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"knowing that my friend and I are avid fishermen he selected Cesar his most experienced captain to take us out for a half day trip." — Robert,

"We didn't make it 20 minutes after passing the arch before the mahi started chasing after our lines!" — Ross,

"Wow!!! First off, the boat was amazing! Plenty of space for everyone, a comfortable indoor shaded area, clean bathroom, Bluetooth music throughout the trip, and top-notch rods & reels." — Ashley,

"i booked a trip with these guys to do some fishing for rooster fish." — Chris,

"This was the best sport fishing Ive ever done. We landed 2 Marlin, 3 mahi mahi and a Wahoo." — Matt,

"Great and clear communication. Great mate and captain, both hardworking." — Luke,

"We booked the trip through Fiahingbooker which helps manage the booking and has a communication feature straight to the captain." — Tye,

"We had a great time for our first time fishing in Cabo! We had a big Mahi Mahi bite first thing in the morning and come off on the first jump." — Travis,

"We had a great day fishing on El Pargo. The captain was very friendly and professional." — Dan,

"Amazing experience! The entire boat crew was incredibly friendly, but what impressed me the most was their active and dedicated approach to fishing." — Namdeuk,
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Fishing in Los Cabos
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Los Cabos Fishing Seasons
January
The weather is mild and the fishing conditions are perfect for going after Striped Marlin, and the Sailfish bite is very good, as well. Sharks are active, as are Mahi Mahi and Wahoo.
February
Fishing conditions can be unpredictable due to the cold water influx in February. Still, the Striper and Sailfish action is excellent even when fishing relatively close to shore.
March
It's sunny and warm, but not too warm – the perfect weather for a day of fishing. Inshore anglers will witness very good Roosterfish and Yellowtail action. You can find Swordfish in the deeper waters, as they hit their peak.
April
Whether you'd like to hunt Roosterfish and Yellowtail inshore, or Sharks, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, and Wahoo offshore, April is a great month to do it. Come and make the most of it before other tourists do.
May
As the temperatures rise, so does the fishing action. In May, the season of Bull Mahi Mahi starts, rivaled by the first-class Sailfish and Striped Marlin action. Inshore, Roosters party like it's no one's business.
June
It's June, it's hot, and here come Blue Marlin! Yellowfin Tuna is coming back to the warm Pacific waters as well, while Striped Marlin and Sailfish are biting like crazy. This is big game season!
July
The month will begin with the Stars & Stripes Tournament. Billfish galore, combined with the abundance of offshore royals like Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Tuna, and Sharks make July exciting.August
As Black Marlin pays a visit to Los Cabos' waters, the Billfish family is complete and ready for Bisbee's East Cape Tournament. Roosterfish, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Yellowfin Tuna are all on the cards.
September
It's still hot on the water, but storms are not an unusual sight in September. Still, that won't scare off Marlin and Sailfish, always lurking for their next meal, so come for a big game adventure.
October
October is the big tournament month. Three tournaments will take place in Los Cabos' rich waters this month, with Bisbee's Black and Blue being the most popular. As you can imagine, the fishing is extraordinary!
November
The month will begin with the WON Los Cabos Tuna Jackpot and it only gets better from there. Marlin are still abundant, as are Wahoo, Roosterfish, Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and Sailfish.
December
Striped Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, and Wahoo are the superstars in December, as the temperatures cool down. Roosterfish and Sailfish are still inshore hungry and waiting.