M Sport Fishing Cabo - Merengue 40'
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The goal of M Sport Fishing Cabo is to find the fish, have tight lines and tons of action. This is a family-friendly company founded back in 1986 by Roberto Olascoaga.
The team of M Sport Fishing Cabo operates a large fleet of fantastic vessels. One of their gems is 'Merengue', a spacious 40' Fiorentino. She comes powered by twin 315 HP Cummins engines and can cruise at a top speed of 20 knots. The vessel has plenty of space for up to 6 anglers and is rigged with modern electronics. As well as that, she is equipped with a toilet, a fighting chair, an ice-box for the catch, tuna tubes, and professional equipment.
The boat is operated by Captain Roberto Olascoaga Sr., the founder of M Sport Fishing Cabo. Roberto has over five decades of professional experience and knows the area like the back of his hand. With him at the helm, you can count on having the time of your life.
You'll be going after a variety of fish species, including the likes of Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Amberjack, Grouper, Spanish Mackerel, and more.
All trips include quality rods, reels, tackle, and lures. Fishing licenses, bait, food, and drinks are available at an extra cost. Come on down and get ready to make some memories together!
The goal of M Sport Fishing Cabo is to find the fish, have tight lines and tons of action. This is a family-friendly company founded back in 1986 by Roberto Olascoaga.
The team of M Sport Fishing Cabo operates a large fleet of fantastic vessels. One of their gems is 'Merengue', a spacious 40' Fiorentino. She comes powered by twin 315 HP Cummins engines and can cruise at a top speed of 20 knots. The vessel has plenty of space for up to 6 anglers and is rigged with modern electronics. As well as that, she is equipped with a toilet, a fighting chair, an ice-box for the catch, tuna tubes, and professional equipment.
The boat is operated by Captain Roberto Olascoaga Sr., the founder of M Sport Fishing Cabo. Roberto has over five decades of professional experience and knows the area like the back of his hand. With him at the helm, you can count on having the time of your life.
You'll be going after a variety of fish species, including the likes of Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Amberjack, Grouper, Spanish Mackerel, and more.
All trips include quality rods, reels, tackle, and lures. Fishing licenses, bait, food, and drinks are available at an extra cost. Come on down and get ready to make some memories together!
We caught several wahoo and mahi. Our captains were great and really wanted us to catch fish and they were very helpful.
Thank you Boys, hope to see you again for more fishing soon 🙏🐟

Captain and crew were great, caught a Marlin and a Yellow Fin tuna. Stayed out an hour later than the 8 hours trying to get another Marlin we saw on the way back and fighting with another boat to position us. Great experience overall. Negative note, the guy from Gray's taxidermy waiting when we returned pressuring a one time deal now. Suggesting that you measure Marlin from the tip of sword to the end of the tail so they know how big to build the crate for shipping. The rates for taxidermy are based on length and you measure Marlin from the bottom of the mouth to the fork of the tail. Probably added 20" to this fish and shipping and packaging is extra. The guy followed me all the way to the restaurant trying to sell me on this.

We didn't catch lots of fish but we caught what we were trying to catch. We boated two Marlin and released one. One was injured in the fight and was dying. We got one decent Yellow fin and about 8 or so Bonita. Very rough and windy. I think we did well under the circumstances.
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We caught several wahoo and mahi. Our captains were great and really wanted us to catch fish and they were very helpful.
Thank you Boys, hope to see you again for more fishing soon 🙏🐟

Captain and crew were great, caught a Marlin and a Yellow Fin tuna. Stayed out an hour later than the 8 hours trying to get another Marlin we saw on the way back and fighting with another boat to position us. Great experience overall. Negative note, the guy from Gray's taxidermy waiting when we returned pressuring a one time deal now. Suggesting that you measure Marlin from the tip of sword to the end of the tail so they know how big to build the crate for shipping. The rates for taxidermy are based on length and you measure Marlin from the bottom of the mouth to the fork of the tail. Probably added 20" to this fish and shipping and packaging is extra. The guy followed me all the way to the restaurant trying to sell me on this.

We didn't catch lots of fish but we caught what we were trying to catch. We boated two Marlin and released one. One was injured in the fight and was dying. We got one decent Yellow fin and about 8 or so Bonita. Very rough and windy. I think we did well under the circumstances.