These practices were often centred around important fishing seasons or events. One notable celebration was the annual “Festival of Bountiful Nets”, where fishermen gathered to pay homage to the God and seek his favour for plentiful catches throughout the year. Intricate dances, vibrant music, and colourful costumes symbolized abundant marine life. Offerings, such as elaborate seafood feasts, incense, flowers, and ceremonial objects played a vital role in establishing a connection between the worshippers and Chaac Uayab Xoc.

In addition to organized ceremonies, individual fishermen and their families often performed personal rituals to honour Chaac Uayab Xoc. Before embarking on fishing trips, they would pray and make offerings at local shrines dedicated to the god.These offerings typically included small fish, shells, and other symbolic items representing the sea and marine life. Fishermen believed that by presenting these gifts, they would receive protection and guidance from Chaac Uayab Xoc during their fishing endeavours.