Adrenaline 40' Ultimate Sportfisher 

Triple Mahi Mahi Afternoon – Pacific Dorado Action (August 30) Description On the afternoon of August 30, ADRENALINA 1 departed Cabo San Lucas at 2:30 PM, heading toward the Pacific side for an afternoon fishing trip. While trolling past the Lighthouse, the first action came when a mahi mahi (dorado) attacked a purple trolling lure. The fish was successfully hooked and landed, putting our first mahi mahi aboard. We continued trolling along the Pacific coastline, and while passing the waters off Rancho San Lucas, another dorado entered the spread. This time, the fish struck a blue Flying Fish feather, resulting in our second mahi mahi of the afternoon. The crew continued working the Pacific side until reaching Margarita, where we turned around and began the return toward Cabo. The action wasn’t over yet. While passing Los Arcos, a third mahi mahi attacked the purple lure. We successfully landed the fish, completing a three-dorado afternoon aboard ADRENALINA 1. We returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina at approximately 7:00 PM with three mahi mahi aboard. Fishing Strategy * Boat: ADRENALINA 1 * Date: August 30 – Afternoon * Departure: 2:30 PM * Return: 7:00 PM * Duration: 4.5 hours * Pacific-side trolling * Route: Lighthouse → Rancho San Lucas → Margarita → Los Arcos * Purple trolling lure * Blue Flying Fish feather Summary * ? 3 mahi mahi (dorado) landed * ? 2 mahi mahi caught on the purple lure * ? 1 mahi mahi caught on the blue Flying Fish feather * ? 4.5-hour afternoon trip aboard ADRENALINA 1 * ⏰ 2:30 PM – 7:00 PM A productive afternoon on the Pacific side aboard ADRENALINA 1, with consistent mahi mahi action throughout the trip. From the first strike near the Lighthouse to the final dorado near Los Arcos, the crew finished the day with three mahi mahi aboard and another successful Cabo San Lucas fishing adventure. ????

Title: Mahi Mahi & Striped Marlin Double – 5-Hour Pacific Trip (August 29) Description: On the morning of August 29, ADRENALINA 1 departed Cabo San Lucas at 8:00 AM for a 5-hour fishing charter, heading toward the Pacific side. We began trolling approximately 3 miles offshore, working parallel to the coastline. While passing the waters off Rancho San Lucas, the first action came when a mahi mahi (dorado) attacked our Google Eye rigger bait. After an exciting fight, we successfully landed the fish and brought it aboard. We continued trolling until reaching the waters off Margarita, where we turned around and began our return toward Cabo. While passing El Suspiro, a striped marlin appeared behind the spread and began following a purple trolling lure. The fish eventually committed, resulting in a solid hookup and another exciting battle before being successfully brought to the boat. We returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina at approximately 1:00 PM with a mahi mahi and striped marlin, completing an excellent five-hour fishing adventure. Fishing Strategy & Conditions: * Boat: ADRENALINA 1 * Date: August 29 * Duration: 5 hours — 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM * Pacific-side trolling * Approximately 3 miles offshore * Route: Rancho San Lucas → Margarita → El Suspiro * Google Eye rigger bait * Purple trolling lure Summary: * ? 1 mahi mahi (dorado) landed * ? 1 striped marlin landed * ? Mahi mahi caught on a Google Eye rigger bait * ? Striped marlin caught on a purple trolling lure * ? 5-hour morning charter aboard ADRENALINA 1 A highly productive August 29 morning trip, producing two of Cabo’s signature offshore species in only five hours aboard ADRENALINA 1. ????

Title: Double Mahi Mahi Success & Yellowfin Tuna Schools – August 28 Description: On August 28, ADRENALINA 1 headed toward the Pacific side for an 8-hour offshore fishing charter, working approximately 3 miles off the coastline. As we reached the waters near Los Arcos, the first action of the day came when a mahi mahi (dorado) aggressively struck our famous Petrolero lure. After an exciting fight, we successfully landed the fish and brought it aboard. The bite continued quickly. Just 15 minutes later, a second mahi mahi attacked a Google Eye bait, resulting in another solid hookup and our second dorado of the day. Later, we began working our way back toward Cabo, trolling approximately 4 miles parallel to the coastline. While passing off the Lighthouse, we encountered a school of yellowfin tuna. We worked the area and attempted to entice the tuna into biting, but despite their presence, the fish remained selective and we were unable to hook one. We continued back toward Cabo San Lucas Marina, arriving at approximately 2:10 PM with two beautiful mahi mahi aboard. Fishing Strategy & Conditions: * Boat: ADRENALINA 1 * Duration: 8 hours * Pacific-side trolling * Worked approximately 3–4 miles offshore * Petrolero lure * Google Eye bait * Yellowfin tuna schools located near the Lighthouse Summary: * ? 2 mahi mahi (dorado) landed * ? First mahi mahi caught on a Petrolero lure * ? Second mahi mahi caught on a Google Eye * ? Yellowfin tuna school located near the Lighthouse * ? 8-hour charter aboard ADRENALINA 1 * ⏰ Returned to port at 2:10 PM Another productive day aboard ADRENALINA 1, with two quality mahi mahi landed early in the trip and promising yellowfin tuna activity near the Lighthouse. A great day of offshore sportfishing in Cabo San Lucas. ????

Double Striped Marlin Release – Excellent Billfish Action (August 27) Description On August 27, ADRENALINA 1 departed Cabo San Lucas at 7:00 AM for an 8-hour fishing charter, returning at 3:00 PM. We had two anglers and three crew members aboard and headed east in search of offshore action. At approximately 3 miles off Pedregal, we deployed a complete trolling spread consisting of four artificial lures—a Guacamayo, purple lure, pink lure, and the always-productive Petrolero—along with four natural baits: two ballyhoo, one jurel (jack), and one caballito. We also ran two teasers/spreader bars to attract billfish into the spread. While fishing near Cerros de Arena, we spotted a striped marlin cruising on the surface. The crew immediately began presenting natural baits to the fish until it finally committed. The marlin attacked the caballito, producing a solid hookup. At the same time, a second striped marlin appeared behind another bait, giving us the possibility of a double hookup. The second fish followed the presentation but refused to bite. After an exciting fight, we successfully brought the first striped marlin alongside ADRENALINA 1 and completed a safe release. We continued trolling, and the action remained steady. A wahoo attacked one of our natural baits but unfortunately failed to stay connected. Working parallel to the coastline through the Margarita and Los Arcos areas, we then had a mahi mahi (dorado) strike the spread. The fish hooked up briefly but managed to throw the hook during the fight. Later, we spotted another striped marlin on the surface. Once again, the crew quickly switched to sight-casting/pitching a caballito directly to the fish. This marlin committed to the bait, and after another exciting battle, we successfully brought it alongside the boat and released our second striped marlin of the day. We returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina at 3:00 PM after eight hours of excellent offshore action. Fishing Strategy * Boat: ADRENALINA 1 * Duration: 8 hours – 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM * 2 anglers / 3 crew members * Fishing began approximately 3 miles off Pedregal * Route included Cerros de Arena, Margarita and Los Arcos * Guacamayo, purple, pink and Petrolero lures * 2 ballyhoo, jurel and caballito * 2 teasers / spreader bars * Surface marlin targeted with direct natural-bait presentations Summary * ? 2 striped marlin caught and successfully released * ? 1 additional striped marlin raised but did not bite * ⚡ 1 wahoo strike – lost * ? 1 mahi mahi (dorado) hooked – lost * ? Both striped marlin successfully targeted after being spotted on the surface * ? Caballito was the key bait for the marlin * ? 8-hour trip aboard ADRENALINA 1 An excellent day of technical billfish fishing aboard ADRENALINA 1. Spotting marlin on the surface and immediately presenting caballito proved to be the winning strategy, producing two beautiful striped marlin releases along with additional wahoo and dorado action. Another outstanding day of sportfishing in Cabo San Lucas. ????

Marlin & Sailfish Double Release – Pacific Billfish Action (August 26) Description On August 26, ADRENALINA 1 headed to the Pacific side for an 8-hour offshore fishing trip, and it didn’t take long to find quality billfish action. While passing approximately 3 miles offshore from Barco Perdido, a striped marlin appeared behind our spread and began tracking a pink spread-bar teaser. The crew immediately switched the fish over to a Google Eye rigger bait. The marlin committed, took the bait, and after an exciting fight was successfully brought alongside the boat and released in excellent condition. We continued trolling along the Pacific coastline, and while fishing off El Suspiro, another billfish entered the spread. This time, a sailfish attacked the Google Eye rigger bait. After another exciting battle, we successfully brought the fish to the boat and completed our second successful release of the day. We continued working the Pacific side all the way toward San Cristóbal, where we turned around and began our return to Cabo San Lucas. The action wasn’t over. On the way back, while passing Los Arcos, another sailfish attacked the dead Google Eye rigger bait. The fish stayed connected for approximately five minutes, putting on an exciting fight before managing to throw the hook and escape. We returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina at approximately 2:10 PM, wrapping up an excellent eight-hour billfish adventure. Fishing Strategy * Boat: ADRENALINA 1 * Duration: 8 hours * Route: Pacific side → Barco Perdido → El Suspiro → San Cristóbal → Los Arcos * Pink spread-bar teaser * Google Eye rigger bait * Dead Google Eye rigger bait * Trolling and teaser-to-bait billfish presentation Summary * ? 1 striped marlin caught and released * ? 1 sailfish caught and released * ? 1 additional sailfish hooked and lost after a 5-minute fight * ? Striped marlin raised on a pink spread-bar teaser and switched successfully to a Google Eye bait * ? Excellent billfish activity along the Pacific side * ? 8-hour trip aboard ADRENALINA 1 * ⏰ Returned to port at 2:10 PM An excellent day of technical billfish fishing aboard ADRENALINA 1, highlighted by a successful striped marlin and sailfish double release plus another sailfish hookup on the return trip. The teaser-to-bait presentation worked perfectly, making this another memorable day of sportfishing in Cabo San Lucas. ????

Sailfish, Tuna & Wahoo – Offshore Triple-Species Day (August 24) Description On August 24, ADRENALINA 1 headed out for an 8-hour offshore fishing adventure, initially running on a 210° heading toward the Pacific side. We worked our way toward the Lighthouse, then changed course south until reaching approximately 5 miles offshore. From there, we began working parallel to the coastline before turning back toward Los Arcos. At approximately 3.5 miles offshore, the first major action of the day came around 10:00 AM, when a beautiful Pacific sailfish aggressively attacked a Google Eye rigged bait (rigger bait). After an exciting fight, we successfully brought the fish alongside the boat and released it in excellent condition. Immediately after the sailfish release, we changed course toward Margarita, where the action continued. A tuna struck a pink-and-white trolling feather, and after a solid fight, we successfully brought it aboard. With two species already accounted for, we began working our way back toward Cabo San Lucas. But the day wasn’t finished yet. On the return trip, while passing Los Arcos, a wahoo exploded on the Google Eye rigger bait. Known for their incredible speed and razor-sharp teeth, wahoo are always an exciting catch, and this one was successfully landed to complete an impressive three-species day. We returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina at approximately 3:40 PM with a tuna and wahoo aboard and a successfully released sailfish. Fishing Strategy * 8-hour offshore charter * Initial heading: 210° * Route: Lighthouse → 5-mile line → Los Arcos → Margarita → Cabo * Google Eye rigged bait * Pink-and-white trolling feather * Offshore trolling combined with strategic course changes Summary * ? 1 Pacific sailfish caught and released * ? 1 tuna landed * ⚡ 1 wahoo landed * ? Sailfish caught on Google Eye rigger bait * ? Tuna caught on a pink-and-white feather * ? Wahoo caught on Google Eye rigger bait * ? 8-hour trip aboard ADRENALINA 1 An outstanding multi-species day aboard ADRENALINA 1, producing three of Cabo’s most exciting offshore game fish in a single trip. From the aerial battle of a sailfish to the power of a tuna and the explosive speed of a wahoo, this was a fantastic day of sportfishing in Cabo San Lucas. ????

On the afternoon of August 7, ADRENALINA 1 departed Cabo San Lucas for a 5-hour fishing charter, heading toward the Pacific side. We worked approximately 3 miles off the coastline, trolling all the way toward San Cristóbal before turning around and beginning our return to Cabo. During the return run, while fishing off Barco Perdido, the action finally came when a striped marlin aggressively attacked our rigged bait (rigger bait). After an exciting fight, the crew successfully brought the marlin to the boat, making it the trophy catch of the afternoon. We then headed back to Cabo San Lucas Marina with another successful billfish trip aboard ADRENALINA 1. Conditions & Strategy: * 5-hour afternoon charter * Pacific-side fishing * Worked approximately 3 miles offshore * Route extended to San Cristóbal * Striped marlin caught off Barco Perdido * Successful strike on rigger bait Summary: * ? 1 striped marlin caught * ? Caught on rigger bait * ? Productive Pacific-side trolling * ? 5-hour afternoon trip aboard ADRENALINA 1 Persistence paid off on the return run with a quality striped marlin, wrapping up another memorable afternoon of sportfishing in Cabo San Lucas. ???

On the morning of August 6, ADRENALINA 1 departed Cabo San Lucas for an 8-hour fishing charter, heading toward the Pacific side in search of yellowfin tuna. Early in the trip, we located an impressive school of yellowfin tuna, with fish estimated in the 80–120 lb range actively showing on the surface. For nearly three hours, we worked the school using several different techniques and presentations, including Hoochies, live bait with 60 lb fluorocarbon leaders, trolling lures, and feathers in multiple colors and sizes. Despite seeing quality tuna throughout the area, the fish were extremely selective and refused every presentation. After giving the tuna a solid effort, we changed our strategy and began searching for mahi mahi and marlin, heading toward the waters near the Lighthouse. With no strikes on the troll, we switched techniques again and tried bottom fishing, successfully landing a triggerfish. After approximately 40 minutes of bottom fishing, we returned to trolling and deployed pink, Flying Fish blue-and-white, and lime-green Hoochies. The change immediately produced action, resulting in six skipjack tuna, all of which were successfully caught and released. We then headed back to Cabo San Lucas Marina after a full eight hours of fishing and several different techniques on the water. Conditions & Techniques: * Large yellowfin tuna schools located on the Pacific side * Yellowfin estimated at 80–120 lbs * Live bait with 60 lb fluorocarbon leader * Hoochies, trolling lures and feathers * Bottom fishing near the Lighthouse * Multiple strategy changes throughout the trip Summary: * ? 80–120 lb yellowfin tuna observed * ? 3 hours targeting yellowfin tuna * ? 6 skipjack tuna caught and released * ? 1 triggerfish landed * ? 8-hour charter aboard ADRENALINA 1 The trophy yellowfin were there and showing themselves, but they were extremely selective today. Even after trying multiple techniques, they refused to cooperate. By adapting our strategy throughout the trip, we still found steady action with skipjack tuna and bottom fishing—a true example of the persistence and versatility required in offshore sportfishing.

On August 5, ADRENALINA departed Cabo San Lucas for a 5-hour morning charter, fishing from 6:00 AM to 11:00 AM. We started trolling east along the coastline (90° heading) using a productive spread of pink, blue-and-white, and green Hoochies, along with mini trolling lures in pink/white, blue/white, green/white, and silver/blue. The action started early when a skipjack tuna struck the spread and was successfully landed and released. Continuing along the same course, off Cabeza de Ballena, we enjoyed a double hookup of skipjack tuna, with both fish successfully landed and released. As we reached Santa María Bay, the first mahi mahi of the morning struck a blue-and-white Flying Fish lure. After a short two-minute fight, the fish threw the hook just before landing. Staying in the same area paid off. Shortly afterward, another mahi mahi hammered a pink Hoochie, and this time it was successfully landed. Moments later, a Pacific sailfish attacked a blue-and-white trolling lure, but after several spectacular jumps, it managed to throw the hook and escape. The action continued when another mahi mahi struck a pink-and-white trolling lure, but it also came unhooked. Just five minutes later, the crew experienced an exciting double mahi mahi hookup. One fish struck a pink-and-white lure, while the other attacked a blue-and-white lure. Both fish were successfully landed, bringing the total to three mahi mahi on board. Before heading back to Cabo, while trolling off Chileno Bay, another skipjack tuna struck a green Hoochie, providing one final fish to end an action-packed morning. ⸻ Conditions: * Calm morning seas * Excellent blue-water conditions * Active mahi mahi along the coastline * Consistent skipjack action * Productive waters off Cabeza de Ballena, Santa María, and Chileno ⸻ Summary: An exciting 5-hour morning charter aboard ADRENALINA featuring: * 3 mahi mahi landed * 2 mahi mahi lost * 3 skipjack tuna released * 1 skipjack tuna landed * 1 sailfish hookup lost after spectacular jumps Another outstanding morning in Cabo San Lucas, with nonstop action, multiple hookups, and a fantastic mix of pelagic species from start to finish. ?????