Coronado Islands, Mexico
Fishing the Coronado Islands, Baja Mexico: A World-Class Fishing Experience
Located just 15 miles from the bait barge, the Coronado Islands in Mexico offer a unique and exciting fishing experience. With a diverse range of fish species, including Yellowtail, Rockfish, and Bass, this destination is a must-visit for any serious angler.
Travel Requirements
To fish the Coronado Islands, you will need a valid passport for each person on the trip. No exceptions will be made, so be sure to have all necessary travel documents in order before booking your charter.
Fishing Opportunities
The Coronado Islands offer an incredible variety of fish to catch, including:
- Yellowtail: A popular game fish that can be caught well after the San Diego season has ended.
- Rockfish: A species that thrives in the island's unique habitat.
- Bass: Great bass fishing can be found on the island, offering a fun and challenging experience for anglers.
Why Fish the Coronado Islands?
Fishing in Mexican waters means more bites and more fish, making the Coronado Islands an attractive destination for anglers. The island's unique habitat and reduced fishing pressure create an ideal environment for many species to thrive.
Additionally you will be protected from swell and wind while fishing the island, as you will be protected by the lee of the island!
The scenery is something you will not soon forget, fish or no fish.
Charter Details
Our 10 or 12 hour charters offer a great way to experience the Coronado Islands. With 14 fishing vessels for hire, you're sure to find a trip that suits your needs. Each charter includes:
- Light lunch
- Coffee, soda, and water
- Snacks
What's Not Included
- A one-day Mexican fishing license and bio-bracelet, which can be purchased from our landing or online before departure for $45 total.
- Alcoholic beverages (coolers are allowed, but please drink responsibly).
Booking Your Charter
To make a reservation for one of our open party charters, please call or text us at 619-508-7823. We look forward to helping you plan an unforgettable fishing trip to the Coronado Islands!
Summer Species (June to September)
- Yellowtail
- Season: June to September
- Method: Casting with lures or bait
- Size: 5-20 pounds
- Means: Yellowtail are a popular catch in the Coronado Islands during the summer months. They are known for their bright yellow stripes and are often caught using casting methods.
- Dorado
- Season: June to September
- Method: Trolling with lures or bait
- Size: 10-30 pounds
- Means: Dorado are a colorful catch in the Coronado Islands during the summer months. They are known for their vibrant blue and yellow stripes and are often caught using trolling methods.
- Marlin
- Season: June to September
- Method: Trolling with lures or bait
- Size: 50-200 pounds
- Means: Marlin are a rare but prized catch in the Coronado Islands during the summer months. They are known for their strength and are often caught using trolling methods.
- Tuna
- Season: June to September
- Method: Trolling with lures or bait
- Size: 10-50 pounds
- Means: Tuna are a common catch in the Coronado Islands during the summer months. They are known for their meaty flesh and are often caught using trolling methods.
- Barracuda
- Season: Year-round
- Method: Casting with lures or bait
- Size: 5-20 pounds
- Means: Barracuda are a common catch in the Coronado Islands year-round. They are known for their strong fighting ability and are often caught using casting methods.
Winter Species (December to March)
- Rockfish
- Season: December to March
- Method: Bottom fishing with bait
- Size: 1-5 pounds
- Means: Rockfish are a common catch in the Coronado Islands during the winter months. They are known for their mild flavor and are often caught using bottom fishing methods.
- Lingcod
- Season: December to March
- Method: Bottom fishing with bait
- Size: 2-10 pounds
- Means: Lingcod are a popular catch in the Coronado Islands during the winter months. They are known for their strong fighting ability and are often caught using bottom fishing methods.
- Sheepshead
- Season: December to March
- Method: Casting with lures or bait
- Size: 2-10 pounds
- Means: Sheepshead are a common catch in the Coronado Islands during the winter months. They are known for their strong fighting ability and are often caught using casting methods.
- Whitefish
- Season: December to March
- Method: Bottom fishing with bait
- Size: 1-5 pounds
- Means: Whitefish are a mild-flavored catch in the Coronado Islands during the winter months. They are often caught using bottom fishing methods.