cabo Fish seasons

Sport fishing in San José del Cabo is world-renowned for its diverse fish species, and the catch can vary depending on the time of year. Here's a breakdown of the common sport fish varieties you can expect, month by month:

April - June

• Striped Marlin: Remains strong, particularly in April.

• Yellowfin Tuna: Starting to pick up by June.

• Dorado (Mahi-Mahi): Increasing presence, especially in June.

• Sailfish: Begins to appear in June.

• Wahoo: More common toward June.

• Roosterfish: Excellent inshore fishing for Roosterfish in these months.

• Jack Crevalle & Snapper: Continue to be solid options for inshore fishing.

January - March

• Striped Marlin: Prime season, with many available.

• Yellowfin Tuna: Can be found, but less common.

• Dorado (Mahi-Mahi): Sporadic catches as it’s not peak season.

• Sierra Mackerel: Abundant during these months.

• Snapper & Grouper: Good bottom fishing season.

• Wahoo: Occasionally found.

• Blue & Black Marlin: Peak season for these large marlins.

• Striped Marlin: Still present, but less dominant.

• Yellowfin Tuna: Excellent fishing, especially for larger sizes.

• Dorado (Mahi-Mahi): Peak season, abundant and large.

• Wahoo: Common, particularly in July and August.

• Sailfish: Strong presence, especially in September.

• Roosterfish: Remains good for inshore fishing.

July - September

October - december

• Striped Marlin: Makes a comeback toward the end of the year.

• Blue & Black Marlin: Still strong in October and early November.

• Yellowfin Tuna: Some of the best action of the year, particularly in October.

• Dorado (Mahi-Mahi): Remains excellent, though tapers off by December.

• Wahoo: Peak season in October and November.

• Sailfish: Can be found, especially in October.