Sit back, relax, and enjoy your time on the sea with an East Cape fishing charter. With Baja Marlin’s East Cape fishing vacations and packages, you’ll go on an adventure you’ve always dreamed of.

 

You’ll make your way through the sea on the Victoria. This deluxe boat is a 25' Super Panga that has it all: outriggers, a downrigger, excellent rods and reels, a complete set of terminal tackle, state of the art electronics, all necessary safety equipment, a head, and a large canvas top to block the midday sun. It is also equipped with a brand new 115 hp 4-stroke motor that can get you "outside" in a hurry. With a wider beam and some extra length, it is bigger than most Super Pangas and is a very comfortable boat, in any kind of sea.

 

With your experienced Baja Marlin crew, Captain Victor Sandez, and his son, Victor Jr., youll be in excellent hands on your East Cape fishing charter. Some of the big game pelagic species you can catch are yellowfin tuna, dorado, striped marlin, blue marlin, black marlin, sailfish, and mako shark. You can also catch bottom fish such as red snapper and grouper (known locally as pargo and cabrilla respectively). Trolling along the beaches, you can look for roosterfish (known locally as pezgallo), and jack crevalle. These are just some of the amazing fish you could encounter in the wonderful 84 degrees atmosphere when Baja East Cape fishing.

 

If you’re wondering where to stay, try one of the several luxurious resorts all along the East Cape; including: Hotel Palmas de Cortez in Los Barriles, Hotel Buena Vista in Buena Vista, Hotel Rancho Leonaro, and Hotel Punta Colorada. All of these nice resort hotels have pools, restaurants, bars, and leisure activities such as fishing, kayaking, sight seeing, snorkeling, whale watching, hiking, etc. There are even options to rent a home in the area. Extend your East Cape fishing vacation and enjoy the beautiful view of the Sea of Cortez.

 

It is time to take a break from work and do what you’ve always wanted. Get in touch with Baja Marlin and set sail on an East Cape fishing charter.