
• 2 Nights at the Diez Hotel
• All meals and snacks
• Unlimited beer and soft drinks
• Professional guides
• High end camping gear
• Indigenous fee

Excluded:

• Visas
• Trips (recommended $150 for guide and $150 for staff)
• Fishing Tackle
• International flights
• Meals first and last night in Medellín
  
• Fishing license (currently not required)
• Alcoholic beverages (except beer)
• Travel and medical insurance

**Note

No internet connection at the lodge but a cell phone signal is available at the lodge by the service provider Claro.