Neue Baja California Sur Angelberichte

Prior to your trip ask the hotel about storing your catch if you plan to keep the meat.

These guys will get you on the fish!! Very professional, knowledgeable, and friendly. We had caught 4 trophy marlin within a couple of hours.

Make sure you bring your own lunch and some additional drinks if you’re going on an 8 hour charter. Ask for the crew to get more ice and bait if it’s supposed to be included. There c old be some missed opportunities. Also bring a positive mind set and patience if you want to catch one of the beautiful marlin. What an amazing species.

We recommend the early option -the fishing were taking a siesta by afternoon.

I would recommend that you learn enough Spanish to communicate well enough to understand what's going on. I speak very little Spanish and was dependent upon a translator during my trip- which proved costly.

Book the 8 hour trip. You never know when that bucket list fish will swallow that hook. Blue Tail ll did not disappoint

Much calmer waters than I expected. 4-5' in 13 second swells are nothing. Really really hot in August so stay in the shade.

Just keep an open mind, each trip is so different and just being out on the water there is always so much to see and learn!

Sunscreen and more sunscreen. Drink plenty of water. Ask your captain what drinks they do and do not provide. Bring snacks if you are taking a longer trip. Have fun regardless of what you’re catching!

Talk to your captain before you book or go fishing so that your expectations are clearly communicated and within reason for the time of year. I did this and was happy with how the entire day went.

Ask for instructions before being in the moment of a hookup and pack sunscreen.

Make sure to take dremamine for motion sickness beginning the night before.

Billfish are not easy to catch and we missed today but the trip was still very enjoyable.

The seas are normally not calm. I recommend a larger craft for anyone with small children or sea sickness. I recommend the 8 hour charter for anglers interested in catching multiple species or a lot of fish

Get out there, enjoy the ocean, the expeirence be patient. Let the crew work and you won't be disappointed!!!!

Can be hit or miss - Striped Marlin are typically always around but the Mahi and Tuna can be harder to come by

Make sure you book your trip for the best time of year to catch your targeted fish. There is a lot of information available on line to get that info.

Sunscreen A hat - long sleeve dry fit shirt A positive attitude Patience - it’s fishing not catching

Inshore fishing was action packed Fish offshore if your target is marlin; less action Great crew

Just be mindful that depending on temperature the fish may or may not be plentiful. That said, they sights are wonderful.