Experience Baja with PFISH
Pacific Fishing Inc. (PFISH) is located in San Jose del Cabo and La Paz, BCS year-round. From the height of the dorado blitz in La Paz throughout the summer, to the red-letter days of the winter striped marlin infestation in Cabo, our freshly re-powered 32' twin-diesel Rampage Sportfisher is ready, willing and most of all, ABLE.
PFISH provides professional charter fishing services to sportfishermen and women in the Pacific waters of three countries. With over 25-years of experience, our captains and crews know how to put our clients on fish and are renowned for their customer service abilities. We hope that you’ll find our website a friendly informational tool although we cannot emphasize enough the importance of a phone call or email to answer additional questions and get to know us. Please feel free to ask for references!
PFISH provides daily charters out of San Jose del Cabo and La Paz year around. With numerous species to choose from including three species of marlin, tuna, dorado, wahoo, yellowtail and many others, we offer something for everyone. Plenty of snorkeling gear is always aboard and we invite a lunch-break swim in our warm, clear waters.
With numerous packages to choose from, we offer tournament quality boats and gear, many lodging options along with highly our experienced captains and crews. Choose from our many options, including the "mini-long-range" trip, fishing the entire coast from San Jose to La Paz (including the world famous "East Cape") to fishing and lodging deals built to suit in both La Paz and San Jose del Cabo.
Excerpt from recent feedback report...
"Each of the 3 days were similar in the areas that we fished but different in the conditions and outcomes each day.The last day or 3rd day of fishing was by far the best. Seas were calm all day and the sun and temperature were perfect for us whities, and I mean whities from the Northeast that were looking to get some sun while away from the cold and gloomy weathers of winter back East !! We slaughtered the Yellow Fin Tuna this last day and filled the cooler with enough fish where we brought home about 40-45lbs of fillets that will offer a very nice sushi dinner party upon our return . We ended up catching Yellow Fin Tuna , Yellow Tail , Bonita/ Skipjack , Hammer Head sharks (2) and Grooper. I took about 300 photos of our trip here and will send you a link to view the final edition once completed.
It was also awesome to see all the wildlife , fish and mammal species during such a short trip. We experienced Sea Lions almost every day trying to outwit us and waiting and hiding in the center of the boats while bottom fishing or trolling trying to take the catch before they are reeled in ! Humpback Whales breached on the horizon and you noticed their locations by the water and air that was jetted into the air from their blowhole once they hit the surface . Families of Humpback whales were also close by as well showing their young the ropes. We saw schools of dolphins passing by and an occasional sea turtle swimming towards shore. We experienced seeing Orca Killer Whales the first time in the wild as they followed the excited schools of Yellow Fin Tuna and Bonita / Skipjack that were rocketing through the seas .We gave a pelican a ride back on the final day as he came down and attached himself to the bow railing before being shoooed away!! One interesting note was that every day the Manta Rays breached the surface and jumped into the air doing flips .They were everywhere!! We had never seen this before." Rich M. BOSTON, MA
Our Baja hunting grounds-
San Jose del Cabo Fishing
(October-May)
La Paz Fishing (May-October)
Mini-Long-Range East Cape Fishing
View the "Mini" Long-Range route map
News
01/05/2012
The New Year brings us good news, the striped marlin are here and they're hungry. Over the Christmas holidays a nice mix of marlin, dorado and wahoo visited Little Sister and all but the marlin made appearances with their takers in either local restaurants or northbound coolers. Water temps are holding in the upper 60's near San Jose and mid 70's further west. There are still a few small holes in the Winter/Spring calendar, give us a call and we'll fill 'em up.
09/17/2011
After spending 110 LONG days fishing Alaska, we're ready to switch gears and drop into tropical waters. Some prime dates still available for the Fall season. Drop us a line pfishnet2000@yahoo.com
PFISH - Alaska
Fishing Alaska with Capt. Tat and the PFISH crew. Visit PFISH - Alaska for more information.
Look for Capt. Tat's articles in
Fish Alaska magazine:
- May 2011 - Responsible Rockfishing
- Dec 2010 - The "Other" Hawgs of Homer (King Salmon)
- June 2010 - The Kings of Montague
- January 2010 - Salmon Synergy
- August 2008 - Saltwater Coho
- May 2008 - The Lure of Salmon
- March (Annual) 2008 - Halibut for Humanity
- June 2007 - Lingin' in the Rain
