I’ve been fishing my entire life. I have way more rods reels and lures than I’ll ever need (lol). I’ve fished for every inland species in the US, including semi professionally for bass. Cabo in October is prime time hunting season for Marlin so I had to give it a run. After reading a lot of reviews I picked Pacific Time Fishing and I’m glad I did. I knew basically nothing about deep sea fishing so I did a YouTube deep dive to learn everything I could about tactics, and Josue and Ramon knew all of the tricks. Everyone was top notch across the board. I would like to say that EVERYONE at the marina is so nice an helpful. It’s easy to assume that everyone is just trying to scam you but the reality is that everyone at the marina knows what’s at stake. They all want your experience there to be high quality. All the locals are so helpful if you just take a second and talk to them. They all know each other and are looking out for each other. Things you should know before you go are the “hidden cost”. Yes you need a fishing license. $20 per person cash for a daily. I paid $43 for a weekend license in Utah recently so it’s a fair price. Yes at times they will say there is a “dock fee” or “marina fee” and it’s a buck. $1. If paying $1 is gonna ruin your day don’t go. We were supposed to leave at 6 AM and we did. Everyone was where they were supposed to be when they were supposed to be there. If you’re looking for someone to drive you around and tell you stories this ain’t it. If you wanna catch fish this is a great crew. These guys know exactly what they are doing and are extremely efficient at it. Their equipment is top quality and they have all the goods. They purchased $20 worth of live bait from the floating tackle store and I added another $20 so we had plenty of bait. The great thing about fishing Cabo is how quickly you’re in extremely deep water and fishing. We caught fish almost immediately. We caught tuna, dorado, and a beautiful Marlin. I would 100% recommend this boat and crew. The boat is a very comfortable 31’ boat with 2 fighting chairs and basically 2 day beds behind them. When we went the winds were around 20mph and it was a little bumpy trolling into the wind and smoooth when we were going with the wind. I’d suggest using the restroom when you’re going with the wind lol. The toilet was clean as was the rest of the boat. Josue manned the lines while Ramon drove the boat. They were constantly on the radio, monitoring the depth finders, and watching the birds. If you see a bunch of birds diving for fish get ready. I’m definitely looking forward to going back.