Los Cabos Angelausflüge

The weather is mild and the fishing conditions are perfect for going after Striped Marlin, and the Sailfish bite is very good, as well. Sharks are active, as are Mahi Mahi and Wahoo.

Fishing conditions can be unpredictable due to the cold water influx in February. Still, the Striper and Sailfish action is excellent even when fishing relatively close to shore.

It’s sunny and warm, but not too warm – the perfect weather for a day of fishing. Inshore anglers will witness very good Roosterfish and Yellowtail action. You can find Swordfish in the deeper waters, as they hit their peak.

Whether you’d like to hunt Roosterfish and Yellowtail inshore, or Sharks, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, and Wahoo offshore, April is a great month to do it. Come and make the most of it before other tourists do.

As the temperatures rise, so does the fishing action. In May, the season of Bull Mahi Mahi starts, rivaled by the first-class Sailfish and Striped Marlin action. Inshore, Roosters party like it’s no one’s business.

It’s June, it’s hot, and here come Blue Marlin! Yellowfin Tuna is coming back to the warm Pacific waters as well, while Striped Marlin and Sailfish are biting like crazy. This is big game season!

As Black Marlin pays a visit to Los Cabos' waters, the Billfish family is complete and ready for Bisbee's East Cape Tournament. Roosterfish, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Yellowfin Tuna are all on the cards.

It’s still hot on the water, but storms are not an unusual sight in September. Still, that won't scare off Marlin and Sailfish, always lurking for their next meal, so come for a big game adventure.

October is the big tournament month. Three tournaments will take place in Los Cabos' rich waters this month, with Bisbee’s Black and Blue being the most popular. As you can imagine, the fishing is extraordinary!

The month will begin with the WON Los Cabos Tuna Jackpot and it only gets better from there. Marlin are still abundant, as are Wahoo, Roosterfish, Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and Sailfish.

Striped Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna, Mahi Mahi, and Wahoo are the superstars in December, as the temperatures cool down. Roosterfish and Sailfish are still inshore hungry and waiting.