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Known by many as the "Sportfishing Capital of the World," Cabo San Lucas at the tip of Baja California surely is an angling paradise. Warm offshore currents from the Sea of Cortez converge here with the cooler waters of the deep blue Pacific Ocean and cause massive temperature breaks that attract a veritable smorgasbord of baitfish for pelagic species such as yellowfin tuna, dorado and wahoo, as well as striped, blue and black marlin. Our Cabo San Lucas fishing chart has been a best seller for years, with underwater contour (bathymetry) data from our Mexican government sources and we absolutely had to make this available. The underwater contours we acquired are absolutely stunning and much more detailed than we ever could imagine. The bottom depth variations are amazing to see as the contours of the ocean floor are shown in stark detail on the chart, in fact this map may easily be the most detailed view of the ocean floor ever produced for the waters off the tip of Baja California! Also, the 100, 500 and 1000 fathom curves are highlighted so you can easily find blue "offshore" water while chasing those pelagic species. Our Cabo San Lucas map reveals such legendary fishing areas as the Gorda Banks, Golden Gate Bank, Vinorama Canyon, the 1150 Bank, Iman Bank, Cabrillo Bank and much more. The chart extent covers from Bahia Los Frailes on the Cortez side and wraps around the Baja Peninsula to the Pacific terminating at Punta Pescadero, just south of the beachside community of Todos Santos. The back side of the chart contains a great deal of information such as explanations on how to fish each highlighted area, GPS coordinates, a seasonal fishing calendar, fish identification chart, and much more. -
Our Ensenada chart covers the fishing areas from the kelp beds of La Fonda located just north of Puerto La Salina, to Punta San Jose to the south, a good hour's run down the coast from Ensenada. This chart features GPS numbers and locations of both offshore and inshore fishing areas such as the Hidden Bank, Upper 500 Fathom Spot, Banda Bank, Bajo San Miguel and the Double 220 Fathom Spot, as well as lesser known areas such as El Isolote and White Rock - small rocky islets jutting from the ocean's surface off Punta Santo Tomas and Punta Banda respectively. The underwater contours (bathymetry) of this chart were rendered from a private survey for natural gas and oil exploration and remain the absolute most detailed view of the ocean floor off Ensenada in existence! Also featured is a separate large-scale chart of Bahia Todos Santos that details out the harbor areas of Ensenada, including the popular Hotel Coral & Marina. This full color, high-resolution chart also features a seasonal fishing calendar which lists the best months for fishing by species and is currently available exclusively in our popular 11"x17" laminated format. -
This chart covers from Punta Final to the north, south to Bahia San Francisquito and includes the northern islands of the Sea of Cortez's Midriff Island region such as Isla Angel de la Guarda, Isla Partida, Isla Rasa, Isla Salsipuedes, Isla Animas, Isla Esteban and many more. The locations of 17 popular fishing areas such as Isla Estanque (Snake Island), Isla Smith, Los Candeleros and Bajo Guadalupe are shown precisely on the chart along with their corresponding GPS coordinates. Also featured are a seasonal fishing calendar, and a large-scale chart of Bahia de los Angeles which shows many of the popular fishing spots and underwater contours of the Bahia itself, along with the facilities at LA Bay for boat launching, camping, lodging and more! This full color, high-resolution chart is currently available exclusively in our popular 11"x17" laminated format. -
Updated with MLPAs! Our La Jolla to Point Loma chart is sure to be a hit with local anglers and visiting anglers alike. This chart covers the La Jolla Kelp and Point Loma Kelp areas in detail never seen before. Spots like The 32, The Airplane, Variety Kelp, Jetty Kelp and The Pine Tree are sure to intrigue veteran fisherman, while newcomers will benefit from the locations of such perennial hotspots like Northwest Corner, the Green Tank and the DO.
