Tuna, Sailfish, Wahoo, Marlin, Roosterfish, Grouper—Cabo San Lucas’ waters are rich in a large variety of fish. Fishing in a sea with such an extensive marine diversity is a thrilling experience in itself.
Cabo seas are rich with some of the best inshore and offshore varieties of fish that are popular among casual sport fishing fans and avid anglers alike.
While yacht sailing and white whale watching are a few activities that this resort city has planned for you, fishing in the Sea of Cortez for the first time is an experience you will not forget. To make this experience even more memorable, sign up for a fishing adventure that will guarantee quality and adventure.
Tourists travelling to Cabo San Lucas and holding a fishing rod for the first time are eager to pull out the produce of their hard-earned struggle and marvel at their ability to fish in the ocean. There are different species that can be caught during the winter months in Cabo San Lucas.
Here is a list of possible catches during the winter season.
Striped Marlin Fishing
This fish can be found in Cabo San Lucas during the months of December, January and February. It is not an exaggeration; Cabo San Lucas is a world capital for Striped Marlin. Weighing around 50 to 300 pounds, a Striped Marlin is considered a great angling accomplishment to be hooked on a fly.
Dorado fishing
The best months to catch Dorado in Cabo San Lucas are October and November. This fish is probably the cause behind the invention of fly-fishing. Even though it is rather unchallenging to hook a Dorado onto your fly bait, what ensues is a battle between inhabitants of the land and the sea!
This fish can give tourists and even trained fisherman a hard time getting hold of it because of its expertise in dodging the bait. They can be found close to anything visibly floating on water: seaweed, or debris, so this is the right time to catch.
Yellow Fin Tuna Fishing
Yellow Fin Tuna is the fish which bags the award for launching the sports-fishing fleet in San Diego. Giving Tuna-fishing a try would tell how hard and strong their pull is! Even after managing to hook a Tuna, it is a much more difficult cat and mouse chase. The initial run for a Tuna is at least 200 yards!
Tunas are definitely not an easy catch. It not only costs you your strength but also hundreds of dollars worth of reel that has the tenacity to play tug of war with a Tuna. The most suitable times to catch Yellow Fin Tuna in Cabo San Lucas are the months of September, October, and November.
Spanish Mackerel Fishing
The Spanish or Sierra Mackerel is a fish that makes its presence known by splashing around on the surface while trying to run after the bait meant to hook it. They can be caught during the months of January and February.
Often the first fish an angler catches on a fly, the Spanish mackerel attracts a flock of sea gulls by surfacing the waters which makes them visible even from a distance. They are considered one of the finest species of the Pacific Ocean and are also a remarkable sportfish.
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