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Puerto Rico is a relatively small island in the Caribbean, located between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, and the British and US Virgin Islands. The island has the right of self-government, but is considered a territory of the United States.
As an administrative territory, Puerto Rico includes the main island of Puerto Rico, as well as the inhabited islands of Vieques and Culebra. Regarding the other islands belonging to this territory, there are either nature reserves (Mona Island), or islands to which access is limited (Caja de Muertos and Desicheo).
The warm, mild tropical climate, uniquely clean, clear water and serious depths attract many kinds of fish to the island, which migrate to the coastal waters or live here constantly at large depths.
Trophy fishing in Puerto Rico consists of:
Catching small fish in coastal waters and on the rivers of the island is, for some reason, not considered to be serious fishing in Puerto Rico.
Fishing in Puerto Rico lasts all year long.
But after November, fishing in the waters of Puerto Rico loses its predictability, and this period lasts until February.
Puerto Rico is an island of volcanic origin. Large (up to 1 km) depths begin near the shore. The following fishing methods are common here:
Most local fishermen use trolling gear to catch trophy fish and recommend it to visiting fishermen--those who rent a boat and pay for guide services.
Puerto Rico is currently quite a rich territory, especially in comparison with its Latin American neighbors. Fishing tours in Puerto Rico allow fishermen to:
Puerto Rico, a “Rich Port”, is waiting for you, dear fishermen.