We really enjoyed fishing but the sea was a bit rough. Cabo in May-June is changing seasons so the winds are very present. This made the sea a bit rough and for someone who gets motion sick it was a bit much. Just keep that in mind and go fishing in the morning and not in the afternoon if your fishing during these months.

Make sure you take something for sea sickness prior to going out even if you you think you have good sea legs.

This was my first time here. I would recommend this reasonably price company

Check the moon phase table and bring a soft cooler and sweatshirt. Normally see whales that time of year.

Absolutely - my son in law caught a Marlin as his first fish on rod and line (Boom)

Don’t fret about little things the crews there are professionals and if you’re missing something they will get for you.

Take dramamine. The first time I went, I got so seasick. This time, the dramamine did the trick!

Stripped marlin were our intended target and we were not disappointed. We landed 8 marlin in 4 days and will be returning to do this again!

Don't get drunk the night before if you think you MIGHT GET SEA SICK. SUNBLOCK AND SUNSCREEN ESSENTIAL

The fishing was good in May. I have previously fished in Cabo San Lucas in January and that was better but May was also good.

Great weather and some of the fish were biting. Not sure if you would come away with a trophy as I'm not expert, but you'll come away with something to eat and show, for sure.

Know what is in season and what is biting while you are in town. It will help with your expectations heading in to the day.

Big boats targeting Marlin means fishing all day for that one bite. I have much more rewarding trips on pangas, more fish and a good experience.

Use fish Booker when looking to book a trip be careful there are a lot of people at the marina trying to sell fishing trips

Captain louis and Anthony are really awesome. Caught 12 Dorado and they wouldn't quit till we caught fish. We caught 9 mahi one morning and they shut down the port and had to quit early because of wind. They offered to take us out again to get our full day finished and we we caught three more huge Dorado. They are very easy going and go to any length to get you your fish.

bring sunscreen, a good book and some patience... It is offshore fishing "Not Offshore Catching". You will get the bites, just enjoy everything around you for what it is. Blue water good friends and family. When the bite happens, be ready, listen to the crew and captain. HAVE FUN

We had a great time heading out for 5 hours. The boat was really clean and comfortable with room to relax. We saw dolphin and a sea turtle as well as catching the tuna we were hoping to catch.

Enjoy the moment! If you catch something, great!!! Remember, you are not guaranteed to catch a fish. First time out and I caught a 10 ft blue marlin. Awesome!!!

Be ready for a little ruffer seas. We are used to fishing the Carribean. This was a little more than my wife could take

Pack a light jacket and sunscreen. The temperature was low 60's in the morning and heated up to low 80's mid day. Make sure you have a way of transporting your catch back with you. One collapsible cooler will fit about 50lbs of fish (and is still fairly manageable to transport).