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"Couldn't give this trip enough Stars!! Captain Ritchie was amazing." — William,

"wanted a Tarpon and a Snook to check off a bucket list item and have had zero success on my own." — Brett,

"what an amazing experience! starting off with them suggesting differnt times becase of the luck they have had to ensure a great time for us the day before!" — Fonzy,

"Captain David is an outstanding guide and extremely professional when it comes to tarpon fishing." — Leo,

"Captain Z was a pleasure to be with! very kind and knowledgable and great convos." — Alen,

"Captain Luis was so friendly and informative during our trip." — Gabrielle,

"This was my 3rd trip with backwater Tarpon. I booked two back to back trips last year in Aug 2025 but we didnt have much luck catching any Tarpons." — Fahad,

"Surprised my husband with this one. We have a boat and fish often but live nowhere close to the ocean." — Angie,

"We had a great time offshore with Capt Luis. We went out on his 28 foot Southport and the boat rode really nice and smooth the whole trip." — Max, Puerto Rico

"Had an unreal 6 hour trip throwing big glidebaits for staging fish." — Rodolfo, PA
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San Juan Fishing Seasons
January
January is a popular time for vacationers escaping the cold on the mainland. Enjoy grappling with monster Tarpon in the backwaters and bays and finish your day at the vibrant San Sebastian Street Festival.
February
Peak tourist season continues in February, San Juan's dryest month. The great Tarpon bite continues, while you'll find plenty of Mahi Mahi and Yellowfin Tuna, amnong many more offshore.
March
Temperatures rise slightly, averaging from 72 to 82 degrees. Offshore, Tuna and Mahi Mahi are biting well around the FADs, while King Mackerel starts to invade the bay. Meanwhile, the Silver King is still on top form.
April
The peak tourist season starts to come to an end, although the weather is still very dry and pleasant. Temperatures remain about the same as they were in March, and the White Marlin bite picks up.
May
The slower tourist season means that smart anglers can find some good deals in local hotels. The Marlin bite is getting better and better, while King Mackerel, Tarpon, and Snook are all biting in the bay.
June
June in San Juan is hot, but there's plenty going on in town and on the seas to make it worth it. Marlin numbers are picking up: this is the best time to target White Marlin, while Blues are getting increasingly good.
July
In a fortuitous time for blue water anglers, as peak Marlin fishing season coincides with the low tourist season in San Juan. Focus on catching a Billfish slam without having to spend more than the odds on a hotel.
August
August is the hottest month of the year in San Juan. The weather is humid, but sea breezes can make you forget about that – especially if you have a Blue Marlin on the end of your line. Multiple hookups are the norm!
September
September in San Juan means one thing – the International Billfish Tournament of Club Nautico de San Juan. One of the top Billfish tournaments in the world, it really is not something you want to miss.
October
As the waters cool, the fishing scene changes up. Blue Marlin bites become less frequent, while Sailfish and Wahoo start to become the main focus. Smaller Tarpon are schooling in and around the bay.
November
November is San Juan's rainiest month, but don't let that put you off. This city is famous for its year-round fishery, after all. With Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, and Wahoo on the cards – it's certainly worth a visit.
December
As rainy November moves into December, the days become sunnier and slightly cooler (we're talking average highs of 'only' 82°F). Check out the FADs for Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, Wahoo, and Yellowfin Tuna.