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Expert-Guided Fishing Charters in Cabo Rojo, PR

  • Published Date: July 16, 2025
  • Fishing
  • Cabo Rojo
  • $300 - $575 price range
  • Updated Date: October 2, 2025

Summary

Looking for a laid-back afternoon of fishing in Cabo Rojo? Captain Tony's 4-hour charter has you covered. We'll hit the flats and reefs, targeting Redfish, Snook, and Sheepshead. You might even hook into some Black Grouper or Great Barracuda. Don't worry about gear – we provide quality rods, reels, and tackle. Just bring your favorite snacks and drinks to enjoy on the water. Whether you're a seasoned angler or it's your first time casting a line, Captain Tony offers hands-on guidance to help you land some nice catches. The 1:00 PM start time lets you sleep in and still get plenty of fishing action. With a max of two guests, you'll get personalized attention throughout the trip. Remember, a deposit secures your spot, so book early to lock in your date. It's a great way to experience the local waters and maybe bring home dinner too.
Expert-Guided Fishing Charters in Cabo Rojo, PR

Reelin' Them In

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Breathtaking coastal view in Cabo Rojo

Scenic view - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

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Reeled In a big Jack Crevalle - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

Fishing in PR, water sports adventure

Rod Bending - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

A person fishing in the water in PR

Tight FIght! Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

Person fishing in the water in PR

Preparation is the key, Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

Angler enjoying water sports in PR

Fish On!

A Blue Runner fish caught while fishing in PR

Decent Catches - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

4 fish caught in PR during fishing and water sports activities

Snapper Haul! Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

Breathtaking view of Cabo Rojo

Red Grouper Haul - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

A great barracuda swimming in the waters of Cabo Rojo

Barracuda on Board - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

Breathtaking coastal view in Cabo Rojo

Scenic view - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

A person fishing in the waters of Cabo Rojo

Reeled In a big Jack Crevalle - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

Fishing in PR, water sports adventure

Rod Bending - Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

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Tight FIght! Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

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Hook Your Dream Catch in Cabo Rojo's Waters

Ready for some serious fish action? Captain Tony's got you covered on this laid-back afternoon charter in Cabo Rojo. We're talking 4 hours of prime inshore fishing where Redfish, Snook, and Sheepshead are just waiting to test your skills. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time holding a rod, this trip's perfect for getting in on the local bite. We'll hit up the sweet spots in the flats and reefs, and who knows - you might even land a bonus Black Grouper or Great Barracuda. It's all about having a good time and hopefully hooking into something that'll make your arms ache (in the best way possible).

What to Expect on the Water

Kicking off at 1 PM, this trip is ideal for folks who like to sleep in or grab lunch before hitting the water. Captain Tony's got all the gear sorted - rods, reels, tackle, bait, you name it. Just bring your game face and maybe some snacks to keep your energy up. We'll cruise out to where the fish are biting, and the Cap will get you set up with the right rig for whatever's running that day. Whether you're casting into the flats for Redfish or working the reefs for Snook, you'll get hands-on tips to up your chances of a solid catch. And don't sweat it if you're new to this - Captain Tony's got the patience of a saint and loves showing newbies the ropes.

Techniques for Taming the Tide

On this trip, we mix it up depending on what's biting and where. In the flats, we might do some sight fishing for Redfish - that's where you spot the fish before you cast, and let me tell you, it's a rush when you see that tail break the surface. For Snook, we often work the mangrove edges or rocky areas, using live bait or lures to entice these hard-fighting fish out of their hideouts. Sheepshead are tricky little buggers that love structure, so we'll use light tackle and small hooks baited with shrimp or crab to tempt them. The key is feeling for that subtle bite - these guys are known for stealing bait like pros. Throughout the trip, Captain Tony will show you the best techniques for each species, from the right way to work a lure to setting the hook when you feel that telltale tug.

Species You'll Want to Hook

Redfish are the rockstars of inshore fishing around here. These copper-colored beauties can grow up to 40 inches and put up a fight that'll have you grinning from ear to ear. They love to hang out in the shallows, often tailing (feeding with their tails sticking out of the water) which makes for some exciting sight fishing opportunities. Spring and fall are prime times for Redfish, but you can catch them year-round in Cabo Rojo.

Snook are the sneaky ambush predators of our waters. These silver-sided fish with a distinctive black lateral line are masters of using structure to their advantage. They're known for explosive strikes and acrobatic jumps once hooked. Snook fishing heats up in the warmer months, especially around summer when they gather to spawn. Landing a big Snook is a real feather in any angler's cap.

Sheepshead might look a bit goofy with their human-like teeth, but don't let that fool you - they're smart and can be challenging to catch. These striped fish are structure-lovers, often found around pilings, reefs, and rocky areas. They're around all year but really stack up in the cooler months. Sheepshead make for great eating, so if you're looking to take home dinner, these are a top pick.

While we're primarily after Redfish, Snook, and Sheepshead, Cabo Rojo's waters are full of surprises. You might find yourself tangling with a hard-fighting Black Grouper or a toothy Great Barracuda. These bonus catches can really spice up your day on the water. Black Grouper are powerful fish that love to dive for cover, testing both your strength and your gear. They're most active in the warmer months. Great Barracuda, on the other hand, are speed demons. Hooking into one of these silver missiles is like trying to reel in a torpedo - they're known for blistering runs and aerial displays that'll have your heart racing.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

Folks love fishing with Captain Tony because he knows these waters like the back of his hand. He's got that knack for putting you on fish, even when they're playing hard to get. But it's not just about the catch - it's the whole experience. You'll learn a ton, have a laugh, and hopefully walk away with some fish stories to tell (and maybe embellish a little). The afternoon start time is a hit with families and anyone who's not a morning person. Plus, with all gear provided and only needing to bring your own snacks and drinks, it's a hassle-free way to get out on the water. Whether you're looking to bend a rod, learn some new techniques, or just enjoy a few hours soaking up the Cabo Rojo scenery, this trip ticks all the boxes.

Time to Book Your Spot

If you're itching to get out on the water and try your luck with some of Cabo Rojo's finest fish, this is your chance. Captain Tony's 4-hour charter is the perfect blend of relaxed fishing and serious action. Remember, you'll need to put down a deposit to lock in your date, and it's non-refundable, so make sure you're good to go before you book. With only room for two anglers, these trips can fill up fast, especially during peak seasons. So why wait? Grab a buddy, secure your spot, and get ready for an afternoon of rod-bending, reel-screaming fun. Who knows, you might just land the catch of a lifetime or at least come back with a whopper of a fish tale. See you on the water!

Learn more about the species

Black Grouper

Black grouper are hefty reef dwellers, averaging 2-3 feet but sometimes topping 5 feet and 100 pounds. You'll find them around offshore wrecks, ledges and reefs in 30-300 feet of water. They prefer cooler months in shallower areas. These ambush predators aren't fast swimmers, but they're incredibly strong. Anglers target them for both the fight and their tasty, firm white meat. Black grouper will eat almost anything - live bait, dead bait, or lures all work. The challenge is in the battle and avoiding break-offs. Here's a pro tip: when you feel that first bump, start reeling immediately. Don't give them a chance to dive back into the rocks. Use heavy gear - 80 lb braid and a stout rod. The colder months offer your best shot at hooking into one of these bruisers.

Black Grouper

Great Barracuda

Great barracuda are the sleek, toothy terrors of the flats and reefs. They can reach 6 feet long, but 2-4 footers are more common. You'll spot them near the surface around coral reefs, mangroves, and grass flats. These ambush predators are lightning fast, hitting 35 mph in short bursts. Barracuda are curious and will often follow boats or divers. Spring is prime time as they gather to spawn. Anglers love the thrill of their explosive strikes and acrobatic fights. Use shiny lures or live bait like pinfish. Here's a local tip: when you see a 'cuda following your bait, give it a quick jerk to trigger that predatory instinct. Just watch those teeth when landing one - they're no joke! While not the best eating, barracuda offer an exciting catch for sport fishers.

Great Barracuda

Pacific Pompano

Pacific pompano are small but feisty fish, usually under 8 inches long. You'll find them near sandy shores and piers, often in schools. They hang out in the middle depths over sandy or rocky bottoms. These little guys are quick and easily spooked, so a light touch is key. They're available year-round but seem to bite best in warmer months. Anglers enjoy targeting them for their sweet, flaky meat - it's a real delicacy. Use small hooks, size 6 or 8, with bits of shrimp or mussel for bait. Here's a local trick: when pompano are being picky, try jigging a small gold spoon just off the bottom. Their curiosity often gets the better of them. While not a trophy fish, Pacific pompano offer a fun, light-tackle challenge and a tasty reward.

Pacific Pompano

Red Grouper

Red grouper are tasty bottom-dwellers you'll find lurking around reefs, ledges and wrecks. Most average 5-10 pounds, but they can get up to 50 pounds. Look for them in 60-300 feet of water - they like rocky or muddy bottoms. These fish aren't speedsters, but they're stubborn fighters that'll try to dive back to their hole. Red grouper bite year-round, but winter is usually best as they move to shallower waters. Anglers target them for their delicious, firm white meat. They're aggressive eaters, so live bait like pinfish or squid works great. Here's a pro tip: when you hook one, reel fast and steady to get it away from the bottom before it can break you off on structure. Tasty eating and a fun fight make red grouper a favorite for many.

Red Grouper

Tarpon

Tarpon are the giants of inshore fishing. These silver beasts can reach 6 feet long and over 200 pounds, though 4-footers around 80-100 pounds are more common. You'll find them in deeper channels, moats around keys, and along Atlantic and Gulf flats edges. They're famous for their acrobatic leaps - seeing a big tarpon launch itself skyward is unforgettable. Spring and summer are prime tarpon seasons as they migrate through. Anglers love the challenge of hooking and landing these powerful fighters. Use heavy tackle and be ready for a battle. A local trick: when you feel that first bite, give the fish a second to turn before setting the hook hard. And hang on tight - tarpon have bony mouths that make them tricky to keep on the line.

Tarpon

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Ready for some laid-back fishing in Cabo Rojo? Hop aboard Captain Tony's boat for a chill 4-hour trip targeting redfish, snook, and sheepshead in the local flats and reefs. This private charter is perfect whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet. You might even reel in some black grouper or great barracuda while you're at it. No need to lug your gear - all the rods, reels, tackle, and bait are provided, plus ice and water to keep you hydrated. Feel free to pack some snacks and your favorite drinks too. Leaving at 1 PM, you'll have plenty of time to soak up the afternoon sun and get some expert tips from the captain. Just remember to lock in your spot with a deposit when you book. It's non-refundable, but it guarantees your place on this sweet fishing adventure.
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