Fishing charters San Jose del Cabo

San José del cabo sportfishing – best charters species & seasons

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Dorado catch aboard Daliken Sportfishing charter in San José del Cabo

Species & Seasons (Quick Calendar)

These are typical windows (timing can shift with water temperature, current lines, and weather). We’ll confirm the best plan when you book.

Species Peak Also Good Where / Notes
Striped & Blue Marlin Warm season Cool season Offshore banks / temp breaks. Best when we find clean blue water edges.
Yellowfin Tuna Summer–Fall Winter–Spring Gordo Banks and nearby highs. Live bait, jigs, trolling depending on the day.
Dorado (Mahi) Summer–Fall Late spring Floating debris / weed lines after storms. Great action for families.
Wahoo Late fall Winter / late spring Edges & drop-offs. Fast trolling / rigged baits.
Roosterfish (Inshore) Late spring–Summer Shoulder months Beaches & points. Live bait, sight casting when conditions allow.
Sierra Mackerel (Inshore) Winter Late fall / early spring Cooler months. Fun light-tackle nearshore.

Best Charters (Quick Picks)

38 ft YNOKT – Offshore Comfort

Ideal for marlin/tuna with comfort and range.

4h $750 · 6h $950 · 8h $1,200 • Early departure • Puerto Los Cabos

33 ft ABAMAR – Balanced Option

Great comfort/value for families and couples — very flexible for offshore or nearshore.

6h $650 • Early departure • Puerto Los Cabos

26 ft Super Panga (Ban Diaz) – Inshore

Light-tackle fun for roosterfish, snapper, sierra and seasonal dorado close to shore.

6h $350 • License + bait paid at dock • Filleting included

23 ft Super Panga – Budget Friendly

Efficient and fun for first-timers and kids.

6h $335 • Nearshore • License + bait paid at dock

Know Before You Go

  • Check-in early at Puerto Los Cabos (we’ll message your exact meeting point).
  • Bring: hat, sunglasses, long-sleeve, reef-safe sunscreen.
  • Water & ice included; you may bring snacks/beer (prefer no glass).
  • Filleting included; optional vacuum-pack & freeze $2 USD/lb with hotel delivery available.
  • Typical dock extras: Fishing license $23 USD per angler + live bait $30 USD per boat.

FAQ

What’s the best season for marlin?

Warm months often produce strong offshore marlin action, but timing shifts with water temps and current lines. We’ll recommend the best plan for your dates.

Is inshore fishing good year-round?

Inshore is reliable most months. Roosterfish peak in warmer months, while sierra is excellent in cooler months.

Do I need a fishing license?

Yes. Licenses are required for each angler and are typically paid at the dock ($23 USD per person).

Can I keep my fish?

Within regulations, yes. We fillet at no extra charge (tip appreciated). Vacuum-pack & freeze is available for $2 USD per pound.

Which boat should I choose?

Panga for best value and inshore fun. 33ft for balanced comfort. 38ft for maximum range and comfort offshore. Message us your group size and target fish.

Ready to Book Your Dates?

Choose your boat and lock in your trip. We’ll confirm details and send your meeting point the day before.