Cabo San Lucas is often called the marlin capital of the world, and its fleets fish the Pacific banks and the Sea of Cortez year-round for striped and blue marlin, tuna, dorado and wahoo.
Ask about the boat and crew, what's included (licences, bait, tackle, drinks), catch-and-release practices, and whether the fleet can clean and pack your catch.
Abigail Sport fishing
A family-run sportfishing charter at Marina Puerto Los Cabos in San José del Cabo, departing B Dock for patient, hardworking fishing trips on the Sea of Cortez.
View profile →Armada Sport Fishing
A Cabo San Lucas private sportfishing charter company on J Dock at the marina, combining offshore fishing with a chef, breakfast and sashimi from the day's catch.
View profile →Blue Sky Cabo Fishing & Tours
A Cabo San Lucas fishing and tour operator on F Dock at the marina, offering sportfishing charters for marlin and roosterfish as well as intimate sunset cruises.
View profile →Cabo San Lucas Fishing Charters
A Cabo San Lucas sportfishing charter company on C Dock at the Cabo Marina, offering half-day and full-day trips for marlin, dorado and tuna on boats of varying sizes.
View profile →Cabo Sport Fishing Fleet
A Cabo San Lucas sportfishing fleet based on Dock A at IGY Marina on Paseo de la Marina, offering half-day and full-day charters for tuna and marlin.
View profile →Cabo Sportfishing Crew
A Cabo San Lucas sportfishing charter company departing from E Dock at IGY Marina, running early-morning offshore trips for marlin, tuna and dorado.
View profile →Daliken Sportfishing
A San José del Cabo sportfishing charter on Calle de la Playa near Puerto Los Cabos, offering family-friendly fishing trips for marlin and dorado with marine life sightings.
View profile →Fatisport Fishing
A small, captain-led sportfishing charter at Marina Puerto Los Cabos in San José del Cabo, offering fishing trips, boat rentals and tours along the Sea of Cortez coast.
View profile →Fishing Charters San José del Cabo
A captain-led sportfishing charter based on Calle de la Playa in San José del Cabo, offering fishing days on the Sea of Cortez with quality tackle and local knowledge.
View profile →Jaqueline Sport Fishing
A sportfishing charter operating from Puerto Los Cabos in San José del Cabo, offering organized day trips for tuna and bonito with breakfast and cold drinks included.
View profile →Pisces Sportfishing Fleet
A well-established Cabo San Lucas sportfishing fleet based at Dock O in the marina, offering crewed charters across a range of named boats for marlin and more.
View profile →Superior Fishing Charters
A Cabo San Lucas sportfishing charter company based at B Dock in IGY Marina, running crewed trips for striped marlin, tuna and wahoo with whale and dolphin sightings.
View profile →Tag Cabo Sportfishing
A Cabo San Lucas sportfishing charter company on Paseo de la Marina, running well-equipped trips for marlin, yellowfin tuna and dorado using a range of techniques.
View profile →Top Anglers Sportfishing Charters
A Cabo San Lucas sportfishing charter company based near Finisterra by the marina, offering half-day and full-day trips for sailfish, dorado and marlin.
View profile →Zapphira Sportfishing
A Los Cabos sportfishing and yacht company with an office at Plaza San Lucas in El Tezal, arranging fishing charters, multi-day programs and group events.
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Before you book
Good to know
When is the best season?
Marlin are caught year-round; autumn is especially busy, with major tournaments in October and November.
Do we need a fishing licence?
Yes. Most charters arrange Mexican fishing licences for each angler on board.
Panga or cruiser?
Pangas are smaller and economical for inshore fishing; cruisers suit offshore trips and larger groups.
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