Weather Conditions: Conditions in Cabo San Lucas look promising for fishing this week. Sunny skies with average cloud cover of 0% are forecast throughout the period. Temperatures will range from comfortable highs in the 70s to cool mornings in the low 60s. Winds will be averaging around 10 knots with occasional gusts reaching 18 knots the wind will be blowing south along the pacific side with most days calm and almost no wind on the sea of cortez due to wind shadow. These calm waters and clear skies are ideal for spotting and catching fish inshore and a few miles out into deep waters. **Species:** Striped Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Striped Bonita, Sierra Mackerel, Yellowtail **Fishing Highlights:** **Striped Marlin:** Sightings are a daily occurrence, yet their elusive nature means they often shadow lures and baits without engaging. From the lighthouse stretch to Pozo Cota, and occasionally near the Arch and towards the Sea of Cortez, they make their presence known. However, the bite is slow at the Golden Gate, and other offshore spots have not been very productive. **Tuna:** Schools of Yellowfin Tuna are a very rare sight with current water temperatures keeping them out of range. **Mahi Mahi:** While the Mahi Mahi catch has been less abundant compared to previous weeks, anglers are still reeling in a few of these vibrant fish inshore and several miles offshore. Trolling with lures and bait continues to be an effective method, especially when targeting Marlin, leading to occasional Mahi Mahi hookups as well **Additional Information:** Roosterfish continue to actively bite along the inshore stretch from El Pedregal to Diamante. The variety in catches persists, with sierra being hooked regularly, occasional amberjack north of Cabo, and both Marlin and Mahi Mahi making their presence known in the area. Despite the changing weather conditions, our experienced crews are prepared to make the most of the opportunities presented. We'll continue to venture out. **Tips:** To enhance your fishing experience, aim for an early start to take advantage of the freshest bait, as those who depart the Marina first often have the best selection. Utilizing live and properly rigged medium-sized baits has proven effective. Maintaining your tackle in top-notch condition and regularly checking your rigging are key factors in achieving a high catch rate. Prepare your gear and anticipate a memorable fishing journey in the waters of Cabo San Lucas!

Embarked on a Marlin Quest on an Overcast Day! Spotted Numerous Striped Marlin, Hooked & Released One, and Enjoyed Jigging for Small Bottom Fish in Shallow Spots. ?️?

Caught and released a Striped Marlin aboard Just Right, and landed a beautiful and tasty Mahi Mahi for dinner.

Out on the new vessel Just Right, caught 1 Mahi and released 1 Marlin on a half day of fishing.

Our fishing expedition today was nothing short of extraordinary as we ventured into the abundant waters of Cabo San Lucas. The day yielded a remarkable total of six Mahi-Mahi, along with the catch of a lifetime – a striped marlin weighing over 150 pounds. The Catch: 1. Mahi-Mahi Madness Our day began with high hopes as we set out to target Mahi-Mahi. These colorful, acrobatic fish didn't disappoint. Using a combination of live bait and lures, we managed to hook into six Mahi-Mahi throughout the day. Their vibrant colors and spirited fights made for an exhilarating experience. Sizes varied, with the largest weighing around 28 pounds. 2. The Marlin of a Lifetime As the day progressed, the real magic unfolded. Just when we thought the day couldn't get any better, a massive striped marlin decided to pay us a visit. The reel screamed as the marlin took the bait, and what ensued was an epic battle of strength and skill. After an intense struggle, we successfully brought the marlin onboard, and to our amazement, it tipped the scales at over 150 pounds. The excitement and camaraderie among the anglers were indescribable. This fishing trip will undoubtedly be etched into everyones memories for years to come. Landing six Mahi-Mahi and a striped marlin weighing over 150 pounds is a rare and thrilling accomplishment. The stunning Mahi provided vibrant acrobatics, while the marlin's sheer size and power made it a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Catching such a substantial marlin is a testament to the incredible fishing opportunities offered by Cabo. Whether you're an experienced angler or a novice, the waters here are teeming with exciting possibilities, and this trip was proof of that. If you're looking for an unforgettable fishing adventure, make sure to put us on your bucket list. The fish are waiting, and the stories are there for the making!

Our fishing adventure in Cabo San Lucas today was nothing short of spectacular, as we embarked on a quest to target the dazzling Mahi-Mahi, also known as Dorado. The day was filled with excitement, and we managed to land an impressive total of 6 Mahi-Mahi using a combination of lures, live bait, and dead bait. The Catch: . First Strike - Success Our day began with an early morning start as we ventured offshore in search of Mahi-Mahi. The initial hit came as we used dead bait, with a vibrant mix of small lures as our offering. The Mahi couldn't resist. We got our first hookup It put up a good fight, giving us an exhilarating start to the day. . Lure Magic As the sun climbed higher, we decided to switch lures. The vibrant colors of our lures and their enticing wobble attracted a Mahi-Mahi, and the rod tip started dancing. After an intense battle, we successfully landed a stunning 15-pound Dorado. The lure action proved effective, and we continued to employ this method throughout the day. . Dead Bait Delight We continued to use dead bait, and it didn't take long for the Mahi to respond. We placed a well-prepared spread of dead trevally and google eyes behind the boat. The distinctive yellow and green shades of the Mahi's coloring lit up as they darted towards our dead bait spread. The success was immediate, as we caught two large Mahi-Mahi. Their acrobatic jumps and vibrant hues were a sight to behold. Our day of fishing in Cabo San Lucas was a true Mahi-Mahi extravaganza. The Mahi were biting, and we had an absolute blast. In total, we caught 6 Mahi-Mahi, ranging from 5 to 22 pounds, using a combination of live bait, lures, and dead bait. The colorful and acrobatic nature of these fish never ceases to amaze us, making this trip a memorable experience. Cabo San Lucas continues to be a top destination for Mahi-Mahi fishing, and we can't wait to return for more thrilling adventures on these bountiful waters. If you're a fan of Mahi fishing, Cabo should definitely be on your must-visit list!