Grand Slam Lodge
Mexico
Mexico View this post on Instagram A post shared by Grand Slam Ascension Bay Mexico (@grandslam_mexico) In saltwater fishing terminology, an inshore grand slam means an angler, in one day, catches any three of the following: bonefish, permit, tarpon, and snook. A super grand slam means all four in a day. This Yucatán Peninsula lodge is aptly named, for regular and super grand slams are fairly routine occurrences on the flats of Ascension Bay, an untamed and untrammeled stretch of salt water within the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site just south of Tulum. The bonefish are eager and found on shallower flats. The permit, while still picky, are more numerous and a bit more eager than their Florida Keys kinfolk, and anglers often target them while wading. Tarpon and snook ambush flies by the mangroves. Every morning, two Grand Slam guests head out with two guides on
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