I'm no expert but here's my observations. Most pelagics can be caught anytime of the year, with the spring and fall being your peak seasons. Getting offshore in January or February is almost impossible with the winds. Dolphin best times are probably March through May and late September to November. Tuna (blackfin) I think are more prevalent during the cooler months. There's a pretty good black fin bite out there now. To catch yellowfin you need to go out 80 to 100+ miles usually. Kingfish and cobia can be caught on the reefs pretty much all year long. The cobia run with the rays tends to be in March. November and December seems to be great months for kings. Hst for wahoo during the colder months, especially around the full and new moons. Sailfish more prevalent during the cooler months, but we've seen them on the hottest days of July.

More people bottom fish out of Ponce probably due to the distance to the steam from there, which is usually around 40 miles. Plus, there's a bunch of artificial reefs and live bottom spots. Problem is red snapper dominate your catch usually.