Because of its location, Cuba is highly attractive for water sports and especially fishing.
The deep basins and pits the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico and the Straits of Florida and the Bahamas serve as ecological barriers in the distribution and migration of many fish, while large ocean currents connect you with the routes of the species pelagic and migratory, which bind to the rich fish fauna of the island shelf.
In line with international trends of species preservation and the environment in our country fishing is done with the “tag and release” (the dam is marked and then released) method.
Each capture is measured and photographed, then the weight is estimated using long-weight ratio tabulated for each species.
