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Nestled amongst the canyons, with the magnificent backdrop of the rugged Sierra Madre Mountains, rests the pristine waters of Lake Huites. Located in the state of Sinaloa, Lake Huites boasts the reputation of a 30,000 acre Bass Factory. Rated by the IGFA in 2004 as "the most productive lake for bass fishing in all of Mexico" Huites is quietly returning to prominence as Mexico's hottest trophy bass lake. Huites, once called the "mystery lake," may very well be the number one Trophy Bass Fishing destination on the planet today!
On the shore of Lake Huites anglers enjoy the accommodations of perhaps the finest fishing lodge in all of Mexico.Carefully designed as a private retreat for up to 18 guests, Trophy Bass Lodge offers not only the extreme remoteness and solitude you hope for, but a quality angling experience topped by what many other destinations overlook... the finest in accommodations, personal service and dining as well as access to some of the best, unspoiled and unpressured trophy bass fishing found on the planet today!
Imagine you are one of only a few anglers on a remote high desert lake. Hear the smooth sound of your cast. Feel the quick snap of the strike and the strength of a trophy fish at the end of your line. That angling experience is at its best at Trophy Bass Lodge. We have spared nothing to ensure that each visit exceeds your expectations.
Escape to the adventures of Trophy Bass Lodge. Experience what we have to offer. See for yourself why Lake Huites is considered by many to be the number one Trophy Bass Lake on the planet!
Without a doubt, Lake Huites and Trophy Bass Lodge are the two "Hidden Gems" of the great Giant Bass Lake's of Old Mexico. This year, escape to your angling adventure of a lifetime...Trophy Bass Lodge and Lake Huites, Mexico. Find out for yourself what being "Hooked on Huites" is all about!
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Dear David,
It's been awhile since my last report. Hopefully I'm back on track with the Sportfishing Journal and our Reports from South of the Border. In case you haven't heard...Huites is Hot! Check out the reports below and see for yourself!
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Trophy Bass Lodge Spring Media Event March 2008 
Ryan Gilligan, the Managing Editor of North American Fisherman, comes away with Big Fish honors at the recent Trophy Bass Lodge media event. Ryan edged out some pretty Big Stick's like Mark Davis, Host of TV's BigWater Adventures; Ronell Smith, Editor of ESPN/BASS Fishing Tackle Retailer Magazine; Jeff Samsel, PR Coordinator for PRADCO-Fishing; Gary Tramontina, ESPN/BASS Photographer and Delbert Davis, Veteran Mexican Booking Agent.
Ryan writes, "I fished Lake Huites for three days in late March and my boat averaged close to 100 bass per day, many of which were over 5 pounds. I beat my personal record three times during my stay...finishing my trip with a 10# stud that hit a Creek Chub Knuckle-Head Jr. Not only is the fishing fantastic, but the lake is so large and diverse that you can successfully fish a wide varity of presentations and spots...from twitching top waters along brush lined banks to rolling swim baits accross deep main lake humps. The result...you'll catch big bass and become a better angler. The food, accomodations, equipment and service at Trophy Bass Lodge are excellent, and the sceenery can't be beat!" For more about the Spring Media Event and lot's of pictures read the complete story at: fishin' expeditions
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Biologist's in Fisheries Management visits Lake Huites 
"My wife Pam and I recently returned from our trip to Trophy Bass Lodge on Lake Huites and
it was a truly amazing experience! We are both biologists in fisheries management so this trip was sort of the ultimate "busman's holiday" for
both of us. I am involved in reservoir fisheries management so it was very intriguing to see this spectacular highland reservoir first had.
First and foremost, the average size of the largemouth population is amazing, with fish in the three to six pound range being common. The first
afternoon I was fortunate enough to boat an 11.53 lb. and a 10 lb fish on swim baits on deep water points...We simply lost track of the number of fish seven pounds or less and only photographed fish over 8 pounds! My wife boated 6 fish between 7.5 and 9.8 pounds while I was fortunate to land a 10, 10.4 and 11.53 lb fish.
On the final day we had run out of swim baits however two other anglers in camp, George from Las Vegas and Hank from Texas generously offered us their remaining baits for the final day!
Thanks to these folks we landed an 8, 10 and 10.4 pound fish on the swim baits they had given us at the final spot we fished . Thank you gentlemen!
Our guide was exceptional, very knowledgeable and highly entertaining. Evening refreshments, meals and accommodations were
excellent.
Thanks much David for a memorable trip."
Pam & John Thiel
(You can read the complete and informative report from Biologists John and Pam Thiel's Lake Huites visit at) fishin' expeditions
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I hope you have enjoyed these Reports from South of the Border. If you have drop me an email and let me know...better yet, let me hook you up with your next fishin' expedition!
Sincerely,
David Fields
CEO / Outfitter
Fishin' Expeditions
TROPHY BASS LODGE
LAKE HUITES, MEXICO
Reservations Central Toll Free: 877.755.4950
Office USA: 618.755.4950
Fax USA: 618.755.4952
Cell USA/Mexico: 618.237.7384
Corporate Office:
PO Box 665 ● Mt. Vernon, Illinois 62864 USA
david@fishinexpeditions.com
fishin' expeditions
Join me at the Lodge on the shore of Lake Huites at:
26° 54' 14.19" N ● 108° 15' 18.38" W
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There's no Debate! It's Trophy Bass Lodge and Lake Huites in 2008! |
David Fields, Outfitter
Now for what's coming up:
April, May and June are some of the best months to fish Lake Huites. Especially if you like to hunt them in their deep water haunts. Lake Huites is a structure fishermans' bonanza. Stump infested, wood laden and rocky shore lines are the standard bill of fare on Huites.
Deep water structure of humps, saddles, ledges, points and bluffs make up a plethora or opportunities for the angler looking for the post spawn Big Girls. If you like fishing swim baits like the YUM Sweet Cheeks, deep water cranks like the Bomber Fat Free Shad, heavyweight spinner baits like the 1 oz. Booyah Blade or plastics like the YUM 10" PaddleTail Worms then this is your time for Huites.
Sure it's hot in Mexico in April, May and June but the fishin' gets just as hot as well! You'll have ample time for air conditioning in the rooms at Trophy Bass Lodge but when the bite is on it's time to be on the water...and these three months provide exciting action from top water at daylight to the lofting of the last cast at dusk.
I have some great prices on some select dates for April, May and June. Give me a call soon to book your next Fishin' Expedition to the number one Bassin' Destination in all of Mexico. I want to see you at the lodge...Trophy Bass Lodge on the shore of Lake Huites so too you can experience this awesome fishery!
If you are a fall angler...Huites is awesome in the fall...pick your dates and call me soon. We are already booking October through December! Don't let the dates you want slip away. | |
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