Nestled at the tip of the Baja California Peninsula, Cabo San Lucas beckons anglers from around the globe with its legendary fishing opportunities. Each month in Cabo brings its own unique blend of species and seasonal patterns, offering anglers a year-round odyssey of fishing adventures. With Blue Sky Cabo leading the charge, anglers can explore the rich waters of Cabo and chase after a diverse array of prized game fish. Join us as we delve into the Cabo fishing report by month, uncovering the prominent species and top fishing spots with Blue Sky Cabo as your guide.

January: As the new year dawns in Cabo, anglers can expect to encounter a variety of species, including striped marlin, dorado, and yellowfin tuna. The waters around the Gordo Banks and the 1150 Spot are prime locations for targeting marlin, while dorado and tuna can be found offshore around floating debris and underwater structure. With Blue Sky Cabo at the helm, anglers can embark on offshore adventures and experience the thrill of battling these majestic creatures amidst the stunning backdrop of Cabo’s coastline.

February: February brings with it continued opportunities for marlin, dorado, and yellowfin tuna, along with the possibility of encountering other species such as wahoo and amberjack. Blue Sky Cabo’s expert crews are well-versed in targeting these diverse species, utilizing a combination of trolling, live bait fishing, and jigging techniques to entice strikes. Whether casting lines off the Golden Gate Bank, the San Jaime Bank, or the Cabrillo Seamount, anglers aboard Blue Sky Cabo charters can expect action-packed days and bountiful catches.

March: As spring unfolds in Cabo, the waters come alive with the arrival of larger schools of dorado, along with continued opportunities for marlin and yellowfin tuna. Anglers can also target other species such as roosterfish, snapper, and grouper inshore along rocky reefs and submerged structure. Blue Sky Cabo’s private charters offer anglers the flexibility to target a variety of species based on their preferences and the prevailing fishing conditions. Whether trolling offshore for dorado or casting lures inshore for roosterfish, anglers can count on Blue Sky Cabo to deliver an unforgettable fishing experience.

April: April marks the transition to warmer waters in Cabo, with an increase in offshore activity and the continued presence of dorado, marlin, and yellowfin tuna. Anglers can also target other species such as sailfish, wahoo, and snapper as they migrate through the region. Blue Sky Cabo’s experienced captains are adept at targeting these seasonal species, utilizing a variety of techniques to maximize success. Whether slow trolling with live bait for sailfish or jigging for snapper on the seafloor, anglers aboard Blue Sky Cabo charters can expect thrilling encounters and memorable catches.

May: As summer approaches, May brings with it prime opportunities for targeting trophy-sized marlin, dorado, and yellowfin tuna in Cabo’s warm waters. The waters around the Gordo Banks and the 95 Spot are renowned hotspots for marlin fishing, while dorado and tuna can be found offshore around floating debris and rip currents. Blue Sky Cabo’s private charters offer anglers the chance to target these prized species with precision and skill, maximizing their chances of success and ensuring an unforgettable fishing adventure.

June: June heralds the peak of fishing season in Cabo, with warm waters teeming with an abundance of marine life. Anglers can expect to encounter a variety of species, including marlin, dorado, wahoo, snapper, grouper, and roosterfish. Blue Sky Cabo’s experienced crews are experts at targeting these diverse species, utilizing a combination of techniques to entice strikes. Whether trolling offshore for marlin and wahoo or casting lures inshore for snapper and roosterfish, anglers aboard Blue Sky Cabo charters can expect action-packed days and bountiful catches.

July: As summer heats up, July offers anglers continued opportunities for targeting marlin, dorado, and yellowfin tuna, along with the possibility of encountering other species such as wahoo and sailfish. Blue Sky Cabo’s private charters provide anglers with the flexibility to explore a variety of fishing grounds, from the deep waters offshore to the rocky reefs and inshore bays. Whether trolling with artificial lures or live bait fishing, anglers aboard Blue Sky Cabo charters can expect thrilling encounters and the chance to reel in trophy-sized catches.

August: August brings with it prime opportunities for targeting marlin, dorado, and yellowfin tuna, along with the possibility of encountering other species such as wahoo and sailfish. Blue Sky Cabo’s experienced crews are adept at targeting these seasonal species, utilizing a combination of techniques to entice strikes. Whether trolling offshore for marlin and wahoo or casting lures inshore for dorado and roosterfish, anglers aboard Blue Sky Cabo charters can expect action-packed days and bountiful catches.

September: As summer begins to wane, September offers anglers continued opportunities for targeting marlin, dorado, and yellowfin tuna, along with the possibility of encountering other species such as wahoo and sailfish. Blue Sky Cabo’s private charters provide anglers with the flexibility to explore a variety of fishing grounds, from the deep waters offshore to the rocky reefs and inshore bays. Whether trolling with artificial lures or live bait fishing, anglers aboard Blue Sky Cabo charters can expect thrilling encounters and the chance to reel in trophy-sized catches.

With Blue Sky Cabo as your guide, the Cabo fishing calendar offers anglers a year-round odyssey of fishing adventures, each month bringing its own unique blend of species and seasonal patterns. Whether targeting marlin, dorado, tuna, or inshore species such as roosterfish and snapper, Blue Sky Cabo’s private charters provide anglers with the opportunity to experience the bounty of Cabo’s rich waters. So book your charter, prepare for adventure, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable fishing journey with Blue Sky Cabo.