General Fishing Information

BRINGING YOUR OWN TACKLE
Reel Danger Fleet of boats are all fully rigged with a wide variety of rod and reel combos as well as fully stocked with a assortment of lures that are Cabo tested and proven. Should you still want to bring your own gear, you're welcome to do so.

WHAT DO I DO WITH MY CATCH?
There's nothing like sharing your Cabo fishing memories with friends and family. Preparing your catch for transport home is another service Reel Danger Sportfishing offers our clients. We'll assist or help in getting your catch filleted and arrange for professional vacuum packing and freezing. Make sure to bring an ice chest, duct tape. Remember that no ice is allowed in your ice chest when checking in at the airport for your triphome. It's best to pick-up your frozen catch just before you leave for the airport and a full ice chest will keep your catch from thawing longer than a
loosely packed one.

If you don't wish to take home your catch, there are several restaurants in town and along the marina that will gladly prepare your fish in a number of ways and serve it up with side dishes. The prices vary but most restaurants will provide the service for about $7. Once again, if you need advice on where to go, just ask us.

TACKLE/LURES
Reel Danger Sportfishing and network of boats has the most complete and a wide selection of tackle. Rods, reels, line, leaders plus a huge selection of all types of artificial lures for trolling, casting, or surf-fishing. Add our complete selection of terminal gear, hooks, snaps, sleeves, swivels, gaffs, belts, and stand-up gear and you're sure to find what you need when you need it. You won't find a more complete shop in the area. Minerva's is prepared to send you out with every advantage. Our success is based entirely on your success.

LICENSES
Any non-resident alien 16 years or older must possess a valid Mexican Sport Fishing License before fishing in Mexican waters. This license covers all types of fishing and is valid anywhere in Mexico. Everyone aboard private boats in Mexican waters must have a fishing license if there is fishing gear of any kind or fish (or fish parts) on board. A fishing license is also required for underwater fishing.