Isla Natividad


Isla Natividad





Isla Natividad is a small island located off the western coast of Baja California, Mexico, approximately 300 miles south of San Diego, California. It is known for its rich marine biodiversity, making it a prime destination for long-range fishing enthusiasts.

GPS Coordinates:
Latitude: 27.882° N
Longitude: 115.173° W

Best Time to Fish:
The prime fishing season at Isla Natividad typically runs from late spring through early fall (April to October). During these months, the waters are warmer, attracting a variety of game fish.

Anglers can expect to encounter a variety of prized game fish, including:

  • Yellowtail
  • White Seabass
  • Halibut
  • Calico Bass
  • Rockfish
  • Yellowfin Tuna (seasonal)
  • Dorado (Mahi-Mahi, seasonal)

Popular techniques for targeting these species include:

  • Trolling with lures or live bait
  • Jigging for bottom fish
  • Fly-lining live bait for pelagic species
  • Using poppers and stickbaits for surface action

Equipment:

  • Medium to heavy-duty saltwater rods and reels
  • Braided line (30-80 lb test)
  • Variety of lures and jigs
  • Terminal tackle, including hooks, swivels, and leaders

DUE TO REMOTE LOCATION, THOROUGH PREPARATION IS CRUCIAL

Experienced vessel operators are prepared for long-range sportsfishing dues to its extreme remoteness. They ensure the vessel is well-maintained and equipped for long-range trips, carry ample supplies of fuel, water, and food. Logistically, these experienced crews and their vessels, have a reliable GPS, satellite phone, emergency equipment, and stay  aware of weather conditions and potential hazards.

Vessel operators stay informed about current fishing reports and conditions to help ensure a successful trip. Your captain and vessel crew will help you obtain the necessary fishing permits and clearances from the relevant authorities, are aware of and adhere to local fishing regulations and catch limits and practice sustainable fishing to preserve the ecosystem.

You'll need to ensure that you communicate with the office staff about passport requirements, deposit schedules, cancellation policies, recommendations about clothing, sea sickness medications and travel insurance, before booking your trip and prior to your trip date.

TIPS FOR SUCCESS

  • Be prepared for a physically demanding trip and the possibility of rough seas
  • Bring sea sickness medicine
  • Have appropriate clothing and footwear


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