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Cabo Fishing Charters | Options & Prices 

Need Help Choosing the Right Charter?

With more than 22 years of experience, we can help you select the ideal charter based on your group size, preferred trip length, and budget. Our transparent pricing includes everything upfront, with no hidden costs or surprise fees.

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📞 Call/Text Jason Bailey, Managing Partner, for personalized service seven days per week: 559-246-8561

What Happens After I Book?

Upon paying your deposit, your reservation is confirmed with us, and you will immediately receive an email confirmation and receipt.

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We will also reach out to you by phone or text the same day at the number you provided with your reservation to touch base with you to confirm your arrival and charter departure times and to learn more about to help make your Cabo charter experience with us as enjoyable as possible.

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How to Choose the Right Cabo Fishing Charter Boat

Choosing the right Cabo fishing charter is easier than many anglers think. The most important factors are your group size, desired trip length, comfort preferences, and fishing goals. Whether you're planning a half-day trip for two anglers or a full-day offshore adventure for a larger group, selecting the right boat can help ensure a more enjoyable and productive day on the water.

1. Group Size Matters

One of the most important considerations is the number of anglers in your group. Smaller boats are often ideal for 1-4 anglers, while larger groups typically benefit from the additional deck space, seating, and amenities offered by our 35' and 45' class of sportfishing boats.

2. Consider Your Desired Charter Length

Half-day (5 hour) charters are a great option for first-time visitors, families, cruise ship passengers, and those with limited schedules. Anglers targeting marlin, tuna, and other offshore species often prefer a full-day (8 hour) charter, which allows more fishing time and access to a wider range of productive fishing grounds.

3. Comfort and Vessel Amenities

Larger boats generally provide additional seating, restroom facilities, air-conditioned cabins, and more room to move around while fishing. These features can be especially important for families, mixed-experience groups, and anglers planning to spend a full day on the water.

4. Target Species and Fishing Goals

​If you're hoping to catch marlin, tuna, dorado, wahoo, roosterfish, or simply enjoy a fun day on the water, our team can recommend the best boat and charter duration based on current fishing conditions and your goals.

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