Panga fishing in Cabo San Lucas is not about cutting costs — it's about maximizing performance, access and results. Our 25ft pangas are built for anglers who want more time fishing and less time running.
We don't run budget trips. We run precision-guided fishing experiences focused on putting you on fish, adapting daily to bait, currents and real conditions.
Our 25ft pangas — built for performance
- Fast, agile and able to reposition quickly
- Perfect for inshore, nearshore and structure fishing
- Outfitted with professional-grade tackle
- Ideal platforms for casting, jigging and fly fishing
- Operating out of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo
Inshore action
This is where pangas shine. We read bait, currents and structure daily to stay on active fish.
- Roosterfish (pez gallo)
- Jack crevalle
- Sierra mackerel
- Seasonal dorado
Bottom fishing — snapper & grouper
Targeting structure with precision: heavy tackle, tight structure and high-intensity fights.
- Cubera snapper
- Dogtooth snapper
- Cabrilla (grouper)
Nearshore and offshore from the panga
When bait and water temperature bring pelagics within range, a panga can run a few miles out for a mixed bag. Yellowtail also push close to shore at certain times of year.
- Dorado (mahi mahi)
- Wahoo
- Yellowfin tuna
- Striped marlin (conditions permitting)
- Seasonal yellowtail
Fly fishing in Cabo (advanced technique)
One of the most technical and rewarding experiences in Cabo, for anglers looking for a challenge.
- Roosterfish on fly
- Jacks and inshore predators
- Sight-casting opportunities
Where we fish in Los Cabos
Every trip is based on real-time conditions, not fixed spots.
- Cabo San Lucas — Pacific and Sea of Cortez
- San José del Cabo
- Punta Gorda
- East Cape when conditions align
- SatFish tracking: temperature breaks, chlorophyll and bait movement
Techniques we use
- Live bait fishing
- Casting lures and stickbaits
- Slow pitch jigging
- Bottom fishing
- Fly fishing
Why our panga trips are different
Most panga operations focus on volume. We focus on execution — which is why our clients consistently catch fish.
- We run further when needed
- We stay longer when the bite is right
- We adjust strategy constantly
- We prioritize quality over shortcuts
Choosing a panga vs. a larger boat
A panga is the right call when your group wants to cast, jig and sight-fish close to structure rather than troll offshore for hours. If you want to run long distances for marlin or tuna, or need shade, a cabin and a restroom, one of our larger sportfishing boats is a better fit — see the full fleet to compare.
What to bring
- Sunscreen, hat and polarized sunglasses
- Light rain or wind layer
- Water-safe shoes
- Your own fly rod if you prefer your own setup
Panga Fishing photos
