Pacific Grand Slam Release – Marlin, Sai

Julio 11, 2026 Cabo San Lucas 6 fotos

Resumen del viaje

On July 11, we headed to the Pacific side and began trolling just off Pedregal. As we were deploying only the second lure in the spread, a striped marlin aggressively struck, kicking off the day with an exciting 30-minute fight. The fish was successfully brought alongside the boat and released in excellent condition. We continued trolling along the coastline, and while passing the Rancho San Lucas area, a sailfish attacked the rigged ballyhoo (rigger bait). After another exciting battle, the sailfish was safely released. We continued all the way to Rancho San Cristóbal, where we turned around and began the run back toward Cabo. On the return trip, while passing the Lighthouse, a mahi mahi (dorado) followed one of our baits before committing to a pink Hoochie lure. The fish was successfully landed alongside the boat and released in healthy condition. After an action-packed day featuring three iconic pelagic species, we returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina. ⸻ Conditions: * Calm Pacific conditions * Excellent blue water throughout the trip * Active billfish and dorado bite * Productive trolling along the Pacific coastline ⸻ Summary: A spectacular offshore trip featuring: * 1 striped marlin caught and released * 1 sailfish caught and released * 1 mahi mahi (dorado) caught and released An outstanding Pacific-side adventure with three different trophy species released in a single trip—another unforgettable day fishing the legendary waters of Cabo San Lucas. ?????
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Striped Marlin & Mahi Mahi Double Releas
Striped Marlin & Mahi Mahi Double Releas
Julio 18, 2026
On July 18, we departed Cabo San Lucas on a 210° heading, making our way toward the Lighthouse. Along the route, we encountered large concentrations of flying fish, a promising sign for billfish activity, but despite the abundant bait, no predators were feeding. We then changed course to the east, and while passing off Pedregal, a striped marlin aggressively attacked our rigged ballyhoo (rigger bait). After an exciting fight, the marlin was successfully brought alongside the boat and released in excellent condition. Following the release, we located a school of yellowfin tuna. Although the fish were visible and actively moving, they remained reluctant to bite despite our efforts, and we were unable to hook one. On our way back to Cabo, a mahi mahi (dorado) struck a purple trolling lure, providing another exciting battle. The fish was landed and safely released. Shortly after releasing the mahi mahi, another striped marlin came up behind a green-and-yellow lure, following it all the way to the boat without committing to the bite before disappearing into the blue. We wrapped up another productive day on the Pacific waters and returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina. ⸻ Conditions: * Calm offshore conditions * Large concentrations of flying fish * Active striped marlin in the Pedregal area * Yellowfin tuna schools present but not feeding aggressively * Excellent water clarity ⸻ Summary: Another exciting day offshore featuring: * 1 striped marlin caught and released * 1 mahi mahi (dorado) caught and released * Multiple yellowfin tuna schools located * 1 additional striped marlin raised but not hooked A rewarding day on the water with quality catch-and-release action, abundant bait, and another memorable adventure in the world-class fishing grounds of Cabo San Lucas. ????
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