It’s tight lines when it comes to the Island Time Fishing Tournament! Since 2010, anglers have been setting their compasses for Isla Mujeres, drawn by the allure of big catches and even bigger hearts.
This isn’t just any fishing tournament; it’s a catch-and-release sailfish showdown that boasts some of the most coveted trophies around. But the true prize? Knowing every cast and catch contributes to a cause that’s as deep as the sea—the special needs children of Isla Mujeres.
Teaming up with the Island Time Music Festival, these events create a perfect wave of thrilling competition and rousing melodies. The proceeds go directly to supporting the Little Yellow School House, helping local children with special needs navigate their way to brighter futures.
The excitement kicks off with the Captain’s meeting at Blue Bally Hoo—think snacks, drinks, and tales of the one that got away. Then, it’s out on the open water for 2 to 4 days of world-class fishing.
Wrapping up with an awards dinner celebration at El Patio Casa de la Musica, that’s as much about camaraderie as it is about competition, winners take home more than trophies.
And because no good deed goes unrewarded, each boat lands 4 VIP passes to the Island Time Music Festival’s lineup of events, blending the thrill of the catch with the rhythm of Nashville’s beats.
So, mark your calendars for February 2025 and set your sails for the Island Time Fishing Tournament. It’s where the fish are biting, the music’s playing, and every moment on the water is a chance to make waves for a great cause. Come for the fish, stay for the feels, and leave knowing you’ve been part of something truly special.
Thanks to the generous hearts of anglers over these many years, the Little Yellow School House has grown from a single room and six students to a beacon of hope with six classrooms, dedicated teachers, and over 60 students, boasting a 70% success rate in reintegrating special needs children into regular schooling.
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