México Marina Association
Associated Marinas
The AMMT was established in June 1989 in order to facilitate the operation of marinas in the face of constant changes in laws and regulations.
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VISITING MEXICO
BY PRIVATE BOAT
Every vessel in Mexican waters carrying fishing gear, must obtain a sports fishing license for each person on board the vessel.
A sports license is not required for fishing from shore.
Anglers in ocean waters may use as many fishing rods/reels at the same time as desired. In inland waters, only one rod/reel may used at any one time per fisherman. In both instances, the catch limits dictated by law must observed.
A sportfishing license allows the angler to catch fish only; shellfish or crustaceans are strictly prohibited, the only exception is squid.
Also totoaba, turtles, marine mammals, reptiles and amphibians arecprotected by federal law and must be avoided.
For bottom fishing, only up to four hooks may be used in a vertical line.
Electric powered reels may be used by persons with disabilities, and acspecial permit must be obtained from the authorities.
Visiting México
Boating in México
A QUICK GUIDE FOR OWNERS AND CREW VISITING MEXICO BY PRIVATE VESSEL
Documentation
IMMIGRATION REQUIREMENTS WHICH MUST BE PROCESSED AT THE FIRST PORT OF ENTRY IN MEXICO
Visiting Parks
VISITING THE NATIONAL PARKS OF THE BAJA CALIFORNIA PENINSULA AND POINTS SOUTH
Sport Fishing
EVERY VESSEL IN MEXICAN WATERS CARRYING FISHING GEAR MUST OBTAIN A SPORT FISHING LICENSE
AMMT
The AMMT was established in June 1989
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NEWS
THE XXXVII ORDINARY ASSEMBLY OF THE MEXICAN ASSOCIATION OF TOURIST MARINAS, A.C., WAS HELD ON THURSDAY, APRIL 30.
El jueves 30 de abril se llevó a cabo nuestra XXXVII Asamblea General Ordinaria, donde se relizaron votaciones para elegira nuevo Consejo Directivo para el período 2026-2028, quedando integrado de la siguiente manera:
PRESIDENTE: PABLO FERNANDEZ GONZALEZ
PRESIDENTE HONORARIO VITALICIO: M. TERESA CELIS BELINA
VICEPRESIDENTE ASUNTOS OPERATIVOS Y VINCULACION: MALCOLM NEIL SHROYER
SCHOEN
VICEPRESIDENTE PROMOCION Y RELACIONES PUBLICAS: ARNULFO RAMON ESPINOZA
RODRIGUEZ
VICEPRESIDENTE ASUNTOS GUBERNAMENTALES: ENRIQUE SALCEDO
VICEPRESIDENTE MAR DE CORTES Y PACIFICO NORTE: GABRIEL LEY LOMELI
VICEPRESIDENTE ZONA PACIFICO SUR: GUILLERMO GARCIA STIVALET
VICEPRESIDENTE ZONA GOLFO DE MEXICO Y CARIBE: FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ MILLAN
TESORERO: EMILIO OYARZABAL
SECRETARIO: ALVARO GAYTAN ALCALA
Después de la Asamblea, se llevó a cabo la tradicional comida de la AMMT con diferentes Autoridades, honrándonos con su presencia:
SEMAR:
Cap.Alt. Manuel Fernando Gutiérrez Gallardo.- Jefe de la Unidad de Puertos y Marina Mercante.
Maestra Dafne Adam González.- Secretaria Particular de la Unidad de Puertos y Marina Mercante.
Lic. Araceli Rico Vizcaíno.- Directora de Concesiones, Permisos y Contratos
SEMARNAT:
Maesta Ileana Villalobos Estrada.- Subscretaria de Regulación Ambiental.
SECTUR:
Lic. Alfonso Ballesteros Méndez.- Director General de Política Turística.
INSTITUTO IBEROAMERICANO DE DERECHO MARITIMO:
Dr. Bernardo Melo Graff.- Presidente
CONCANACO-SERVYTUR:
Lic. Víctor Gardoqui Maradiaga
Durante la celebración de la asamblea, se entregaron reconocimientos:
Yolanda Espinoza López por estar siempre al pendiente de la problemática de nuestro sector.
Al LIc. Víctor Gardoqui Maradiaga por su valioso tiempo ya que en ocasiones ha representado a la AMMT y por su gran apoyo para lograr que sostengamos reuniones con las autoridades competentes para poder solucionar la problemática de nuestro sector.
A Martha Falcón por su trayectoria en la Asociación.
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Our Association actively participates in the Nautical Tourism Working Group and in the Sport Fishing Working Group, which is coordinated by the Ministry of Tourism. As well as with the Ministry of Communications and Transportation, through the General Coordination of Ports and Merchant Marine, who has a very active seat in the Working Groups coordinated by the Ministry of Tourism.