Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Report

July 22, 2023 – Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Marlin Released, 3 Dorado – 43' Riviera Blue Sky – Captain Luis – 6 Hours – 4 Fish Four gamefish across two species gave Michael's six-person group a productive July morning aboard the 43' Riviera Blue Sky. Captain Luis departed F Dock at 6:00 AM for a six-hour charter with the dredge included in the offshore fishing program. Before returning at noon, the group had encountered one marlin and three dorado. The marlin was successfully released. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Boat: 43' Riviera Blue Sky | Captain: Luis Date: July 22, 2023 | Charter Length: 6 Hours Guests: 6 | Main City: Houston, Texas Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Catch: 4 Gamefish | Species: Marlin and Dorado Marlin: 1 Released | Dorado: 3 Dredge: Included | Live Bait: Included Licenses: Included | Departure Dock: F Dock Four Gamefish Make This Cabo Fishing Morning a Productive Report The catch total tells only part of the story. Michael's group experienced two distinctly different types of offshore fishing during the same six-hour charter. The marlin provided the billfish encounter many visitors associate most strongly with Cabo San Lucas. The three dorado supplied additional action and gave more members of the six-person group opportunities to participate. By the end of the morning, Blue Sky had recorded four gamefish. Marlin Provides the Signature Cabo Yacht Charter Encounter There is a noticeable change aboard a boat when a marlin becomes part of the fishing action. The crew's attention sharpens, the angler settles into the fight, and everyone else aboard suddenly has something substantial to watch. Michael's group experienced that moment on July 22. One marlin was caught and subsequently released. Blue Sky Cabo practices marlin release, allowing guests to experience these powerful gamefish while returning them to the offshore environment. Three Dorado Add Variety to This Cabo Charter Fishing Day Three dorado transformed the charter from a single billfish encounter into a mixed-species fishing morning. Dorado offer a very different experience from marlin. They are fast, highly visual and capable of producing energetic fights close to the surface. Their vivid coloration also makes them one of the most recognizable fish found in Cabo's warm offshore waters. For six guests sharing one boat, three dorado created additional activity and opportunities beyond the marlin encounter. The Dredge Expands This Cabo Yacht Fishing Presentation The dredge was incorporated into the day's strategy. Its purpose is to create the appearance of a larger group of baitfish moving beneath and behind the boat. That visual footprint can encourage offshore predators to investigate the trolling spread. It is one of several tools available to the crew rather than a guarantee of catching fish. Captain Luis used the dredge while working the available offshore water during the six-hour charter. The final result—one marlin and three dorado—provided a strong historical record for the morning. Six Hours Give This Cabo Charter Useful Fishing Flexibility A six-hour trip sits between the shorter introductory charter and the longer offshore options. That additional hour beyond a five-hour trip can matter because every charter must account for both outbound and return travel. Captain Luis still had to make careful decisions about range. Running farther does not automatically improve fishing if too much of the charter is consumed traveling. On July 22, the six-hour schedule provided enough time to locate four gamefish and return to F Dock at noon. Houston Guests Build Another Cabo Fishing Yacht Record Michael and his group were from the Houston area, an important travel market for Cabo San Lucas. All six guests remained together aboard the 43' Riviera rather than dividing their fishing day among separate boats. Live bait and fishing licenses were included, simplifying the morning before departure. The group boarded at F Dock, headed offshore with Captain Luis and returned six hours later with a two-species fishing record. Cabo Fishing Report - Final Charter Record Date: July 22, 2023 | Species: Marlin and Dorado Volume: 4 Gamefish | Boat: 43' Riviera Blue Sky Captain: Luis | Duration: 6 Hours Guests: 6 | Main City: Houston, Texas Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Marlin: 1 Released | Dorado: 3 Dredge: Included | Live Bait: Included Licenses: Included | Departure Dock: F Dock Michael's July 22 charter provides another useful historical snapshot of summer fishing in Cabo San Lucas. Six guests spent six hours aboard Blue Sky with Captain Luis. The dredge was incorporated into the offshore program, a marlin provided the signature billfish encounter, and three dorado expanded the morning into a mixed-species trip. Most importantly, the marlin was successfully released. The final charter record is straightforward: six guests, six hours, four gamefish, one marlin released and three