Hundreds of bass over 10 pounds have been caught and released at this great new lake! Once called the "Mystery Lake", scenic Lake Huites is tucked away in western Mexico's Sierra Madres approximately 100 miles from the city of Los Mochis, Sinaloa (which is the closest major city offering full service airport facilities). Lake Huites has over 100 miles of shoreline and contains 30,000 acres when at full pool in the fall. Sitting at 4,500 feet above sea level, Lake Huites was created by damming the Rio Chinipa and El Fuerte rivers systems. Construction on the dam was started in 1992 and completed in 1995. When the dam was finished, subsequent stockings with pure Florida Strain Largemouth Bass have created a Bass Factory that has surpassed the expectations of any new lake in the world.

The bass are growing at a rate of 2 pounds per year on a protein rich diet of tilapia, shad and crayfish. The huge forage base and diverse structure that exists within the impoundment has the potential to produce the next World Record. The average Bass in this young lake is already around 4 to 5 pounds, and it's not uncommon for experienced anglers to have catch rates of 100 to 300 bass per day per boat with bass weighing anywhere from 2 to 14 pounds. One good thing Lake Huites has in its favor is that not many drive-in boaters from the States or Mexico fish the water. Also, the commercial netting has some good restrictions and enforcement which limits the netting of these monster bass. In fact, there are no nets allowed at Huites between April and October! That fact in itself will insure many years of Super Bassin' at this great new lake!

The current lake record stands at a whopping 16 pounds 1 ounce caught in early 2005! The bass was released and is still lurking in the timber filled cove where she was caught because Lake Huites is a "Catch and Release" lake. This practice has paid off big time at this lake and every other lake where this practice is enforced. I am sure you are wondering what to do when you reel in the fish of a lifetime during your trip to Lake Huites and want to be able to show off your Trophy when you get home but you have to release the fish back into the lake. As at all catch and release lakes, anglers simply take a photo of their trophy, weigh the fish, and measure the length and girth. Then, slip the bass back in the water to live and grow. Once you do that, Mexican Outdoor Adventures can have a replica of your fish mounted for you by some of the best Taxidermists in the U.S.A. They are guaranteed for life and they look like they just swam out of the water!

No matter what time of the season you decide to fish Lake Huites, it will be a trip you will not forget for a long, long time!

• Early October until December, the bass at this pristine lake will hit almost anything you throw at them from top water action beyond belief, to working the humps with worms, lizards and everything in between.
  
• January into February the bass begin to make the move into their pre-spawn mood, this is when spinnerbaits usually rule. Crankbaits and plastics also do well at this time.
  
• March is the classic spawn, when the Big Girls, busting with eggs, move shallow and are willing to hit most anything that is worked slow and deliberate.
  
• During April, May and June, the angler can expect to get into some good numbers and really Big Fish in the post spawn by slow rolling a big Spinnerbait and digging a crankbait on the bottom in deep water.

There is nothing on earth like sinking the barb into a really World Class Bass and Lake Huites is just the place to experience Explosive Bassin' any time of the year! When is the last time you caught a Bass that weighed in the double digits? Well, fishing at Lake Huites is the chance of a lifetime to get that wall-hanger you have been waiting for.

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