Spring in Cabo San Lucas, spanning March through May, marks a transition from cooler winter waters to the warming Pacific and Sea of Cortez currents. This season is known for highly productive fishing, with a variety of species active both offshore and inshore. Cabo fishing enthusiasts can target marlin, sailfish, dorado, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, roosterfish,…
Category: Fishing in Cabo
Cabo Inshore Beach Fishing Report — What’s Biting Near Shore
Cabo San Lucas is not only famous for offshore big-game fishing — its inshore beaches offer excellent opportunities for anglers of all levels. From roosterfish and sierra to snook and jacks, the beaches and inshore reefs provide a variety of species, making this a prime destination for Cabo fishing enthusiasts who want action close to shore. How Cabo Beach Fishing Conditions…
Cabo Finger Bank Fishing Report
Finger Bank, located a short run offshore from Cabo San Lucas, is a hotspot for anglers seeking a mix of pelagic and nearshore species. With structured underwater terrain, steady currents, and abundant bait, the area consistently produces marlin, tuna, dorado, and wahoo, making it a prime destination for Cabo fishing enthusiasts. How Finger Bank Is Shaping the Current Cabo…
Cabo 1150 Fishing Report — What’s Biting Right Now
Cabo 1150, a popular offshore structure located about 11–15 miles northwest of Cabo San Lucas, has been delivering some of the best action for anglers targeting marlin, tuna, dorado, and wahoo. With its mix of ridges, drop-offs, and current seams, this area is consistently productive, making it a favorite spot for Cabo fishing trips. How Cabo Fishing Conditions Are…
Cabo Tide Fishing Report
Tides are one of the most important factors influencing fishing success in Cabo San Lucas. Understanding how the incoming, outgoing, and slack tides affect species behavior, feeding patterns, and bite windows can dramatically improve results for both inshore and offshore anglers. Cabo fishing enthusiasts targeting marlin, sailfish, dorado, tuna, wahoo, roosterfish, snapper, and grouper can…
Cabo Moon Phase Fishing Report
Fishing in Cabo San Lucas is influenced by more than just location and technique — the moon plays a subtle but powerful role in how fish behave. Lunar cycles affect tides, currents, and baitfish movement, which in turn drives the feeding patterns of popular species like marlin, dorado, tuna, wahoo, and inshore predators. For anglers…
Cabo Pacific Side Fishing Report
Fishing the Pacific side of Cabo San Lucas offers a different, often more rugged and rewarding experience compared to the calmer Sea of Cortez side. The Pacific side features deep banks, structure, strong currents, and seasonal patterns that attract a variety of big-game and nearshore species. Current Conditions on the Pacific Side According to local reports, ocean temperatures…
Cabo Sea of Cortez Fishing Report
The Sea of Cortez, often called the “Aquarium of the World,” lies just northeast of Cabo San Lucas and offers some of the most diverse and productive fishing in the region. From offshore banks to rocky reefs and shallow inshore waters, Cabo fishing enthusiasts can target species ranging from dorado and yellowfin tuna to grouper,…