We left San Jose Los Cabos Marina early on a 7 hour trip on the 2nd of November. The water was a bit rough, especially in the ponga, but we started trolling and Al picked up the first fish of the day, a nice Mahi Mahi. It took us a half hour to get to the Tuna grounds.
The water was busting with activity of bait fish, and we decided to cut bait and drift fish over the Tuna below.
It wasn’t minutes before the first bite.
The first Tuna was about 25lbs and gave me a good battle. Alan landed another Yellowfin about the same size and it gave him everything that he wanted,  except the crying! lol
Al is a bit older and I think that the drag was a bit loose…but he landed it like a champ!
I purchased a new heavy rod and Penn 12000 series spincast reel especially for the Tuna. The Captian gave me instructions to hang on to my rod, and I did, as all the rod holders were in use.
The scream of the drag in Alejandros hand got my attention,  as it was my turn for another fight. As I turned,  I set my rod down and turned towards the Captain…I heard a big commotion to my left. As I turned around and seen what was unfolding, I had a split second and got two fingers on the butt of my new outfit…but this Yellowfin was way out of the league of Tuna we had been fighting! It sounded like someone hit our boat with a 50-caliber!!! Al ,Alejandro, and myself looked at each other with disbelief as the image of my new tackle disappeared into the clearest of blue ocean!
So after a tounge lashing in Spanish/English, we went back to fishing. So we missed those two bites.
Another set and drift created another opportunity. I hooked up with a little better fish, but this time I tighten up my drag a bit, as it looked like 150lb mono. It was by far the best fish we landed that day. It looked to weigh about 35 lbs.
So all in all, it was a great trip with a big tip, still swimming at the bottom of the crystal blue waters of Baha!

Sergio and Armando worked for us the entire time and put us on fish right away.  Ten minutes with the line in the water, we had a mahi.  We ended the day with six mahi, six triggerfrish, one red snapper and a 30 pound yellowfin tuna!  We trolled back to the marina from the reef when Sergio made a sudden turn and we
got immediate strikes in a school of mahi, pulling in three of them.  These guys know what they’re doing.  Jesus is great with communication-fast and efficient!

Went fishing down in Cabo’s couple weeks ago and caught a 7.5ft Striped Marlin. Was the coolest experience and my husband was finally able to check it off his bucket list! The captain was very helpful in helping get the fish into the boat and showed much excitement.

Only complaint is that we had specifically asked to fish for marlin and sail fish prior to coming, when we got to the boat that morning the one running the show was telling us its more money as we needed to go out further (I only brought enough cash for the original price and tip, if I would have know I would have brought more) Thankfully we caught a striped Marlin anyways!
We will be getting a replica done up in the near future.
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Great captain & mate.  The super panga is comfortable & well equipped.  They will do whatever is reasonable to put you on fish & when the action is fast & furious they operate very efficiently.  I highly recommend them!

Great trip caught two large mahi mahi immediately and the boat next to us hooked a marlin later (can’t be lucky on every hook). He knew all the spots for marlin wahoo tuna and mahi plus many other fish I’m sure I didn’t know. He speaks great English which is very nice that I didn’t have to speak my broken Spanish. He brought plenty of water and lunch. Definitely recommend him if you’re by yourself and not trying to spend too much on a large boat just make sure to bring cash to pay.