A Baja California fishing adventure knows no limits. From the range of bays nearshore, to the deep waters of the Pacific, all the way round to the unusually warm waters of the Sea of Cortez, there's no end to what you can get up to here. With warm weather year-round, you can come whenever you want and get your hands on some of the world's most sought-after fish.
Speaking of the fish, what you'll catch depends on where you go. The bays are full of Snappers, Groupers, Jacks, Mackerel, Seabass, and the exotic Roosterfish. Meanwhile, the Sea of Cortez is a haven for Yellowfin Tuna and Mahi Mahi. Sailfish come right up close to shore, while Striped, Black, and Blue Marlin are available offshore, alongside swarms of Yellowtails, Wahoo, and more.
With so many fish available, you can get your fill on a trip as short as a half day in the bays and the Sea of Cortez. If you fancy an offshore adventure into the Pacific, you'll want to spend at least a full day, with extended full trips on offer for the pros, too.
Wherever you are in Baja California, you're not far from a fishing charter. Hop over from SoCal and travel out of Ensenada, or hit the Bahia Tortugas or San Carlos further down the Pacific Coast. Los Cabos and its resort towns in the south are a hotspot for tourists, while every town and village up the Cortez coastline has something for you.
Rules & Regulations
Many fishing charters in Baja California will include your license as part of the package, but it's always worth checking with your captain before you head out. They'll also know all there is about bag and size limits, so you know that you're fishing within the law.