offshore Mexico
LONG RANGE MEXICO BOUND PELAGIC SPORT FISHING
CALL or TEXT : 619-508-7823
offshore mexico
MEXICAN WATERS SIX PACK SPORTFISHING
Multi Day Long Range Fishing - Departing from San DiegoHeaded South! 2-3+ charters heading as far as TODOS SANTOS island and the ENSENADA BAY. 3+ day charters going as far as Mag Bay, Guadalupe Island, Cabo, and the Outer Mexican Banks. Favorite spots include the 101, 439, 425, and Upper Finger Bank, and the outer banks (Kidney bank and Hidden Bank).
This trip offers the best chances of catching larger and higher quality fish than any trip offer. The fishing is almost always better the further south we go. Enjoy pelagic fishing year round. When the fish head south, so do we. Includes all meals, coffee, soda, water, rods, reels, tackle, and bait. You will need to purchase a Mexican fishing license and a bio-bracelet for $30 from our landing before departure.
The only thing NOT included is a fishing license and any alcoholic beverages you wish to bring with you. (Coolers are OK!) To make a reservation to join one of our open party charters, please call 619-508-7823.
Long Range Winter Pelagic Six Packs
Three to Nine Day Trips
Three to Nine Day Trips
Most anglers don’t think about targeting pelagic species during the winter months, but there are plenty of opportunities if you’re willing to brave the elements. One of the best ways to get your fill of offshore action is to head down to Mexico for some long range winter pelagic six packs.
Check out the LUCKY CHARM and LITTLE G if you want a 4+ Day trip. If you are on a budget and just want to get fishing for a reasonable price, then check out the NOMAD, NAUTILUS and some of the other six pack vessels that we offer, for trips up to 3 days.
If you’re looking for an adventure and a chance to catch some big fish, then a long range winter pelagic six pack trip is for you.
You will need a passport and other documents to go to Mexico.
If you're planning a trip to Mexico for some offshore deepsea tuna sport fishing, you'll need to make sure you have all the right documents. First and foremost, you'll need a passport. If you're coming from the United States, you should also have a valid passport card or enhanced driver's license. In addition to your passport, you'll also need a tourist visa, which can be obtained through the Mexican Consulate.
For these longer trips, we ask that you please speak with a member of our sales staff to confirm everything. They will walk you through the entire process and make it very simple. Call/text 619.508.7823
ALL OF THESE VESSELS OFFER TRIP UP TO 3.5 DAYS
mexico Target Species
Although smaller than the Bluefin, this ferocious fish puts up a fight you will not soon forget.
This is the big one. If you hook up on this you will be in the fight of your life. These fish way hundreds of pounds!
Not technically a tuna, but in the same weight class, it is known for the best tasting sashimi on earth.
Sport fishing in the Mexican offshore banks off the coast of San Diego, Ensenada, Coronado Islands, Hidden Banks, and Guadalupe Island is an unforgettable experience. These waters are home to a wide variety of fish species, including Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Marlin, Swordfish, Yellowtail, and Barracuda. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, the Mexican offshore banks offer something for everyone.
The Bluefin Tuna is one of the most sought-after fish species in the Mexican offshore banks. These massive fish can weigh up to 1,500 pounds and are known for their powerful runs and acrobatic jumps. The best time to catch Bluefin Tuna is from June to September when they migrate to the area to feed on anchovies and sardines. The most popular technique for catching Bluefin Tuna is trolling with live bait or lures.
The Yellowfin Tuna is another popular fish species in the Mexican offshore banks. These fish can weigh up to 200 pounds and are known for their delicious meat and fighting spirit. The best time to catch Yellowfin Tuna is from May to September when they migrate to the area to feed on squid and baitfish. The most popular technique for catching Yellowfin Tuna is trolling with live bait or lures, as well as casting with jigs or poppers.
Marlin is another exciting fish species to catch in the Mexican offshore banks. These fish can weigh up to 1,000 pounds and are known for their powerful runs and acrobatic jumps. The best time to catch Marlin is from May to September when they migrate to the area to feed on squid and baitfish. The most popular technique for catching Marlin is trolling with live bait or lures, as well as casting with jigs or poppers.
Swordfish is another exciting fish species to catch in the Mexican offshore banks. These fish can weigh up to 1,000 pounds and are known for their powerful runs and acrobatic jumps. The best time to catch Swordfish is from May to September when they migrate to the area to feed on squid and baitfish. The most popular technique for catching Swordfish is trolling with live bait or lures, as well as casting with jigs or poppers.
Yellowtail is another popular fish species in the Mexican offshore banks. These fish can weigh up to 40 pounds and are known for their delicious meat and fighting spirit. The best time to catch Yellowtail is from May to September when they migrate to the area to feed on squid and baitfish. The most popular technique for catching Yellowtail is trolling with live bait or lures, as well as casting with jigs or poppers.
Barracuda is another popular fish species in the Mexican offshore banks. These fish can weigh up to 40 pounds and are known for their delicious meat and fighting spirit. The best time to catch Barracuda is from May to September when they migrate to the area to feed on squid and baitfish. The most popular technique for catching Barracuda is trolling with live bait or lures, as well as casting with jigs or poppers.
When it comes to weather, the best time to fish in the Mexican offshore banks is from May to September when the water is warm and the winds are calm. This time of year offers some of the best visibility and comfortable temperatures for fishing. However, it's important to check the weather forecast before heading out as conditions can change rapidly.
Mexican offshore banks off the coast of San Diego, Ensenada, Coronado Islands, Hidden Banks, and Guadalupe Island are a fisherman's paradise. With a wide variety of fish species.