Best Ways to Catch Blue Marlin Ultimate Fishing Simulator
Top Blue Marlin Fishing Charters
Sportfisher in Cabo San Lucas
from $845
Center Console in Key West
from $1000
Sportfisher in Port Aransas
from $1950
Center Console in Tulum
from $300
Sportfisher in San Juan
from $800
Sportfisher in Punta Cana
from $850
Sportfisher in Sandys
from $980
Sportfisher in Punta Cana
from $650
Sportfisher in Kailua-Kona
from $600
Sportfisher in Cabo San Lucas
from $2088
Sportfisher in Cabo San Lucas
from $1090
Recent Reviews
★★★★★
Highly recommend Blue Sky Cabo charter. Everything was explained very well by the owner in an email before the trip (where to go, what to bring) and ended up catching a trophy Mahi! Had the fish cooked fresh at Alexander's 4 different ways at the marina afterwards. Capt. Julio and Jorge have been fishing these waters for over 20 years and are very knowledgeable. We will be booking again very soon for marlin season. Thank you again!
Austin S. with Jim K. of Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
★★★★★
Another great Captain Experiences trip in the books! While the seasonal timing wasn't the best, Blue Sky Cabo was top notch as always and very up front about catch expectations. The crew worked tirelessly to put us on some fish and succeeded in getting us in some Dorado. This was a family trip aimed at exposing fishing newbies to the experience and spending time together on the water. Success all around! As the saying goes, "There is no such thing as a bad fishing day". Huge shoutout to Blue Sky Cabo and their impeccable crew, equipment, and service. This was my second trip with Blue Sky, and I will definitely be back!!!
Drew C. with Jim K. of Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
★★★★★
Excellent experience. Thoroughly enjoyed the trip. Captain Roger put us on the fish and kept us there. We caught way more fish and had to cull it down to these keepers. Boat was in great working order and clean, my wife said it was especiaIly great on the inside. There was plenty of room for the 4 of us to fish at the same time. I would highly suggest the 12 hour trip with this captain and crew. I've been on a couple of charter trips and this was the best by far. Thanks Captain Roger!!!
Jason J. with Roger S. of Port Aransas, Texas
★★★★★
Excellent experience. Thoroughly enjoyed the trip. Captain Roger put us on the fish and kept us there. We caught way more fish and had to cull it down to these keepers. Boat was in great working order and clean, my wife said it was especiaIly great on the inside. There was plenty of room for the 4 of us to fish at the same time. I would highly suggest the 12 hour trip with this captain and crew. I've been on a couple of charter trips and this was the best by far. Thanks Captain Roger!!!
Jason J. with Roger S. of Port Aransas, Texas
★★★★★
These guys are awesome! You wont find a more professional operation in Tulum. They picked us up from our hotel, made sure we were prepped with sunscreen and everything else we needed to get out there, and had water, soda, and beer on board in pre-stocked coolers for us. Each boat had a captain and a mate who worked hard together to put us on the fish, and between the 3 boats our group took out we caught a bunch of mahi and the biggest barracuda Ive ever seen. -Attison from Captain Experiences
Attison B. with Carlos S. of Tulum, Quintana Roo
★★★★★
My wife and I did a half day (4hr) trip and had a blast. Captain and deckhand we're both really nice. Caught some mahi which they filleted for us. Highly recommend for anyone traveling to Punta Cana!
Nicholas C. with Edgar A. of Punta Cana, La Altagracia Province
★★★★★
We had a great time fishing. John was great knowledgeable and did everything he could to make the fishing trip successful for us. We would reccomend Captain Experience to anybody. We will definitely be booking it again when we go back to Key West.
Eve T. with Mark B. of Key West, Florida
★★★★★
Everying as promised. If you want a fishing experience captain Dale is your man. We had an amazing day and Dale and Jack took care of us. Can't say enough about the experience and we had ages 8 to 80 involved. Great times aboard the Sea Strike.
Tom H. with Dale L. of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
★★★★★
Captain Francisco was ON FIRE 🔥 He brought such a positive energy to our trip. We got zero fish on another boat our first day out, and Francisco guaranteed us fish. We saw dolphins and whales. Not a moment was wasted. He knew where to find the catch of the season. He connected us with a wonderful local man who cleaned, filleted, packed, and froze our fish for the trip home. I trust him. Very professional and took care of our transport in the morning and the fishing license.
Casey K. with Louis P. of Loreto, Baja California Sur
★★★★★
Where do I begin…AMAZING! From the moment we boarded it was 5 star. Captain David was a true pro and the guides were talented, friendly, and made the whole experience next level. I'll never forget my day with Blue Sky Cabo! Shark ✔️ Marlin ✔️ & we got to meet a sea lion. Not to forget the countless dolphins putting on a show and a breathtaking whale breach. Exceptional. Highly recommended.
Drew C. with Jim K. of Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
Everything You Need to Know About Blue Marlin Fishing
What is a Blue Marlin?
The blue marlin (Makaira nigricans) is a deep sea game fish, recognized by it's large bill that's used to stun, injure, or kill it's prey. Although they are the national fish of Commonwealth of the Bahamas, they are spread throughout the tropical and subtropical waters of the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans.
Considered the king of all fish, they are powerful and acrobatic on the line, making them a high prize for anglers. They are highly migratory, one study even following a tagged marlin for 9,254 miles. They are the largest of the billfish, and have excellent eyesight, stamina, cold water temperature tolerance and hunting skills.
Like other billfish, they can quickly change color thanks to their pigment-containing iridophores and light-reflecting skin cells. However, they typically are blue on top with a silver belly, and around 15 rows of pale, cobalt stripes. Small, file-like teeth fill their jaws, and above that is a long, stout bill.
How big do Blue Marlin get?
For blue marlin, the females can actually grow up to four times the size of the males. Males will rarely grow larger than 350 pounds, whereas females can grow well over 1,000 pounds. These ladies that reach above and beyond that poundage are called "granders" and are highly targeted by anglers. Length wise, females on average are 11 feet long, with about 20% of that being their bill.
What's the biggest Blue Marlin ever caught?
In 1970, a group of anglers out of Oahu, Hawaii boarded Captain Conelius Choy's charter boat, the Coreene C. They reeled in a 1,805 pound marlin, the largest ever caught on a rod and reel. They even found a yellow fin tuna weighing over 155 pounds had been the "Choy's Monster's" last meal.
...Read More Commercial fisherman in the Tsukiji market in Tokyo claim to have boated even larger blue marlin, weighing up to 2,438 pounds. Blue Marlin are highly migrational and can be found in tropical oceanic waters around the world, above the thermocline, following seasonal water temperature changes. In the Gulf of Mexico, there are many great areas to target, however the Florida Keys remain one of the top rated. Outside of the continental United States, there are many more great places to head towards to hook your trophy. One of the best spots in the world is Kona, Hawaii, known for hosting blue marlin well over 750 pounds. Another popular hotspot is San Juan, Puerto Rico, where the world's longest running billfish tournament takes place. Finally, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico is where there are more marlin caught per hour than anywhere else in the world! Due to the large range that they travel in their migration, the best time to catch a blue marlin depends on the area. Generally, they move to temperate waters of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres during warmer months, and back towards the Equator in the cooler months. In areas like the western Atlantic, the loop current helps to push Marlin around the Gulf of Mexico and up north of Florida, and depending on the area along it, is best spring through fall. This is a great time to head to places like the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Hawaii. If you'd like to fish in the winter months, you can find blue marlin in areas near Brazil and Australia. The most common way that blue marlin are caught is via trolling with artificial lures or bait. When it comes to artificials, they respond best to bright colors and fast movements. For natural bait, options like mullet, mahi, and Spanish mackerel work best. Flyfishermen also enjoy targeting blue marlin. To do so, they use fly rods that are made specifically for billfish, that have more lifting power than the average. Keep in mind that no matter what, these fish are known for their incredible fight. Using a fighting chair, bucket harness, shoulder harness, or fighting belt will help, and don't forget to keep those lines tight! In many areas around the world, conservation efforts either prohibit or strongly discourage keeping blue marlin, therefore most anglers catch and release. The meat is also tough, and has a high mercury content, making it not that favorable for eating.Where is the best place to catch Blue Marlin?
When should I catch Blue Marlin?
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Are Blue Marlin good to eat? What are the best Blue Marlin recipes?
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