Trophy Fly Fishing at Cabo Pulmo Eco Palapa is home to the best Rooster Fishing in the world and is located 1 1/4 hours from the San Jose Del Cabo (SJD) International airport on the beautiful East Cape of the Gulf of California in the Cabo Pulmo Marine Park.  To drive, you go north on the transpeninsular ( Hwy. 1)  and have one right turn and a "Y" to be right at the entrance which has a large sign. For a detailed map, the best directions and complete lodging information contact www.cabopulmoecopalapa.com.  Guests enjoy being on a secluded beachfront  at Pappagallo, a classic Baja thatched roof palapa, or the Eagle's Nest,  a rooftop casita surrounded by breathtaking ocean and mountain views. All airport transportation, guide services, meals prepared by regional Chefs, and drinks are included in our Roosterfish package offered May to July .  Lodging is available year round with fly fishing guides, food services and catering available. Other activities you can enjoy include mountain biking, SCUBA  diving, ATV touring, snorkling, kayaking, hiking, wind sports, turtle observation for nesting, and hatching, photography, bird watching (with 297 species known in southern Baja), and beach combing.There are 5 endemic bird species in southern Baja (Magdalena Bay to the southern tip of the penninsula) including the East Cape Pigmy Owl, Belding's Yellowthroat,  San Lucas Robin, Gray Thrasher, and the Xantus' Hummingbird.  Also, the region's dry desert climate and rich ocean hosts a wide variety of mammals, interesting reptiles, insects and sea life to observe. The Sea of Cortez has been referred to as "The Aquarium of the World" by Jacques Cousteau for its diverse population of marine life including whales, rays, porpoises, sea turtles, and the largest coral reef in Western North America in the Cabo Pulmo Marine Park.  The Olive Ridley and Leatherback turtles nest on this beach and the Olive Ridleys are so abundant that the National Park has been transplanting eggs to the puebla of Cabo Pulmo and Playa Frailes which have very few nests. The Park does allow catch and release fishing from some of the beaches away from the reefs including playa Las Barracas the beach in front of Pappagallo & Eagle's Nest.  For more  Park information look at  www.pulmoamigos.org/about_accp.php.