Where is your boat located?

Our boat is docked at pier B in Puerto Los Cabos marina, San Jose del Cabo.

What should I bring for my fishing trip?

Exotic Fish Cabo provides everything you need on board, but you may bring personal items such as sunscreen, a camera or binoculars, and any other items you might need. Don't forget to bring a good mood ;-) !

What is provided on the trip?

Exotic Fish Cabo provides cookies, bottled water and Coke, fishing gear, and a bilingual Captain to guide you. The crew will prepare the fishing equipment for you.

How should I dress for the trip?

It's recommended to wear comfortable clothing, a hat, sunglasses, and sneakers or sandals. A windbreaker or light jacket may be needed on cooler Fall and Winter mornings in San Jose del Cabo.

Can children participate in the fishing trip?

Absolutely, we welcome kids to participate in our fishing trips and we take pleasure in teaching them. However, it is crucial to prioritize their protection from the sun's harmful rays.

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Tournaments

Cabo San Lucas is a top destination for fishing enthusiasts, with several major tournaments taking place throughout the year. These events offer seasoned anglers the opportunity to compete for substantial cash prizes while also providing a chance for first-timers to learn and network with other fishing enthusiasts.

The Pelagic Triple Crown of Fishing Summer Slam in June:The Pelagic Triple Crown of Fishing takes place in Cabo during the summer season when the water temperature is at its highest, attracting many fish species. Although not as famous as other tournaments, the event draws several teams. Despite the significant number of competitors, there are sufficient chances to win prizes in each category. Last year's participants were well-prepared to compete in both the billfish and gamefish divisions, competing for a share of cash and prizes worth more than $480,000.

The Bisbee’s East Cape Off-Shore in August: Bisbee's hosts a trio of yearly fishing tournaments in Baja California Sur, including the East Cape event, which was first introduced in 2000 and is known for its laid-back atmosphere. To participate in the tournament, teams must pay an entry fee of $1,500, and if they want to join in the daily jackpots and challenges, they need to pay additional fees. Prizes are given to the teams who catch the most billfish (black, blue, and striped marlin), tuna, and dorado.

The Los Cabos Billfish Tournament in October: The Los Cabos Billfish Tournament, held in October, is considered the unofficial start of the Los Cabos Marlin fishing season and generates excitement throughout the year. It is the first major tournament of the month and provides a great chance for fishermen to display their skills and prepare for the more significant Black & Blue competition. If you are seeking a large-scale event to test your abilities, this tournament is an excellent choice.

The Bisbee’s Los Cabos Off-Shore in October: In 2002, the Los Cabos Offshore Tournament was founded and it takes place a few days prior to the Black & Blue competition. It is fondly referred to as the "Little Bisbee's" and is an exciting event as it involves various gamefish, such as Mahi-Mahi, Wahoo, Tuna, and Striped Marlin (which are released back into the ocean), as well as Black and Blue Marlins. Participants have the option to compete in a single category or all of them.

The Bisbee’s Black and Blue Marlin Tournament in October: It's hard to convey the true essence of Bisbee's Black & Blue Marlin Tournament without experiencing it firsthand. The tournament spans five days, filled with fishing, festivities, anticipation, and excitement. The marina buzzes with activity, drawing people from all corners of the globe who gather to witness the massive Marlin being weighed in. With nearly 200 boats participating each year, the tournament offers an equal opportunity for anyone to emerge victorious, and the rewards are staggering! In 2006, the Black & Blue saw its largest prize pool ever of $4,165,960, which remains the largest single fish payout in the history of sportfishing.

The Western Outdoor News Cabo's Tuna Jackpot in November: The Cabo Tuna Jackpot, is the final major competition in Cabo and has been running for 23 years. The tournament is held during November, which is the prime season for Tuna fishing in Cabo. The weather during this time is also excellent, with temperatures starting to cool off from the summer but still featuring warm waters. When participating in this event, the goal is to locate a substantial school of Tuna and aim for one of the larger catches. With a bit of luck and skill, one can come out on top in the competition.

Cabo San Lucas is a premier destination for fishing enthusiasts and hosts several major tournaments throughout the year. These tournaments offer a range of unique features, including different game fish, prize pools, entry fees, and levels of competition. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking for a hardcore fishing challenge or a beginner seeking a more relaxed atmosphere, there is a tournament for you in Cabo.

Contact us today to learn more about the fishing tournaments in Cabo and find the perfect one to suit your preferences and skill level.