What types of fishing can I do in Cabo?

Inshore Fishing

• Description: Fishing closer to the coastline, within sight of land, often in calm waters and targeting smaller species.

• Target Species: Snapper, amberjack, and roosterfish.

• Boats: Typically uses smaller boats called pangas.

• Trip Length: Generally shorter than offshore trips.

• Best For: Beginners, as it’s a good way to get accustomed to being on a boat before attempting a longer offshore trip.

Offshore & Deep Sea Fishing

• Description: Heading far from land to catch larger, high-value game fish.

• Target Species: Marlin (blue, black), yellowfin tuna, wahoo, mahi-mahi, swordfish, grouper.

• Boats: Requires larger, more specialized vessels designed for open water.

• Trip Length: Involves longer travel times to reach deeper fishing grounds.

• Best For: Anglers comfortable with longer trips who want to catch big game fish.

 When is the best time to fish in Cabo?

The fishing season in Cabo varies by species, but is great all year long!

• Sierra Mackerel: Best from December to April.

• Cubera Snapper: Peak season is from March to July.

• Jack Crevalle: Best from April through August.

• Rooster: Peak season is May through July.

• Dorado (Mahi Mahi): October through November.

 What should I bring on my fishing trip?

• Essentials: Sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, Camera and a light Jacket. We provide everything else!

 Do I need a fishing license?

Yes, a fishing license is required for charter fishing. Larger boats often include them in the price. Onshore does not require a license.

 How do I book a fishing trip?

Give us a call at 1-281-658-2112 and we will guide you through the process.