Pisces Sportfishing Report September 4-10, 2026
Friday, September 4, 2026: Port Closed
On Saturday, September 5, 2026, the day unfolded under clear skies and calm seas, with a steady 4 to 6-foot swell rolling across the surface. Water temperatures held at a warm 90°F, while the air ranged from 82 to 89°F, creating a humid, late-summer feel along the coast. Light morning breezes gradually strengthened throughout the afternoon, shifting from a 2-mph breeze to intermittent gusts up to 18 mph, adding subtle texture to an otherwise tranquil and stable weather pattern.
Aboard the 28-foot Uniflite “ANDREA,” Captain Jesus R. and Mate Frank, C.S.Ñ. headed to the San Jaime Bank with their fishing party of five anglers, including Solomon Montoya and Yban Enriquez, from Albuquerque, New Mexico. The trip was productive. The anglers targeted Tuna and, using bait and lures, made favorable catches averaging 20 to 30 pounds of Yellowfin Tuna.
Under the guidance of Captain Carmelo N. and Mate Luis A., John Richards of San Diego, California, participated in an offshore fishing excursion aboard the 29-foot Black Fin, “EL CAZADOR,” approximately 30 miles out at the 230 Spot. The trip resulted in the catch and release of one Sailfish weighing between 60 and 70 pounds, using a curry lure. Favorable offshore conditions contributed to the productive outing.
Hayden Haucke and Katherine Haucke of Dallas, Texas, chartered the 31-foot Bertram, “LA BRISA,” captained by Ray Winkler. The Hauckes enjoyed a productive fishing trip to the Golden Gate Bank. During the excursion, the couple successfully landed two Dorado weighing between 10 and 15 pounds each using curry and ballyhoo, and they caught one Skipjack Tuna weighing approximately 3 to 4 pounds on a curry. Favorable offshore conditions and active fishing grounds contributed to a rewarding, enjoyable experience at one of the region’s most popular fishing locations.
Captain Jose Ramon Alucano and Mate Marcelo D. ran to the La Brecha Site aboard the 31-foot Bertram “REBECCA,” with their anglers, Chris Kalinski and Jane Kalinski of Jacksonville, Florida, where they enjoyed a successful fishing excursion. During the trip, the party landed two Dorado weighing between 5 and 10 pounds each using ballyhoo, along with one Wahoo weighing approximately 25 to 30 pounds, caught on a curry.
Aboard the 31-foot Bertram, “TRACY ANN,” with Captain Fer and Mate Charlie, a fishing group consisting of Charlie Walker, Mark McCoy, Matt Warren, Osvaldo Paredes, Scott McCoy, Steffan McCoy, and Tim McCoy, Jr. embarked on a fishing excursion to Migriño. During the trip, the anglers landed four Dorado using curry lures, weighing between 3 and 12 pounds. The anglers’ camaraderie contributed to a productive and enjoyable day on the water.
Operated by Captain Roberto Sandez and Mate Raul L., the 35-foot Bertram, “VALERIE,” embarked on a successful fishing excursion to the San Jaime Bank. During the trip, a group consisting of Andrew Jacob, Dayton Cagg, Luis Garduño, Mike McCoy, Samuel Shraden, and Tim McCoy landed six Yellowfin Tuna weighing between 15 and 40 pounds, using bait. Favorable offshore conditions and productive fishing grounds, highlighted by an impressive Yellowfin Tuna catch, made for a memorable experience for all participants.
Aboard the 35-foot Cabo Flybridge, “BILL COLLECTOR 2,” captained by Abel and Mate Jose Luis, angler Zachary Montgomery of New Orleans, Louisiana, enjoyed a highly successful fishing excursion approximately 38 miles out at the 240 Spot. During the trip, the angler landed seven Yellowfin Tuna, ranging from 18 to 100 pounds, using lures as the primary method. Favorable offshore conditions and productive fishing grounds contributed to an outstanding day on the water.
Brow Doak Doubet, Moises Glz M., and Walter Eads embarked on an offshore excursion aboard the 35-foot Cabo Flybridge, “BILL COLLECTOR 3,” operated by Captain Juan and Mate Luis, to an area approximately 34 miles out at the 240 Spot.
During the trip, the group caught six Yellowfin Tuna, ranging from 60 to 80 pounds, using pole-and-feather lure fishing techniques. Favorable offshore conditions and active fishing grounds made for a highly productive day on the water. The anglers enjoyed a memorable sportfishing experience and an impressive catch of Yellowfin Tuna.
Aboard the 35-foot Cabo Flybridge, “BILL COLLECTOR 4,” operated by J.C. Lopez, Juan Romero, and Erick Jr., a fishing party consisting of Balvino Cardoza, Diego Aragon, Jesse Narez, Lazaro Tereso, and Samuel Tereso of Los Angeles, California, embarked on an offshore fishing excursion approximately 35 miles out at the 240 Spot. During the trip, the group released one Sailfish weighing approximately 80 pounds, using live bait. Favorable offshore conditions made for a rewarding day on the water, highlighted by the impressive Sailfish.
On the 40-foot Cabo Express “LA CORONITA,” operated by Captain Manuel and Mate Manuel Jr., anglers Damian Myers, Evan McCarthy, and Roger Hollingworth went on a fishing excursion to the San Jaime Bank. During the trip, the anglers caught Yellowfin Tuna weighing 10 to 12 pounds using bait.
A fishing party consisting of Ramiro Ramirez, Carlos Gonzalez, Ivan Gonzalez Garza, Jorge Barajas, Leonardo Esquivel Rios, Mario Garcia, Oscar Espinoza, Rene Ramirez, and Saul Rodriguez embarked on a sportfishing excursion from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, aboard the 42-foot Cabo Flybridge, “HOT ROD,” operated by Captain Erick Orozco and Mate Hot Rod Jose. Taking advantage of the area’s favorable offshore conditions, the group enjoyed a memorable day on the water. The outing provided an excellent opportunity for camaraderie and recreation, making it an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all aboard the HOT ROD.
Outstanding marine and weather conditions greeted anglers on Sunday, September 6, 2026. Skies remained clear, and seas were calm, though wave heights ranged from 6 to 7 feet. Air temperatures ranged from 82 to 88°F, and sea surface temperatures ranged from 89 to 90°F. These conditions featured warm weather and good visibility, with moderate swells offshore. Wind conditions were stable, creating an overall comfortable environment for fishing.
The 42-foot Bertram, “Yahoo,” captained by Ricardo Escamilla, embarked on a fishing trip with anglers Andres Zúñiga, Juan Guerrero, Malik Boukacem, and Neal Simon of Burleson, Texas. During the trip, the anglers landed and released one Silky Shark estimated at 100 to 120 pounds. The catch was made while fishing the San Jaime Bank using a caballito, showcasing the professionalism of Captain Ricardo Escamilla and his crew, who delivered an impressive offshore catch for their guests from Texas. Despite challenging offshore conditions at times, the successful catch highlighted the abundance of marine life in the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas.
Aboard the 31-foot Bertram “Tracy Ann,” Captain Fernando Noyola and Mate Charlie Carrillo, and anglers Jessica da Silva Arujo, John Kennemer, Leidy Ramirez, and Steve Frieden enjoyed a productive day on the water, landing a variety of prized game fish. The anglers caught one Dorado weighing approximately 12 to 15 pounds using curry at the Margaritas site, and they also released a Striped Marlin estimated to weigh 100 to 120 pounds, which was hooked on a caballito while fishing in the Los Arcos area.
The action continued with the release of a Sailfish weighing approximately 60 to 70 pounds, also caught on a caballito near the Los Arcos Spot. Catching multiple species and enjoying the area’s excellent fishing made for an exciting offshore adventure and showcased Cabo San Lucas’s outstanding sportfishing opportunities, giving anglers an unforgettable experience aboard the Tracy Ann.
Monday, September 7, 2026, brought favorable offshore weather and sea conditions, making for a comfortable day on the water. Skies remained clear, and calm seas and light winds of about 5 mph made for an excellent trip. Wave heights ranged from 4 to 5 feet, creating manageable offshore swells for fishing and recreational boaters. Air temperatures were warm, ranging from 84 to 93°F, typical of late summer in the region. Overall, clear weather, light winds, and moderate seas created an ideal environment for marine activities and offshore sportfishing operations.
Aboard the 35-foot Cabo Flybridge, “Bill Collector 4,“ anglers Kelly Koch, Kim O’Neil, and William Koch of Scottsdale, Arizona, enjoyed an exceptional day of offshore fishing. Guided by Captain Jean Carlo and crew members Erick and Juan Romero, the group fished about 18 miles offshore near the 180 Spot, where they had outstanding action throughout the day. They caught six Yellowfin Tuna ranging from 10 to 70 pounds, using a combination of curry and kite-fishing techniques. The productive tuna bite kept things exciting and showcased the abundance of pelagic species in this area.
The trip’s highlight came when the anglers hooked a Blue Marlin on a cocinero. After an exciting battle, the magnificent billfish, estimated to weigh 220 to 250 pounds, was brought alongside the boat and released in excellent condition. The combination of multiple Yellowfin Tuna and a trophy-class Blue Marlin made for a memorable offshore adventure, demonstrating the world-class sportfishing opportunities available in Cabo San Lucas and the professionalism of the crew aboard the Bill Collector 4.
Aboard the 31-foot Bertram, “Rebecca,“ captained by Jose Ramon Alucano and aided by Mates Marcelo and Jose, anglers Anna Halvorson, Brad Hendrickson, Kevin Halvorson, and Tammy Hendrickson of Ramsey County, Minnesota, enjoyed an action-packed day fishing the productive waters off Los Arcos. Using cosinero, the group hooked and released a Striped Marlin, estimated to weigh 120 pounds. It put up an exciting fight.
The action continued with the successful release of two silky sharks, each weighing approximately 80 pounds, also caught on cocinero in the Los Arcos area. The variety of species and steady action throughout the day made for a memorable offshore adventure. The experience showcased Cabo San Lucas’s rich marine life and the crew’s expert ability aboard the Rebecca, delivering an outstanding sportfishing experience for the Minnesota anglers.
Weather and sea conditions were highly favorable on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, with clear skies throughout the day. The sea remained calm, with light winds averaging about 2 mph. Wave heights ranged from 4 to 5 feet, and air temperatures were warm to hot, ranging from 87 to 98°F, contributing to pleasant outdoor conditions. Water temperature was not recorded during the observation.
On the offshore fishing trip aboard the 31-foot Bertram, “TIBURON,” with Captain Beto and Mate Carlos Santos, a party of eight joined the productive fishing at the San Jaime Bank. Among the anglers were Miranda Coleman and Ryan Coleman from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, who joined the trip and landed eight Yellowfin Tuna on curry, with individual fish weighing between 25 and 50 pounds.
Aboard the 48-foot Viking “MY WAY,” operated by Captain Arturo and Mates Kike and Josue, a group of anglers enjoyed an offshore fishing trip about 35 miles out at the renowned 240 Spot. The anglers on this memorable excursion were James Burnett, Karla Burnett, Kennedy Potts, Landon Burnett, Maddox Brown, and Patrick Blanchard, who traveled from Sulfur Springs, Texas. They landed and released an impressive Sailfish weighing between 60 and 70 pounds, using ballyhoo as bait. Favorable conditions and the successful catch of a trophy Sailfish made for an exciting adventure and a rewarding day on the water.
Weather conditions were clear throughout the day on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, with calm seas creating favorable marine conditions. Wave heights ranged from 4 to 5 feet, and water temperatures remained warm at 89 to 91°F. Air temperatures rose from 82 to 90°F, with light, steady winds that kept conditions generally pleasant on the water and along the coast.
On Wednesday, the 29-foot Black Fin “El Cazador,” with Captain Carmelo N. at the helm and Mate Luis A. over the cockpit, conducted a fishing excursion about 18 miles offshore from the old Lighthouse (Faro Viejo). Also aboard the charter were Amy Hannam, Bryan Fisher, and Thad Spaulding, visitors from Alhambra, California. The anglers caught and released one Sailfish. Favorable offshore conditions made for a productive and enjoyable day on the water.
Captain Jaime G. and Mate Silverio aboard the 42-foot Cabo Flybridge “Caliente” conducted a successful fishing excursion in the Los Arcos area. They hosted a group of anglers from Ramsey County, Minnesota, including Anna Halvorson, Brad Hendrickson, Kevin Halvorson, and Tammy Hendrickson, who caught an outstanding 15 Yellowfin Tuna. The fish were actively feeding on sardina at depths of 10 to 20 fathoms. They enjoyed excellent fishing conditions and a highly productive day.
On Thursday, September 10, 2026, weather conditions were highly favorable, with clear skies and calm seas throughout the day. Wave heights ranged from 1 to 3 feet, resulting in smooth, stable waters. Water temperature remained around 89°F, while air temperatures ranged from a low of 81°F to a high of 90°F. Overall, these conditions ensured a warm, pleasant day with excellent opportunities for marine and outdoor recreation.
On this fishing trip aboard the 28-foot Uniflite “ANDREA,” with Captain Chuy Romero and Mate Beto Lira aboard, angler Gene Huebner of Texas made an impressive catch while fishing at Los Arcos. Huebner’s highlights included a 110-pound Striped Marlin, successfully landed and released on a live cocinero, and a 250-pound Blue Marlin, caught and released on a dead cocinero. These outstanding catches made for a memorable, productive day at one of the area’s premier fishing grounds.
Aboard the 31-foot Bertram “TRACY ANN,” with Captain Fernando Noyola and Mate Charlie Carrillo, angler Dave Smith of Duncanville, Dallas, Texas, enjoyed an exceptional day of offshore fishing about 20 miles from shore. Fishing with lures, Smith released 13 Yellowfin weighing between 40 and 50 pounds, showcasing outstanding action and favorable conditions throughout the trip. The remarkable catch highlighted both the abundance of Tuna in the area and the crew’s skill and knowledge, making it a memorable and highly productive fishing adventure.
The week of September 4-10, 2026, delivered excellent sportfishing opportunities in Cabo San Lucas, highlighted by consistently favorable weather conditions, productive offshore grounds, and an impressive variety of catches. Anglers enjoyed successful outings targeting Yellowfin Tuna, Dorado, Wahoo, Sailfish, Striped Marlin, Blue Marlin, and other notable species across renowned fishing locations, including the San Jaime Bank, Los Arcos, the 240 Spot, and surrounding offshore waters. The exceptional efforts of Pisces Sportfishing’s captains and crews ensured memorable experiences for visiting anglers from across the United States and Mexico. As warm water temperatures and abundant bait sources continue to support active fishing conditions, the outlook for the coming weeks remains highly promising for both offshore and inshore sportfishing enthusiasts.
Gary Graham, That Baja Guy
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