Fishing:
Freshwater
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Cuba offers passionate fishermen the opportunity to fish for achigan, bass, barracuda, carp, liseta, snook and tarpon. Fishing is allowed all year long in the country's rivers, lakes and reservoirs. The best bass catches occur during the months when the average temperature ranges from 69 and 72 degrees F. |
Now there's something to write home about!!
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Bass fishing in over
1,000 freshwater lakes, with eleven (11) largemouth bass caught over our
USA record of 22.4 lbs., one of which weighed 24.4 lbs. Season all year
round. The best months for bass are November thru March.
Fishing:
Saltwater
Cuba, with its 5,746 kilometers (3,563 miles) of coastline, and its many natural beaches, keys and islets, is the perfect place for anyone who wishes to experience the warm, clear, blue-green sea of the tropical Caribbean.
Cuba's 70,000 km2 insular shelf is home to a myriad of species, making it a fishing enthusiast's paradise.
Cuban beaches, with their vast vistas of fine white sand and their crystal-clear waters offer a veritable invitation to fish.
Ernest
Hemingway, who loved this sport and the exceptional natural conditions
in Cuba, immortalized it in his famous novel "The Old Man and the
Sea." Now, each year, the Hemingway Bill Fishing Tournament in Cuba
bears tribute to this great author.
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