12 HR Offshore Fishing Adventure
Private Trip
Offshore Fishing
12hour offshore adventure targeting tuna, mahi, marlin, and tilefishDeep water fishing experience accommodates up to 4 guests maximumMobSquad fishing provides trophysized catch opportunities in open waters
Picture this: you're heading out before dawn, cutting through calm waters as the sun starts painting the horizon. This isn't your typical half-day fishing trip – we're talking about a serious 12-hour offshore adventure that puts you right in the heart of big game fishing territory. With MobSquad Fishing, you'll be targeting some of the ocean's most prized fighters in deep blue waters where the real monsters live. This top-rated charter accommodates up to 4 anglers, so you're getting personalized attention and plenty of room to battle fish without bumping elbows. Fair warning though – bring your own snacks and drinks because we're focused on putting you on fish, not serving lunch.
When I say we're going offshore, I mean we're leaving the shallow stuff far behind and heading to where the water turns that deep cobalt blue. We're talking about a full day of serious fishing – 12 hours gives us time to hit multiple spots and really dial in on what's biting. The beauty of a long trip like this is we can adjust our game plan based on what we're seeing out there. Maybe the Mahi are going crazy on floating debris in the morning, or perhaps we need to spend extra time working a temperature break where the Tuna are stacked up. You'll experience everything from high-speed trolling to precision bottom fishing, and trust me, your arms will know you've been working by the end of the day. The offshore environment is a whole different world – you might see dolphins racing our wake, flying fish skipping across the surface, or even whales in the distance. It's raw ocean fishing at its finest.
We run a serious spread when we're targeting pelagics like Marlin and Tuna. Picture six or seven lines out at different depths and distances – we've got outriggers pulling ballyhoo and lures, flat lines running closer to the boat, and maybe a deep line with a swimming plug. The key is covering the water column and giving these fish different presentations. When we're after Mahi, we're looking for floating structure – logs, weed lines, or any debris that's holding baitfish. For the deep-dwelling Tilefish, we switch gears completely and drop heavy bottom rigs down 300-500 feet, feeling for that perfect muddy bottom where they like to hang out. All our tackle is tournament-grade stuff – Penn and Shimano reels, custom rods that can handle the pressure, and quality terminal tackle that won't let you down when you hook into a fish of a lifetime. We've got everything from 30-pound class gear for Mahi up to 80-pound tackle for big Marlin.
The Blue Marlin is the undisputed king out here, and when one crashes your spread, everything changes. These fish average 200-400 pounds but can push well over 500, and they'll put on an aerial display that'll have your heart pounding. Peak season runs through late spring and early fall when the water temperatures are just right. What makes them special? Pure power and attitude – a big Blue will greyhound across the surface, then sound deep and test every ounce of your strength and endurance. The Mahi Mahi are year-round favorites and arguably the most fun fish in the ocean. Bulls can hit 40-50 pounds and they fight like they're twice that size, plus their colors are absolutely stunning when they're lit up. They school up around any floating structure, and once you find them, you can often catch multiple fish. Bigeye Tuna are the night shift workers – these deep-water bruisers come up to feed after dark and can exceed 200 pounds. They're incredibly strong and make blistering runs that'll smoke your reel. Yellowfin Tuna are speed demons that travel in schools and hit trolled baits with authority. They're perfect eating and fight harder than fish twice their size. White Marlin are the acrobats of the bunch – smaller than their Blue cousins but they make up for it with incredible jumping ability and aggressive takes. Tilefish might not be glamorous, but they're fantastic eating and provide steady action when the pelagics aren't cooperating. They live in deep water and fight surprisingly hard for a bottom fish.
A 12-hour offshore adventure isn't something you do every weekend – it's a serious fishing commitment that delivers serious results. You're getting access to some of the best big game fishing available, with enough time to really work different areas and techniques. The memories you'll make battling a Marlin or watching a Mahi explode on a surface lure will stick with you forever. With only 4 spots available, this trip fills up fast, especially during peak season. Don't be the angler telling stories about the trip you almost booked – give MobSquad Fishing a call and let's get you set up for the offshore adventure you've been dreaming about. The fish are out there waiting, and we know exactly where to find them.
This Cabo fishing machine is built for serious offshore action, taking up to 4 anglers into deep waters where the big fish roam. With top-quality fishing gear and a fish finder to locate your targets, you'll be ready to battle Tuna, Mahi, Marlin, and Tilefish during your 12-hour adventure. The flybridge gives you excellent visibility for spotting action, while GPS and radar keep you on course. Between fights, relax with air conditioning, grab cold drinks from the refrigerator, or catch the game on the onboard TV. The multimedia system keeps things entertaining during travel time. When you need a break from the action, there's a full kitchen, comfortable bed, shower, and toilet - everything you need for a full day chasing trophy fish in blue water. The icebox ensures your catch stays fresh for the trip home.
Thunnus ObesusBigeye Tuna are the deep-water specialists of the tuna family, built for diving down to 800+ feet where most fish can't handle the low oxygen. They average 60-150 pounds but can push 400+ pounds - serious fish with serious pull. Those big eyes help them hunt in darker water, and they're most active at dawn and dusk when they move up to feed. What makes them special is their incredibly rich, fatty meat - it's the most valuable tuna by weight and tastes amazing as sashimi. They're found in warm offshore waters year-round, but summer months offer the best action. Best technique is trolling just before dark or at first light with short, stocky lures in darker colors. Pro tip: when the sun starts setting, switch to your Bigeye spread - that's when these fish really turn on and start feeding near the surface.
Makaira NigricansBlue Marlin are the kings of offshore fishing - these massive billfish can reach 16 feet and over 1,000 pounds (we call those "granders"). Females grow much larger than males, with most catches ranging 200-800 pounds. They cruise warm offshore waters around temperature breaks and current edges, using their spear-like bills to stun prey. What makes them special is their raw power and aerial displays when hooked - they'll jump, dive deep, and test every piece of your gear. The meat's good eating too, though many anglers release these magnificent fish. Best fishing happens in warmer months when baitfish are thick. Pro tip: when trolling, watch behind your baits, not at them - Blues often follow before striking, and you'll see that electric blue color light up before they attack.
Coryphaena HippurusMahi are one of the most colorful fish in the ocean - bright gold sides with electric blue and green that flash like a light show when they're fighting. Most run 15-30 pounds, though big bulls can hit 60+ pounds with that distinctive flat forehead. They hang around floating debris, weed lines, and current edges in warm water, usually in the top 100 feet. What guests love is their acrobatic fight and how they travel in schools - hook one and there's often more around. Plus, they're some of the best eating fish out there with sweet, firm white meat. Year-round fishing in most areas, but summer months are peak. Here's a tip: when you hook one, leave it in the water and cast to the others in the school - they'll often stick around their hooked buddy, giving you multiple shots.
Kajikia AlbidaWhite Marlin are the smaller cousins of Blue Marlin, typically running 40-80 pounds with that classic billfish attitude packed into a more manageable size. They love deep, warm offshore waters around underwater canyons and temperature breaks where baitfish concentrate. What makes them special is their incredible aerial displays and the fact they're always on the move - they have to keep swimming to breathe properly. Summer months are prime time when they follow warm water north. They hunt by diving down and using their speed to spear prey like flying fish and small tunas. The fight is all about jumps and long runs that'll test your drag. Here's the key: when trolling dead baits like ballyhoo, don't watch the bait - watch the water around it. Whites are sneaky and will appear out of nowhere, so keep your eyes scanning the spread's wake.
Thunnus AlbacaresYellowfin Tuna are built for speed - these torpedo-shaped fish can hit 50 mph with their bright yellow fins cutting through warm offshore waters. Most catches run 20-100 pounds, though giants over 200 are possible. They school in the top 300 feet around current edges, temperature breaks, and floating debris. What anglers love is their blistering runs and the fact that they're amazing table fare - perfect for sashimi or grilling as steaks. They're warm-blooded fish that stay active year-round, but summer months are prime time. You can troll, chunk, jig, or cast to them depending on conditions. They travel in schools, so when you find one, there's usually more around. Pro tip: when you mark fish deep but nothing's biting on the troll, bring in the spread and drop jigs down to them - sometimes you need to bring the bait to their level.
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