Wahoo - Tuna - King - Sailfish - Tarpon

With the start of the new year Wahoo begin to show up. While they are here year-round they become much more prevalent. We target these hard hitting fish by trolling humps and ledges with a variety of lures, often on downriggers. Sailfish, Tuna, and large Kings are often mixed in this time of year.

Wahoo - Mahi - Yellowfin Tuna - King Mackerel - Tarpon - Blackfin Tuna

While Wahoo are generally still the main target we do start to see the frist migration of the Mahi in the south. These fish are often “gaffer” size, ranging from 10-60 lb. While ledges and humps always produce good fishing, weed lines are often targeted for Mahi. Expect to see the occasional Yellowfin tuna mixed in too.

Wahoo - Mahi - King Mackerel - Tuna - Tarpon - Swordfish

March offers much of the same fishing as February with a bit more focus on Mahi. For the more patient fishermen this is the time to put the hours in the deep water for Swordfish! We target these fish in 1600 foot of water and we look for a bite or two a day, but the reward is great.

The Mahi are still here with the migration in the South. We will still sometimes fish out of Parguera and Cabo Rojo to get to the best offshore fishing. Wahoo, KIng, and Blackfin are always present often mixed in with the Mahi on weedlines. This is a great time of year to fish the larger ballyhoo schools. We always stop to fish if we see increased numbers flying out from under the boat as gaffer size Mahi should be present. With the cooler water and the right client this is a great time to drop deep for swordfish.

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July offers a good variety of big game fishing. Blue Marlin are showing up, Blackfin Tuna are thick, White Marlin, and Kingfish are the sought after species.

Blue Marlin Fishing is hot! After the long wait of spring it’s time to switch gears. With the onset of the first full moon our fishing spread changes to mostly hard marlin lures. Let’s catch a grander! Blackfin Tuna and Mahi are here for the meat fishing and, in turn, the Blue Marlin are feeding on them.

Blue Marlin! You can always convince us otherwise as there is plenty of game fish around too. Click here to read Marlin Magazine’s articles about it. We generally fish heavy 200 lb tackle as we are fishing for granders !

Fishing offshore Puerto Rico in October brings several big game species into the spread. We focus on bailer size Mahi on weedlines, King Mackerel, and Wahoo when meat fishing. That said, Blue Marlin fishing is still a strong option for us and a sailfish can be commonly caught while Mahi fishing.

As the temperatures slowly start to cool, the fishing does not. There should be plenty of Kings, Sailfish, and Tuna around. A good current causing upwelling on the many ridges will stack the bait up. Live bait and small ballyhoo should do the trick. O yeah, Blue Marline are here!

December fishing in Puerto Rico is very similar to November with a few more Wahoo around. Wahoo sashimi is amazing if you have never tried it.