Everything you need to know before fishing Cabo — when to come, what you can catch, where to depart, which type of charter to choose, and what to expect on the water.
Los Cabos is one of the world’s premier sportfishing destinations, offering incredible fishing opportunities throughout the year.
Located where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez, these productive waters attract everything from striped marlin and yellowfin tuna to dorado, wahoo, roosterfish, and more. Los Cabos is hands down one of the world’s most consistent fisheries.
Whether you’re an experienced angler chasing the fish of a lifetime, a first-time fisherman, or a family looking for an unforgettable day on the water, Cabo offers a fishing experience for nearly everyone.
Four straightforward reads that cover the things guests ask us most.
Find out what’s biting throughout the year and when to target Cabo’s most popular game fish.
View Fishing SeasonsHalf day or full day? Center console or sportfisher? Learn how to choose the right boat and trip for your group.
Choose Your CharterFrom departure time and fishing conditions to what to bring, tipping, seasickness, and your catch — know before you go.
What to ExpectStraightforward answers about fishing licenses, weather, children, fish processing, gratuity, booking, and more.
View FAQsLos Cabos has two major sportfishing departure points. Both offer access to incredible fishing, but location, fishing grounds, and the experience can differ.
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