Great fishing, great food, great staff and a great place to just relax. No phones, no TV, no newpapers and no stress. I'll be back. A long time friend, and fishing buddy, and I have been to Bahia La Tortuga 3 times. I read about the Lodge in Cabela's catalog, and then went to their web site to obtain more... more

While on a fishing trip to Rickmon's Bonefish Lodge in Sandy Point, Abaco, I got into a conversation with Jose Wejebe (who happened to be at Rickmon's for a while during my trip) about fishing in Mexico. He mentioned Bahia La Tortuga. I got on the web and looked at the Bahia La Tortuga website and ended up contacting John... more

This was our second trip to La Tortuga Fishing Lodge and we are going back during spring break 2008. There was someone at the airport to take us to the lodge--no waiting--which was great. The trip was a scenic tour with the taxi driver making some wrong turns, but nothing eventful. The lodge is tucked well away in the country... more

2 Women who love to fish, found an adventure!!! We recently enjoyed 8 days at the lodge with 5 days of great fishing. Upon our arrival we were greeted by a warm and friendly staff who met our every request for the rest of our stay. We were pleased to find our room large, comfortable, and clean. The bathroom was... more

Our trip to Bahia La Tortuga Fishing Lodge was everything I expected and more. The fishing was great. The lodge was very clean, the staff was excellent. I arranged the trip for my friend and our sons, my first fishing experience in Mexico. John helped me determine the best time to plan my trip to catch the most fish. John... more

My wife and I travel throughout the Pacific coast of Mexico fishing and are always on the lookout for a new hotspot. We read some great articles about the fishery about and hour south of Zihuatenjo off of Puerto Vicente Guererro. There is now a fishing lodge owned and purportedly run by an American, John Lorenz, and his wife called... more