Lake Baccarac
Sinaloa, Mexico · Freshwater · Intermediate
A remote Sinaloa reservoir in the Sierra Madre foothills with a long reputation for producing genuine trophy largemouth bass. Steep rocky banks and flooded timber.
Getting there & access
CONAPESCA, the Mexican federal fisheries commission, says recreational fishing from shore needs no federal permit, but fishing from a boat requires a recreational fishing permit, which foreign visitors can obtain. Permits come as daily, weekly, monthly, annual and excursion types and are issued at CONAPESCA offices or through its online system. Check the current CONAPESCA requirements and any local protected-area rules before you fish.
Species
- largemouth bass
- tilapia
Best times to fish
- Winter and spring (Dec-Apr)
- Falling water levels
- Early morning
Recommended gear
Essential
- Heavy baitcast combo
- Big swimbaits and jigs
- Heavy fluorocarbon
- Sun protection
Optional
- Lodge package
- Sounder
- Cool box
Regulations and requirements
- CONAPESCA sport fishing licence required
- Lodges typically handle licensing and transport from Los Mochis
- Trophy bass are released under lodge policy
Rules change regularly — always confirm with the relevant fisheries authority before you fish.
Nearby fishing spots
- Loreto — 331 km away
- La Paz & Espíritu Santo — 368 km away
- Lake El Salto — 375 km away
- Cabo San Lucas — 472 km away
- Lower Laguna Madre — 1061 km away
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