Bonefish, Permit and Tarpon Fishing

You will be met at the Cancun International airport by your Casa Blanca representative and then enjoy a short 5 minute van ride to the FBO and you will check in the flight coordinator who will get you on board the next charter departure to Ascension Bay.
The tastefully appointed main lodge features a fully stocked bar and an imaginative menu, The house specialty is fresh seafood, lobster, snapper or conch. caught from the nearby Palancar Reef. You will also delight in the beautifully display of Chayote, jicama habaneros, the native fruits and vegetables to please your palate.

The Lodge sits on a rocky point known as Punta Pajaros. The actual Lodge was the former staff quarters for cocoa plantation workers. Each comfortable room offers a different layout and nice view of the ocean.

The lodge also boasts a 100 yard long concrete pier. Under the lights at night you fill find cruising tarpon and permit. Some of the best fishing happens right off the pier.
After returning from a long day on the flats, reward yourself to a cool drink from our bar and enjoy some fresh ceviche or nachos under the palapa. After a shower make your way to the dinning room to enjoy the chef’s daily specialty. The menu varies from chicken, fresh fish, conch, lobster and steak.

Bonefish prefer the shallow waters found at Casa Blanca. Even a beginner has a good chance of hooking one of these hard fighting bonefish. Pound for pound few fish can compare to the action of a good size bonefish will give a angler.

Tarpon are the largest, strongest, and most acrobatic of the flats lineup. They will strain you and your tackle. Tarpon in this area range from 20-70 lbs. There are plenty to cast to in order to complete a Slam, but you should not consider Casa Blanca primarily as a tarpon destination.

The guides at Casa Blanca are some of the best on the flats. Several of the guides are natives and have grown up fishing the waters of Ascension Bay.