What a great day! We set sail on Friday at 6am. Captain Jorge and his first mate were friendly and quickly got our lines out in the water. At 730a we saw some chasing going on, our lures were being stalked. At 745a we had two marlins on line.
First marlin was about 20 mins to reel in. My grandson brought it in quick. The second marlin was a bit bigger (7 foot and approx 130+lbs.) and took about 45 minutes to land. What an amazing experience. Paloma 34 is the way to go.

The captain and his 2 man crew did an amazing job to make sure we were happy with our trip. And even though we were headed back after our allotted time with out a catch head went above and beyond and made a second loop just before entering the marina area because the marlins were jumping. We circled back around ended up catching 2 at the last minute one got out RF then hook we landed the other. The captain was generally concerned for our lack of fish in the end. I mentioning this because I have gone deep sea fishing many times and several of those time we have come up empty handed and it was like oh well better luck next time. But you could tell the captain wanted us to have a great experience with him and his crew. Very pleased. I saved this captain as a favorite on this website.

Was assigned a different boat do to capt. injury.  Slow fishing like no hits till we headed in. Mate started to reel in line and bam. He tossed out setup bait and we hooked up. Striped marlin in the boat. As a retired capt.i was impressed by the quick thinking and action of all hands. The slow, no go day was after a storm .crew did all they could do.

We asked the captain to help us search for tuna offshore, he did recommend to us marlin fishing closer to Cabo but since we went out the day before and connected w/ Marlin we wanted to connect with big tuna.  So we got bait and headed out 25 miles, trolled and searched and saw tuna 30-50 lb grade all day jumping out of the water, lots of dolphins, 4-5 football sized tuna (6-7lbs) landed.  Had one big tuna hooked but we broke off after a 5 min fight (hook broke, not straightened out, a first for me and captain too). Big ones were harder to hook, looks like they preferred kite flying fish bait (boat did not have but we saw other boats near us that were landing with that technique).  Wish I asked for a kite before the trip.  We also unexpectedly hooked up and landed on a 140 lb+ marlin to boot.  Fun day on the water!