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LAKE HUITES MEXICO BASS FISHING


Mexico Bass Fishing for NUMBERS of Quality Bass


LAKE HUITES INFORMATION

Lake Huites is one of the most scenic lakes a bass fisherman will ever set his eyes on. Nestled within the foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountains, Huites was impounded in 1993 by the Mexican Government, predominantly for agricultural purposes to provide a consistent means of irrigation to the fertile fields and farmland. The 18-mile long mountain lake was created by damming the Chinipas and Fuertes rivers. After the dam was finished, subsequent stockings with pure strain Florida largemouth bass have yielded a fishery that is unsurpassed by any current lake in the world at this time.

Lake Huites begins each season at near or full pool, covering nearly 30,000 surface acres. However, to meet the demands of irrigation, the level of the lake slowly declines during the eight-month season to about half its size.



































 
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