# Los Cabos Monthly Fishing Chart - Source: https://cabos.fishing/resources/cabo-monthly-fishing-chart/ - Content-Type: page - Language: en-US - Last-Modified: 2026-06-12T05:02:19+00:00 ## Content Species Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Striped Marlin Peak Peak Excellent Excellent Excellent Good Good Fair Fair Good Peak Peak Blue Marlin Slow Slow Fair Good Good Excellent Peak Peak Peak Excellent Good Slow Black Marlin Slow Slow Slow Slow Slow Slow Peak Peak Peak Good Slow Slow Sailfish Peak Excellent Excellent Good Good Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Peak Peak Yellowfin Tuna Excellent Excellent Good Good Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Peak Peak Excellent Good Dorado (Mahi-Mahi) Excellent Excellent Good Good Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Peak Peak Excellent Wahoo Good Excellent Excellent Good Good Good Peak Peak Peak Excellent Good Good Roosterfish Good Good Good Excellent Peak Peak Peak Peak Excellent Good Good Good Snapper & Grouper Good Good Excellent Peak Peak Peak Good Good Good Good Good Good Sierra Mackerel Peak Peak Excellent Good Fair Slow Slow Slow Good Excellent Peak Peak Barracuda Good Good Good Good Excellent Excellent Good Good Good Good Excellent Excellent Jack Crevalle Good Good Good Excellent Peak Peak Good Good Good Good Good Good Water Temperature by Season Winter (Dec–Feb): 70–76°F – Cool, excellent for marlin migration Spring (Mar–May): 76–82°F – Warming, peak inshore season Summer (Jun–Aug): 82–86°F – Hottest, peak marlin season Fall (Sep–Nov): 78–84°F – Warm, excellent all-around fishing Peak Fishing Seasons Best Overall: July–November (Big game fish abundant) Best Marlin: December–February (Striped) & July–October (Blue/Black) Best Tuna: May–November Best Inshore: April–June (Roosterfish, Snapper, Grouper) Weather & Conditions Dry Season: November–April (Most stable, minimal rain) Hurricane Season: June–October (Occasional storms, typically brief) Best Weather: December–March (Mild temps, calm seas) Hottest Months: July–September (95–100°F air temp)