Crew was efficient enough, but did not interact with us much. The captain shook our hands when he got to the boat, went up on the flybridge, and we didn’t see or hear from him until we made port again. There was no real attempt to change up baits to try to catch fish. We caught 2 small Dorado and three bonito in 5 hours. Not impressed with this trip. I will try to find another boat for my next trip to Cabo.

BOOK AT YOUR OWN RISK!
We paid for a half day all inclusive trip on the Blue Tail. Upon arrival at the dock we were greeted by “Captain Juan”. He promptly gave us a story about the Blue Tail running late due to an engine issue earlier in the day. He then said he was moving us to another boat in the Cabo Sportfishing Crew fleet. There was no warning of this situation before arrival. Not wanting to throw away the day we planned we said ok.
After about 30 minutes of trying to gain WiFi access at his marina I had to go to a restaurant I was at previously nearby to pay the “Captain” via PayPal. After that I went back to the boat and boarded. I then realized “Captain Juan” was still on the dock and had simply passed us on to some other guy and his “deckhand”.
We left the marina and the deckhand set up the gear. They asked what we wanted to catch and I let them know what we’d like to target. We then trolled along the shoreline aimlessly as the boat was equipped with exactly zero fish finding type of gear. The fishing done with this outfit is done in two ways. Seeing where other people are and following them and by eye which is usually okay as long as you’re paying attention.
However they weren’t. My wife and I spotted all of the fish along the surface LONG before the crew. A marlin which was spotted by my wife hit the lure on the outrigger but the deckhand which spoke almost zero English wasn’t paying any attention and the fish spit the lure and the opportunity was missed. The captain thought this along with the deckhand not being able to communicate anything was funny and laughed out loud the entirety of the trip. The rest of the trip went much the same way. We landed 1 respectable Crevalle Jack on the trip.
The all inclusive snacks and drinks consisted of 1 pre packed sack lunch with a sandwich, chips, peanuts, cookie and a granola bar and water and Pacifico beers. Honestly, the fishing with any of the Cabo Sportfishing Crew team is a joke compared to every other charter I’ve ever been a part of and I wouldn’t return at a quarter of the price.

Captain Juan showed up reeking of marijuana. Takes us to the fuel station where his boat developed engine problems but continued with the trip anyway. We caught 2 fish (shark and mahi mahi) but were very disappointed with the experience