Friday, September 11, 2026
Weather and sea conditions were highly favorable throughout Friday, September 11, 2026, with clear skies and calm seas. Wave heights of 3 to 4 feet kept offshore activities comfortable. Water temperatures remained warm at 89 to 90°F, while air temperatures ranged from 80 to 87°F. Light, steady winds prevailed during the day, contributing to pleasant conditions and good visibility in the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas.
Aboard the 35-foot Cabo Flybridge “BILL COLLECTOR 4,” operated by Captain J.C. Lopez and Mate Juan Romero, anglers enjoyed an exceptionally productive day fishing at the renowned Golden Gate Bank. Using a combination of lures, Kite-fishing techniques, and live bait, the party landed nine Yellowfin Tuna weighing 20 to 120 pounds and five Dorado weighing 3 to 4 pounds. The day’s highlights also included the capture and release of one Sailfish estimated at 80 pounds, caught on bait. Favorable sea conditions and active fishing grounds contributed to an outstanding offshore adventure.
Fishing aboard the 31-foot Bertram “TRACY ANN,” angler Dave Smith of Duncanville, Texas, enjoyed a successful day on the water under the guidance of Captain Fernando and Mate Charlie. Working the productive waters of Los Arcos, Dave Smith caught and released two Sailfish, estimated to weigh 70 to 80 pounds each. Taken on dead bait, the fish provided exciting, acrobatic action and memorable battles. The double Sailfish release highlighted a productive day in Cabo San Lucas, where favorable conditions and abundant gamefish continue to offer outstanding sportfishing opportunities.
Saturday, September 12, 2026
Weather and sea conditions remained highly favorable on Saturday, September 12, 2026, offering excellent offshore fishing opportunities. Clear skies prevailed, and wave heights of 4 to 5 feet produced calm, comfortable seas. Water temperatures held steady between 89 and 90°F, while air temperatures climbed to a very hot 90 to 102°F in the afternoon. Light winds averaging 5 miles per hour created an ideal environment for anglers and boaters in the waters off Cabo San Lucas.
Fishing the prolific waters off San Jaime Bank, anglers Eugene Gibson, Kelby Hunnard, Leah Hubbard, and Vannessa Gibson enjoyed an offshore fishing adventure in the Púrpura area aboard the 37-foot Viking Billfish 2018, the “BBII.” Led by Captain Gil and Mates Hector and Lalo, the BBII encountered Tuna that provided steady action and exciting battles throughout the day. Trolling with lures, the anglers landed 11 Yellowfin Tuna weighing 20 to 70 pounds. Favorable conditions, experienced crew support, and a strong bite made for a memorable, highly productive outing with the Pisces Fleet.
Aboard the “BILL COLLECTOR 3,” a 35-foot Cabo Flybridge operated by Captain Jean Ramon and Mate Erick, anglers James and Jeri Janos and Michelle and Randy Dumas of Sachse, Texas, enjoyed an excellent day of fishing at the San Jaime Bank. Utilizing a combination of Kite fishing, plus palo, and pluma techniques, the group had steady action throughout the trip, landing 10 Yellowfin Tuna weighing from 10 to 74 pounds. Favorable conditions and an active tuna bite combined to deliver a memorable offshore adventure off Cabo San Lucas.
Sunday, September 13, 2026
Sunday, September 13, brought classic late-summer stability, with clear skies, calm seas, and a gentle 3- to 4-foot roll that never became troublesome. Water temperatures were steady between 89 and 90°F, warm and uniform, while the air stayed between 81 and 89°F throughout the day. Light winds barely brushed the surface, allowing boats to work clean lines and steady drifts — the kind of easy, settled weather Pisces crews love because it keeps the focus on the bite, not the conditions.
The 29‑foot Black Fin, “El Cazador,” kept its steady offshore rhythm, with Captain Carmelo and Mate Luis running 28 miles on a 170 heading before settling into a clean Kite‑and‑lure rotation that stayed productive throughout the morning. The spread drew consistent action for anglers Tak Hing Chan and Yuelai Wong‑Chan, who stacked up 9 Yellowfin Tuna in a smooth progression — 20, 30, 40, 67, and 91 pounds. Each one came aboard with the quiet efficiency that has become part of El Cazador’s signature.
On deck, the Chans handled the action calmly, keeping the pace unbroken as the crew on the El Cazador added another confident day to their late‑season offshore run.
Aboard the 28‑foot Uniflite, “Andrea,” Captain Jesús R. and Mate Raúl L. worked the Arcos Spot with a disciplined cocinero presentation that paid off steadily throughout the day. Their spread produced 5 Striped Marlin, which their angler, James Burkett of West Lake Hills, Texas, caught and released. The marlin, estimated to weigh between 100 and 120 pounds, rounded out the trip with composed deck work as Andrea added another strong pelagic number to its late‑season offshore count.
Monday, September 14, 2026
Monday morning, September 14, opened with clear skies and a broad stretch of calm seas, the surface shaped only by steady 4- to 5-foot rolls and a light 4-mph wind. Water temperatures held at a warm, late‑season 89 to 90°F, while the air climbed from 87 to 99°F, building gradually through midday and settling into the familiar September heat pattern that kept boats moving efficiently and crews focused on the bite rather than the weather.
Aboard the 42-foot Cabo Flybridge, the “Hot Rod,” Captain Erick Orozco and Mates Hot Rod Jose and Ramiro Ramirez, along with the angling team of Dan Prizler and Ray Prizler, made a productive circuit across Los Arcos and Pedregalito, maintaining a steady caballito presentation. Their spread produced six Striped Marlin ranging from 90 to 110 pounds, brought to the leader and released with composed coordination between the cockpit and the helm.
The day’s action also included one Sailfish, estimated at 90 pounds, caught and released on caballito in the same Los Arcos / Pedregalito zone, rounding out a strong mixed-billfish tally for the crew. Angler Dan Prizler, visiting from Cypress, Texas, showcased the excellent late-season fishing opportunities available in Cabo San Lucas.
Aboard the 28‑foot Uniflite, “Adriana,” Captain Frank and Mate Brian ran 15 miles offshore toward the 150 Spot, where a pluma setup produced steady action. Their effort produced a solid late-season result: angler Matthew Zarzana, visiting from Huntington Beach, California, landed a Yellowfin Tuna weighing between 60 and 70 pounds using disciplined pressure and smooth boat handling.
Once again, another Pisces boat, the Adriana, added another offshore result to its September log.
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
A clear-sky pattern with calm seas and a steady 4- to 5-foot roll, held in check by a 4-mile-per-hour wind that never pushed conditions beyond a comfortable rhythm, greeted Tuesday morning, September 15, 2026. Surface readings remained warm and uniform, with water temperatures at 88°F. Meanwhile, the air temperature climbed from 88 to 99°F, settling into the familiar late-summer heat that keeps boats moving efficiently and crews focused on the bite.
The 35-foot Bertram, “Valerie,” made its mark at San Jaime, where Captain Roberto Sández and Mate Raúl worked a lure pattern that needed little adjustment before producing the fish. Chris Reiber of Hudson, Florida, ultimately brought it aboard — a 134-pound Yellowfin Tuna that hit hard and stayed deep before yielding to patient, methodical pressure. His steady, deliberate pace helped turn a single strike into a memorable September highlight for the crew.
Captain Rey and Mate Jesús aboard the 31-foot Bertram, “La Brisa,” spent the day working the 210 Spot, alternating between lure presentations and a single well-placed caballito that drew the outing’s only billfish. On deck, anglers Aaron Khidikian, Andrew Moffitt, and Steven Silva, from Hanford, California, handled the mid-morning hookup. The strike came from a 70-pound Sailfish that rose quickly and stayed cooperative throughout the fight, and they released the beautiful fish at the side of the boat. With steady coordination, La Brisa delivered a crisp, efficient finish to a day defined more by precision than by volume.
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Wednesday, September 16, 2026: Weather conditions were clear throughout the day, with calm seas and comfortable conditions. Wave heights ranged from 4 to 5 feet, while water temperatures remained warm at 88°F. Air temperatures ranged from 85 to 93°F, with light, steady winds that made conditions generally pleasant on the water and along the coast.
Brad Harr, Coletine Mazeral, Marsha Cash, and Ron Cash from South Carolina enjoyed an excellent day aboard the 35-foot Cabo Flybridge “BILL COLLECTOR 3” with Captain Jean and Mate Ramon, fishing 24 miles outside the Lighthouse. The group had steady action on 13 Yellowfin Tuna, ranging from 15 to 133 pounds, with the bite coming on both Kite, palo, and curry rigs.
Captain Jaime and Mate Silverio made the most of the favorable conditions, putting together a solid trip aboard the 42-foot Cabo Flybridge “CALIENTE.” Dane Dylla, Darren Dylla, Drew Dylla, and Dylan Johnson from Poth, Texas, were all smiles after they caught and released an 80-pound Sailfish on cocinero at the Gasparena Spot.
Thursday, September 17, 2026
A steady, clear-sky pattern defined Thursday, September 17, 2026, with calm seas and a gentle 3-mph breeze keeping surface conditions remarkably stable. Offshore crews reported 4- to 5-foot swells rolling evenly across the water, paired with 86 to 88°F water temperatures that sustained warm, late-summer currents throughout the day. Onshore, the 87 to 97°F air temperature range provided a dry, heated backdrop that steadily increased from morning through late afternoon, creating an uncomplicated environment.
Aboard the 31‑foot Bertram, “Tracy Ann,” Captain Fernando and Mate Charlie worked a disciplined spread over San Jaime, where a single strike defined their day. Anglers Eduardo Lopez, Ryan Moffitt, and Stuart Price, from Hanford, California, landed a huge 100‑pound Yellowfin Tuna on a lure. The catch added a crisp, well‑credentialed note to the boat’s log.
The 40‑foot Cabo Express, “La Coronita,” eased into the late‑season rhythm at Los Arcos, where Captain Manuel Sr. and Mate Manuel Jr. turned calm water into steady action with their bait rotation of caballito and cocinero. Anglers James and Shaun Sherman, visiting from Conroe, Texas, caught four Yellowfin Tuna—70, 80, and 100 pounds—marking a gradual buildup and adding a confident entry to La Coronita’s September record.
Gary Graham, That Baja Guy
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