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Expert-Guided Fishing Charters in Cabo Rojo, PR
- Published Date: July 16, 2025
- Fishing
- Cabo Rojo
- $300 - $575 price range
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Cabo Rojo Catches
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Our fillet table!
Stormy skies, solid grouper!
Reel in the Action: Cabo Rojo Fishing Charter
Hey there, fellow anglers! Ready for some serious fish action in Puerto Rico? Captain Tony's got your back with this sweet 4-hour charter out of Cabo Rojo. We're talking prime afternoon fishing in some of the hottest inshore spots around. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting your feet wet, this trip's got something for everyone. So grab a buddy, pack some snacks, and let's hit the water!
What's the Deal?
Alright, here's the scoop: You and a friend are in for 4 hours of guided fishing bliss, kicking off at 1 PM. We're talking $575 for the pair of you, and trust me, it's worth every penny. Captain Tony knows these waters like the back of his hand, so you're in for some top-notch action. We'll be hitting up the flats and reefs where the big boys hang out - Redfish, Snook, Sheepshead, you name it. And get this - all the gear, bait, and even ice-cold water are included. Just bring your game face and maybe some munchies if you get the munchies.
Fishing the Flats
Listen up, 'cause this is where the magic happens. We're talking inshore fishing at its finest. The flats around Cabo Rojo are like a buffet for fish, and we know just how to serve 'em up. We'll be using light tackle, perfect for feeling every nibble and putting up a good fight. Might do some sight fishing if conditions are right - there's nothing like spotting a big ol' red tailing in the shallows and nailing the cast. And those reefs? They're home to some serious bruisers. Captain Tony's got all the tricks up his sleeve to get you on the fish, whether it's live bait, lures, or good old-fashioned know-how.
Species You'll Want to Hook
Alright, let's talk targets. First up, we've got Tarpon - the silver king himself. These bad boys can top 100 pounds and put up a fight like you wouldn't believe. They love to hang around structure and will test your drag system to the max. Spring and summer are prime time for Tarpon, so get ready for some epic aerial displays.
Next on the hit list: Red Grouper. These tasty bottom-dwellers are a favorite for a reason. They're crafty, using their big mouths to suck in prey, so you gotta be quick on the hookset. Fall and winter are your best bet for Red Grouper, and trust me, they're worth the wait.
Now, let's not forget the Great Barracuda. These toothy missiles are all about the chase. They'll rocket after a lure and hit it so hard you'll think you've snagged a freight train. They're around all year, but summer's when they really turn up the heat.
For something a little different, we've got Pacific Pompano. These flat, silvery speedsters are a blast on light tackle. They school up and can give you some fast action when you find 'em. Spring and fall are your best shots at these guys.
Last but not least, Black Grouper. These bruisers are the kings of the reef. They're smart, strong, and will try to wrap you around every rock in sight. Winter's the prime time for Black Grouper, and landing one of these monsters is something you'll be bragging about for years.
Why Anglers Keep Coming Back
Look, I've been doing this for years, and I can tell you - there's something special about fishing these waters. Maybe it's the way the sun hits the flats just right, making the water light up like liquid gold. Or maybe it's the rush you get when a big snook smashes your topwater lure. Whatever it is, folks keep coming back for more. And it's not just about the fish - it's about disconnecting from the daily grind, swapping stories with Captain Tony, and just soaking in the natural beauty of Cabo Rojo. Trust me, once you've been out here, you'll be hooked.
Time to Book Your Spot
Alright, let's cut to the chase - this trip's a keeper. For $575, you're getting 4 hours of prime fishing time with a captain who knows his stuff. All the gear's taken care of, so you just need to show up ready to have a blast. Whether you're looking to bend a rod, learn some new tricks, or just enjoy a afternoon on the water, this is your ticket. But here's the deal - spots fill up fast, especially during peak seasons. So if you're thinking about it, don't wait. Give Cabañas Muelle a shout and lock in your date. The fish are waiting, and trust me, you don't want to miss out on this action. Let's make some memories on the water!
Learn more about the species
Black Grouper
Great Barracuda
Great barracudas are the speed demons of the reef, hitting speeds up to 35 mph. They usually run 2-4 feet long, but monsters up to 6 feet aren't unheard of. You'll find them near the surface around reefs, mangroves, and seagrass beds. These fierce predators hunt by sight and are naturally curious, often checking out divers and boats. Anglers love targeting cudas for their explosive strikes and acrobatic fights. They'll hit just about any flashy lure or bait fish. Spring is prime time when they gather to spawn. Be ready for some high-flying action - they're known for spectacular leaps when hooked. A word of caution though: big ones can get aggressive at the boat. Always use a landing net and watch those razor-sharp teeth. While rarely eaten due to potential food poisoning, the sport value is hard to beat. For best results, try trolling with tube lures or casting topwater plugs around structure. The faster retrieve, the better!
Pacific Pompano
Tarpon are the ultimate gamefish - massive, acrobatic, and incredibly strong. Adults typically run 4-5 feet and 80-100 pounds, but giants over 8 feet and 280 pounds exist. You'll find them in shallow coastal waters, often rolling at the surface. Their ability to gulp air lets them thrive in low-oxygen environments other fish can't handle. Anglers come from all over to battle these "silver kings." The fight usually features spectacular jumps and long, powerful runs. Spring and early summer are prime, when they gather to spawn on the full and new moons. While rarely eaten, they're prized for the sheer challenge of landing one. To hook up, use live bait like pinfish or crabs and let it drift naturally. Patience is key - wait for the tarpon to turn with the bait before setting the hook. Once hooked, bow to the fish when it jumps to avoid breaking the line. Be prepared for a long battle - these fish have serious stamina!
Red Grouper
Pacific pompano are small but feisty fish, usually under 8 inches long. You'll spot schools of them darting around sandy or rocky bottoms near the coast, from the surface down to about 1,000 feet deep. They're quick and easily spooked, so a stealthy approach is key. Anglers enjoy the challenge of catching these elusive fish, and their sweet, flaky meat is a real treat. Your best bet is fishing from piers over sandy shores in Southern California. Use tiny hooks, size 6 or 8, with small strips of anchovy or bits of mussel or shrimp. They can be picky eaters, so patience is crucial. While they're around year-round, warmer months tend to be most productive. A local trick is to look for them schooling with perch - that often leads to some good action. Just remember to reel in gently, as their soft mouths can tear easily.
Tarpon
Black groupers are powerhouses of the reef, typically growing 2-4 feet long. You'll find them lurking around structure like wrecks and ledges, from shallow 30-foot waters in winter to depths over 300 feet in summer. These ambush predators use their massive jaws to inhale prey whole. Anglers love targeting them for their tough fights and excellent table fare. The meat has a mild, sweet flavor that's hard to beat. To land a big one, you'll need heavy duty gear - at least 20 pounds of drag, 80-pound braid, and a 100-pound leader. Use live or dead bait and drop it right to the bottom where they hang out. The key is to crank like mad as soon as you feel a bite. Don't let them dive back to the rocks or you'll lose your line. November to May is prime time, when they're spawning and most active. Just watch out for sharks trying to steal your catch on the way up!
About the Cabañas Muelle
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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 5
Manufacturer Name: Suzuki 2023
Maximum Cruising Speed: 37
Number of Engines: 1
Horsepower per Engine: 90
