Кабо-Сан-Лукас Полосатый марлин Рыбалка Рыбалка
Кабо-Сан-Лукас Полосатый марлин Рыбалка Рыбалка
Лучшая Полосатый марлин рыбалка – Кабо-Сан-Лукас
Лучшая Полосатый марлин рыбалка – Кабо-Сан-Лукас
Кабо-Сан-Лукас: 107 туров доступно
Мгновенное подтверждение
Мгновенное подтверждение
Мгновенное подтверждение
Мгновенное подтверждение
Мгновенное подтверждение
Ursula Fishing IV - 34’ Crystaliner
Ursula Fishing IV - 34’ Crystaliner
Кабо-Сан-Лукас
• 34 ft
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8 человек
Мгновенное подтверждение
Мгновенное подтверждение
M Sport Fishing Cabo - Merengue 40'
M Sport Fishing Cabo - Merengue 40'
Кабо-Сан-Лукас
• 40 ft
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6 человек
Мгновенное подтверждение
Полосатый марлин Рыбалка – Кабо-Сан-Лукас
Полосатый марлин Рыбалка – Кабо-Сан-Лукас
- Размер 40 to 130lbs
- Пищевая ценность Низкий
- Игровые качества Отлично
- Местообитания Offshore
(Kajikia audax)
The extraordinary Marlin fishing Cabo San Lucas is famous for attracts avid Billfish chasers from all over the world. Marlin favor these pristine waters year-round, which justifies the city’s title as “the Marlin capital of the world.”
Though you can hook gigantic Blue and Black Marlin in these prolific fishing grounds, Striped Marlin are the ones who steal the spotlight. You can find these majestic fish only a couple of miles from shore, and they won’t shy away from showing off their stripes, either. What they lack in size compared to their Blue and Black cousins, Stripies make up for in number – you can reel in up to a dozen on a full day fishing trip if you choose the right spot.
Where To Go
Cabo San Lucas is the crowning jewel of Mexico’s Baja California with its sapphire blue waters, breathtaking sunsets, and more amazing fishing spots than you can explore in a lifetime. Because the city is conveniently located at the intercept of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, you can find migrating Marlin here any time of the year, passing to the sea from the Pacific.
Whale Head Point
The beautiful Los Cabos Marina is the main departure point, and from there, you usually don’t have to travel too long to get where Striped Marlin like to hang. Whale Head Point (Punta Cabeza de Ballena) is one of the best spots to target Striped Marlin, and you’ll find it just 4 miles from land.
Gordo Banks
Gordo Banks is one of the reasons why Cabo San Lucas got its good name. These productive grounds are nested about 10 miles from the coast, and if you wet your line here, chances are, you’ll find a Striped Marlin at the end of it quite soon.
1150 Bank
If you’d like to venture further out, 23 miles from the marina you’ll find the renowned 1150 Bank in the Sea of Cortez. Striped, Blue, and Black Marlin often come here to feast, and this is exactly where you can hook one after the other when using live bait, which causes them to school and feed.
San Jaime Bank
San Jaime Bank is another fishing gold mine, located right next to the Tinaje Trough which measures 3,500 feet deep. With seamounts providing plenty of food and shelter, and the underwater current pathway that is a magnet for hungry pelagic monsters, this is the place to be when you’re hunting both Striped and Blue Marlin.
Santa Maria Canyon
If you ask local fishermen where they like to go for excitement on the rod, Santa Maria Canyon will definitely be one of their top picks. Because it’s only 9 miles from the sandy Santa Maria Beach, this Marlin honey hole is convenient to explore and it keeps on giving.
It’s always a good idea to go fishing with a knowledgeable guide, and there are many excellent Cabo San Lucas Marlin fishing charters to choose from. The local captains have their tricks and secret spots that will put you on some serious line melting action.
How To Fish
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Striped Marlin can sometimes be picky about their food, and one of the best ways to attract them is with squid teasers. It’s important to know they won’t take the bait if it’s close to the boat, so use outriggers to widen your spread while trolling at a speed of up to 9 knots.
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The winning combo when you’re going after Stripies is to use Petrolero and Mean Joe Green lures. Because they’re so productive, these lures are among the locals’ favorites.
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If you want to get a taste of the Marlin fishing Cabo San Lucas has to offer in spring, you’ll have the biggest chance of success using rigged ballyhoo while trolling.
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Sight casting is one of the favorite fishing techniques in the area, because Striped Marlin usually stay close to the surface while looking for their next meal.
When To Go
The beauty and advantage of Cabo San Lucas is that you can come any time of the year, and reel in at least one Striped Marlin. Thanks to its optimal location and great weather, fishing in the area is fantastic whenever you decide to come.
Striped Marlin is the unofficial symbol of Cabo precisely because you can go after it anytime from January to August and enjoy the stupendous drag-singing action. Other months are also productive, but winter months are the time for a stellar fishing expedition. Colossal Blue Marlin pass through these warm waters between July and the end of September, while Black Marlin stick around from July until December.
The Cabo San Lucas fishery is all but legendary, and Striped Marlin are the heroes. Prepare yourself and head out to experience some of the best fishing areas our planet has to offer.
Кабо-Сан-Лукас Полосатый марлин – сезоны
Кабо-Сан-Лукас Полосатый марлин – сезоны
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Полосатый марлин fishing in Кабо-Сан-Лукас varies slightly throughout the year. High season is January to July. Low season is August to December. There is no closed season.
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Полосатый марлин Рыбалка – Cabo San Lucas – что говорят?
Полосатый марлин Рыбалка – Cabo San Lucas – что говорят?
Make sure you take something for sea sickness prior to going out even if you you think you have good sea legs.
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Make sure you take something for sea sickness prior to going out even if you you think you have good sea legs.
Kristine S.
Muskegon, MI
This was my first time here. I would recommend this reasonably price company
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This was my first time here. I would recommend this reasonably price company
Christopher M.
Clackamas, OR
Check the moon phase table and bring a soft cooler and sweatshirt. Normally see whales that time of year.
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Check the moon phase table and bring a soft cooler and sweatshirt. Normally see whales that time of year.
Scott M.
Graham, WA
Absolutely - my son in law caught a Marlin as his first fish on rod and line (Boom)
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Absolutely - my son in law caught a Marlin as his first fish on rod and line (Boom)
Michael B.
Henderson, NV
Don’t fret about little things the crews there are professionals and if you’re missing something they will get for you.
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Don’t fret about little things the crews there are professionals and if you’re missing something they will get for you.
Maria M.
YPG, AZ
Take dramamine. The first time I went, I got so seasick. This time, the dramamine did the trick!
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Take dramamine. The first time I went, I got so seasick. This time, the dramamine did the trick!
Cathy C.
San Marcos, California
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!
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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!
Timothy S.
Eagle Mountain, Utah
Don't get drunk the night before if you think you MIGHT GET SEA SICK. SUNBLOCK AND SUNSCREEN ESSENTIAL
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Don't get drunk the night before if you think you MIGHT GET SEA SICK. SUNBLOCK AND SUNSCREEN ESSENTIAL
Logan H.
Round Rock, TX
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.
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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.
Thomas K.
Van Dyne, WI
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.
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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.
Jonathon K.
Orlando, FL
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.
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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.
Tony S.
Rockford, MI
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.
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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.
Mike C.
Guelph, ON
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
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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
Ruben R.
Philadelphia, PA
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.
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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.
William S.
San José Del Cabo, BCS
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
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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
Kyle T.
Houston, TX
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.
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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.
Jill M.
San José Del Cabo, Baja California Sur
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!!!
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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!!!
Greg P.
Spring, TX
Be ready for a little ruffer seas. We are used to fishing the Carribean. This was a little more than my wife could take
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Be ready for a little ruffer seas. We are used to fishing the Carribean. This was a little more than my wife could take
Jason M.
Mexico
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).
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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).
Nicholas V.
Houston, Texas
Come during a peak season for the fish you want. It is expensive because everyone gets their hand for money in your fishing trip (taxis, resorts, fishing company, fishing license, bait, filleting the fish, freezing the fish, etc....) Not to mention the pressure to catch and release. I love fish and wanted to keep it so we did.
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Come during a peak season for the fish you want. It is expensive because everyone gets their hand for money in your fishing trip (taxis, resorts, fishing company, fishing license, bait, filleting the fish, freezing the fish, etc....) Not to mention the pressure to catch and release. I love fish and wanted to keep it so we did.
Scott H.
Clayton, CA