What are the best fishing charters in Cabo San Lucas?
The best charter is the one matched to your group and your target fish. A panga or center console is ideal for one to four anglers fishing inshore for roosterfish, snapper and grouper. A Cabo Express or Hatteras sportfisher is the right call for offshore marlin, tuna and dorado with four to eight anglers. Luxury yachts suit larger groups who want comfort and crew service alongside the fishing.
Are your Cabo fishing charters private?
Yes. Every charter we run is a private fishing charter — your group has the boat, the captain and the crew to yourselves. We do not sell shared seats.
What is included in a Cabo fishing charter?
Captain and crew, fuel, rods, reels and tackle, live bait, drinking water, ice, beers, Gatorades, breakfast burritos or sandwiches, and the two required Mexican fishing licenses. Fish cleaning is handled at the dock. No hidden fees.
How much do Cabo fishing charters cost?
Rates depend on the boat and trip length, starting with our 25ft panga and rising through center consoles, sportfishers and luxury yachts. Every boat page lists its day rate and exactly what it includes.
What fish can I catch on a Cabo fishing trip?
Striped marlin runs year-round, with blue and black marlin peaking August through October. Yellowfin tuna, dorado and wahoo fire through the summer and fall, and roosterfish, snapper and grouper are available inshore all year.
How long is a typical Cabo fishing charter?
Inshore trips usually run about six hours, offshore trips eight to ten hours, and multi-day expeditions run overnight to remote grounds such as Magdalena Bay and the Islas Marías.