Cabo Fishing Report - Latest Catch Updates & What's Biting Now
Our Cabo fishing report gives you the latest updates straight from the waters of Cabo San Lucas. At Top Anglers Sportfishing Charters, we share real-time insights on what’s biting. Check back often to stay informed and maximize your chances of landing the catch of a lifetime!
Cabo fishing report for week of December 1, 2025
As is often the case with fishing in Cabo San Lucas, nothing is surprising! We have been boating Roosterfish for our guests well out of optimal season for them. Several charter guests this week had their bucket lists checked when they hooked up multiple roosters.
Dorado have been on an absolute tear with all of our boats finding and landing nice ones in the 15-25 pound range with some bigger bulls in the mix.
Striped marlin continue to be chewing in abundance with some of our boats catching and releasing up to nine of them, usually within the first four to five hours of fishing. Those in addition to the impressive dorado catches.
We're still finding some wahoo here and there but they seem to have largely moved on. Sierra (Spanish Mackerel) have also been making a nice show and are prefect for making some delicious ceviche!
See you on the deck—tight lines!
Cabo fishing report for week of November 10, 2025
Cabo San Lucas Fishing Report – Week of November 10th
The fall bite is firing in Cabo, and this past week delivered exactly what November is known for—steady action, mixed species, and some truly memorable catches.
Anglers heading out with us enjoyed a strong variety of quality fish, with striped marlin leading the way. Multiple boats reported consistent shots at marlin throughout the week, with fish feeding aggressively on live bait and trolled lures just offshore. If marlin is on your bucket list, this is absolutely the window to take your shot.
On the meat-fish side, dorado have been flashing their neon greens and yellows around the current lines, offering both fantastic table fare and nonstop excitement. Many fish are running in that perfect 15–25 lb range, with a few larger bulls in the mix.
Yellowfin tuna have also been making regular appearances. Schools have been popping up from the Pacific side to the Golden Gate area, giving anglers a great chance to load up on quality fillets. The tuna have mostly been top-grade fish, and we’ve seen a couple of standouts in the 100 plus pound range bending rods this week.
And yes—wahoo are officially in the mix. Fast, mean, and always a highlight of the fall season, these torpedoes are hitting high-speed trolled lures and bonito baits. Any day you boat a wahoo is a good day in Cabo.
Overall, the November pattern is shaping up beautifully: calm seas, excellent variety, and solid numbers of marlin, dorado, yellowfin, and wahoo. If you're planning to get out on the water soon, now is prime time.
See you on the deck—tight lines!
