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Bottom Fishing & Tunas at Iman Bank – Amberjacks, Dorados & Responsible Catc

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Bottom Fishing & Tunas at Iman Bank – Amberjacks, Dorados & Responsible Catch

Highlights: Amberjacks, 40lb Tunas, Dorados, Sailfish & a Released Tiger Shark

Fishing Report – Iman Bank

This week the action at Iman Bank has been solid, with strong bottom fishing and mixed offshore opportunities. Our clients landed big amberjacks, 40lb yellowfin tuna, and several cabrilla. Dorado and sailfish are showing in the area as well. Black and blue marlin activity is low, but the banks are delivering consistent bites. A highlight was the encounter with a tiger shark, safely released as part of our commitment to responsible fishing.

Conditions

  • Water Temperature: 84°F (29°C)
  • Weather: Sunny mornings, light afternoon breeze
  • Techniques: Bottom fishing with live bait, chunking for tuna, trolling lures for dorado

Highlights & Photos

Amberjack caught bottom fishing at Iman Bank Cabo
Clients holding 40lb yellowfin tuna caught in Cabo
Clients with a strong 40lb yellowfin tuna.
Large amberjack caught while bottom fishing in Cabo
Massive amberjack caught while bottom fishing at Iman Bank.
Released tiger shark from responsible fishing charter in Cabo
Responsible fishing: tiger shark released safely back to the ocean.

Fishing Video

Fish Report FAQ – Iman Bank

Frequently asked questions based on current conditions (bottom fishing, tunas, and low marlin activity).

Where is Iman Bank and what species are biting now?
Iman Bank is northeast of San José del Cabo. This week the focus is on amberjacks, 40lb yellowfin tuna, cabrilla, with dorado and sailfish showing. Black/blue marlin activity is low, so we prioritize bottom fishing and tuna.
What techniques are working best?
Bottom fishing with live bait for amberjack/cabrilla, chunking for tuna, and light trolling for dorado when surface activity is spotted.
What time do we depart and from where?
Check-in is at 6:10 am at the San José del Cabo marina. Upon arrival, ask for Daliken Sportfishing – Felipe. We’ll share the Google Maps location once you book.
Do I need a fishing license and how does bait work?
Yes, everyone on board needs a license (we arrange it for you). Live bait is paid separately and the amount depends on the technique and target species.
Can I keep my catch? Is filleting included?
Yes. Your fish will be filleted at no extra cost (just tip the fillet guy). If you want to take it to the U.S., we offer vacuum-packing & freezing for $2 USD/lb with delivery to your hotel.
Do you provide transportation from my hotel?
Yes, we offer private transport (1–4 pax). Share your hotel for a quote. You can also use Uber — type “Daliken Sportfishing” in the app to arrive directly at the dock.
Do you practice responsible fishing with sharks?
Yes. All shark encounters are catch-and-release following best practices. The tiger shark from this trip was safely released.

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