Fishing conditions improved around San Jose del Cabo during October 5–11, 2026. Yellowfin tuna activity increased at Vinorama and Gordo Banks, while Iman Bank and La Fortuna offered opportunities for bottom fishing.

Fishing activity was suspended throughout September 28–October 4, 2026, as Puerto Los Cabos remained closed following Hurricane Polo and further storm conditions. Heavy swells, waves, wind and rain prevented normal fishing departures. No fishing catches were reported for the closure period.

Fishing around San Jose del Cabo was disrupted by Hurricane Polo during September 21–27, 2026, with the port closing Thursday evening. Before the closure, yellowfin tuna up to 188 pounds were reported at the Gordo Banks, while dogtooth snapper and grouper offered better opportunities around Iman Bank.

Yellowfin tuna fishing remained inconsistent at Vinorama during September 14–20, 2026, with persistent shark interference and limited live sardines. Bottom fishing at Iman Bank produced better opportunities, including dogtooth snapper weighing 40–55 pounds and grouper reaching 65 pounds.

Yellowfin tuna fishing slowed around Vinorama during September 7–13, 2026, with warm water and persistent shark activity complicating the bite. Bottom fishing at San Luis and Iman produced better opportunities for snapper, grouper and triggerfish.

Big yellowfin tuna and a 530-pound black marlin highlighted fishing around Gordo Banks during August 31–September 6, 2026. Hurricane Marie brought rain and wind, slowing the Vinorama tuna bite while bottom fishing produced cubera snapper.

Yellowfin tuna remained active around Vinorama and the Gordo Banks during August 24–30, 2026, with fish reaching 160 and 210 pounds. Bottom fishing produced snapper and grouper, while a powerful Torito storm brought dangerous conditions to the fishing grounds.

Yellowfin tuna remained the main attraction at Vinorama during August 17–23, 2026, with catches ranging from 20–60 pounds and a reported 200-pound tuna. Persistent shark activity complicated fishing, while small dorado schools and occasional dogtooth snapper added variety.

Fishing improved around San Jose del Cabo after the port reopened following Hurricane Genevieve. Strong yellowfin tuna activity at Vinorama and Outer Gordo, black marlin and occasional dorado highlighted the week.

Offshore yellowfin tuna and blue marlin offered intermittent opportunities around San Jose del Cabo during July 20–26, 2026. Shark activity continued nearshore, while increasing swell associated with Hurricane Genevieve led to an announced port closure.

Offshore fishing dominated the mid-July picture, with yellowfin tuna, blue marlin and occasional dorado or wahoo. A broader July 13–22 regional report also noted shark interference closer to shore.