With plenty of sunshine and no rain, January is a great escape from the winter. You’ll most likely catch inshore species such as Roosterfish, Grouper, and Jack Crevalle.

February is typically the windiest month in the area, but you can still target all of the inshore species. When it comes to offshore trips, you’re most likely to catch Mahi Mahi and Marlin.

This is the hottest month of the year, so be extra cautious with sun protection. Fishing opportunities are promising as always for inshore species.

It’s still peak season for Grouper and Jack Crevalle, with better fishing opportunities available inshore than offshore.

This is where it gets interesting for big game fishing! The peak season for Sailfish starts in May, and there’s also more Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, and Roosterfish than usual.

Fishing only gets better in June! This is when you can also catch Yellowfin Tuna and the peak season for Cubera Snapper begins.

The dry season is long gone and heavy rains are on their way, although, not regularly. July is one of the best months for big game fishing.

Lots of species reach their peak in August. You’re very likely to catch Sailfish, Wahoo, and Marlin. Inshore fishing is great, as always.

You could say that September is a “peak month” all around: This is when you’ll get the most rain but also the best chances for both big game and inshore fishing.

As the rainy season stops, big game fishing slows down as well. You can still catch lots of Yellowfin Tuna and Mahi Mahi.

Cubera Snapper and Yellowfin Tuna are still easy to catch and let’s not forget the main star of the show– Roosterfish.

In winter the focus switches from big game to inshore fishing. Spend the holidays targeting Grouper, Snapper, Jack Crevalle, and more.