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Lake Comedero at Lake Comedero Lodge

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Wow, is all I can say. Now I know why people love going to the Mexican lakes for fishing. A group of 10 of us went to Lake Comedero. We stayed at Lake Comedero lodge. The scenery was beautiful and really, the only thing that sucked about this trip is the ride to and from the Lake. It is about a 3 hour drive from Mazetlan with about 1.5 hours of it being on roads not paved and so forth. I've heard how Comedero was dangerous and what not but I never felt that at all. I actually felt very safe and didn't even worry about that kind of stuff. The lodge itself is located very close to the lake and in the morning, lunch and evening they pick you up with this extended golf cart that fit about 8-10 people just fine. The food was excellent and the owners did an excellent job making you feel like you are at your second home. Good people. Now to the fishing.. I've heard at this time the spawning is pretty much done so it was difficult to be on the larger fish. Actually, most of the larger fish caught seemed to be spawned out. As a group we caught 4-5 9lbers, some in the 8's, others in the 7's and a good amount from 5-6lbs. The first day for me was the best. I caught a 7.8 on a pop-r in the morning, besting my personal best of an incredible 4lb Smile The morning bite was so much fun. This was my first time I've caught fish on poppers(PopR, Rico and Chug Bugs were the ticket) and it was great. Lizards were the key after the topwater bite died. I was using 8" watermelon lizards and it was literally 1 fish after an another but unfortunately most of these bass were small. In the afternoon I ended up flipping a lizard by a tree, hit the branch in the water and BOOM I catch a 8.6lb bass. It was incredible. My partner on the boat caught a fat 6lb and also an 8lb bass. The 2nd and 3rd days for some reason were not kind to us. Others in the group kept catching the big ones but after that my biggest was 4lb. My partner did end up catching another 5 and 6lber but all the rest were small. Next up.. Lake Guerrero in the 3rd week of March.


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The first pic is the 7.8lb and the 2nd one is the 8.6lb.
:shock: :shock: :shock: those are some amzing sized bass! huge congrats! must have been a thrill catching them!
All I can say is wow. 8)
fishkid said:
:shock: :shock: :shock: those are some amzing sized bass! huge congrats! must have been a thrill catching them!
It was an unreal experience. I'm telling you it seemed that all the fish even the ones that were 1lb were strong. I wore out my reel's drag from catching these fish. This was my first time fishing for bass in Mexico and it is definitely something that all bass anglers should do at least once. There's nothing like it.
It seems mexico is to bass what canada is to walleye! Really cool.
Awesome job, I want to go!

The boats you guys are in look really nice too.
That is a trip of a lifetime. Great report!!!
:shock: WOW :shock:

Sounds like a great time. I heard the same thing you refered to about the fish pound for pound are healther fighters down there.

Great report.

NPIKE
Dude! Those are lunkers! Congratulations on some very nice fish.

I've seen several fishing show episodes featuring Mexican lakes and have been dying to try them out. Did you bring your own rods?

Again, congrats on a great trip and thanks for reporting.
Fishthoughts said:
Dude! Those are lunkers! Congratulations on some very nice fish.

I've seen several fishing show episodes featuring Mexican lakes and have been dying to try them out. Did you bring your own rods?

Again, congrats on a great trip and thanks for reporting.
I did. I brought my own rods. Unfortunately, one of my rods was damaged. I don't know if I stepped on it by accident or if it was mishandled by the people handling the rods to/from the boat to lodge. It makes it that much better fishing with your own gear that's for sure. I hate renting or borrowing others' rods. For the trip I'd say 3 rods/reel combos was the right number. You can get by with 2 but sometimes you want to change to a topwater or t-rig or to spinnerbait in an instant.
damn... nice bass man.
:shock: Awsome job Spiroh,those r some lunkers and the added bonus of catching them the funnest way possible :shock: :D
Culprit, I'll be honest it was my first time catching fish on a Popper. SUPER FUN, I'm hooked! Seeing that 7lber eat that little PopR got my heart racing. Man, the stock PopR hooks suck, at one point I missed 7 fish in a row because the hooks were jacked. That's when I ended up moving to the Rico and you can tell off the bat that the Rico uses really good hook, super sharp. I'm going to buy replacement hooks for my PopR, probably Gamakatsu.
The stock Pop R hooks r crap , there way too small imo, I swap them out for a size or 2 larger and go with VMC hooks . Makes a huge difference.
PopR`s go for under $4 and the ricos r $20 so they better have decent hooks lol.
Ur post came at just the right time as a few of us were discussing taking a Mexico bass trip last nite lol can`t wait for ur Guerrero post.
Good luck dude ,hope u top ur personal best once again ! :D
SCHAAAWING!! I think I'm getting aroused!! Oh wait....yup! Definately a hard on!!! :mrgreen:

Sweeeeet bass dude! Congrats!!

ICE OUT!! ICE OUT!! ICE OUT!!
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