We are one of the few places in Baja where we can fish 365 days a year. There are so many species and opportunities that there is always something biting. However things change from season-to-season and month-to-month depending on the conditions, water, air temperature and bait sources.
Much of where we fish and how we fish is dictated by the winter winds that blow from the north. Because of that, most of our winter fishing is with our Las Arenas fleet rather than our La Paz fleet which would have to push north against the winds and it could be pretty bumpy and wet. So, we just keep everyone happier and drier out of Las Arenas. Even though it's winter, we can still get some dorado, marlin and even some tuna. Those are not out of the question! We have a lot of light tackle anglers fish this time of year! |
Early in the spring, we get the inshore species like sierra, jack crevalle, cabrilla, snapper, roosterfish, the big pargo, amberjack, pompano, permit and yellowtail among others. If we start getting some really warmer waters, don't be surprised if the marlin, sailfish, dorado, wahoo and tuna make an appearance. Later May and June would be best for these bluewater species, but that's why there can be so many species to hook... inshore and offshore... a buffet! Flyfishers start coming in during this time too because of fish schooling up in the shallows like exotic roosterfish and powerful jacks! |
Other offshore species are here too. Striped marlin and sailfish come close to shore! Wahoo can show up near the island. Amberjack and dog tooth snapper can be found in the rocky areas. Roostefish along the beaches can be world-class 40-90 pound sluggers! |
We sell out almost all our dates during the Fall, so book early!
To see pictures of these different types of fish
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