Deep Sea Fishing

Cabo is in a class by itself when it comes to striped marlin fishing…there are more striped marlin caught within 40 miles of Cabo year-round than any place else. It’s no accident. Cabo is the crossroads for most of the marlin that migrate through this part of the Pacific, and it is home base for a large school of resident fish that never leave the area..

Other than Billfish, summertime in Cabo is also a perfect opportunity to catch up on your Tuna and Dorado fishing.

The Marlin fishing Cabo San Lucas is famous for is a year-round phenomenon. The only thing you need to think about is the time of year. Striped Marlin can be found in the slightly colder months, with Blue and Black Marlin appearing as the waters get warmer.

Head out in search of big game like Marlin and Sailfish

Going to the deep blue waters and beyond is one of the prime reasons why anglers from all corners of the planet come here

Fly fishing for Stripes is becoming an increasingly popular activity.

Bottom/Inshore Fishing

Inshore
On a great day of fishing you could expect landing, Dorado, Rooster Fish, Skip Jack, Jack Crevalle and more.  Finally, Jack Crevalle, locally known as Toro (the bull) is perhaps one of the most overlooked inshore game fish in the area, putting up quite a battle on the fly. December through July is primetime for Toro fishing, which usually averages between 7 and 20 pounds, although 30-pounders are commonly bagged on a good day. Much like offshore fishing, there’s no off-season for fishing the shallows. Resident populations of Black Skipjacks, Bonito and Rainbow Runners are bound to keep you busy on any day of the year.

Bottom fishing
A preferred option among bigger groups or families with kids, bottom fishing tends to be much more engaging and produce higher quantities of fish. Granted, the catch is likely to be pretty small relative to a Marlin, but kids love it all the same. This way, the youngsters get to raise the fish themselves, which is always immeasurably more fun. The rocky outcroppings of Cabo San Lucas are a great place for targeting the likes of Snapper (Cubera, Dogtooth and Red), Hogfish or Grouper.

Surf Fishing

Surf fishing is a great way to spend time exploring the coast of Los Cabos and the East Cape.

Beach fish just about any stretch of coastline will offer up the chance to catch any number of species including fish that make for good table fare.

Roosterfish, Jack Crevalle, Sierra Mackerel, varieties of snapper in the area, including Red, Dogtooth, Cubera, and Hogfish.
Grouper live and feed in the same areas, and people often reel in ten-pounders.

Exploring Your Adventure Destination

Your Cabo San Lucas vacation is sure to consist of plenty of fun and excitement, but how about adding a touch of adventure as well? For those who can’t shake that adrenaline bug, consider booking an exciting couples’ excursion, such as zip-lining through the jungle or setting sail on an intimate catamaran cruise, to make the most out of your adventure destination.