Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Report

Cabo Fishing Report – October **hidden content**' Blue Water – 1 Yellowfin Tuna Large Yellowfin Tuna Landed During an Afternoon Cabo San Lucas Fishing Charter with Captain Oscar October 27, 2026, brought an exciting afternoon of yellowfin tuna fishing for Mauro aboard the 35-foot Blue Water Riviera, operated by Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours. With Captain Oscar leading the private four-hour charter, the afternoon produced one large yellowfin tuna, adding another successful catch to the Cabo San Lucas fishing season. Unlike traditional early-morning fishing trips, Mauro's charter departed Cabo San Lucas Marina at 1:30 PM and returned at 5:30 PM. The afternoon schedule provided an opportunity to enjoy offshore fishing later in the day, with the entire boat dedicated to one guest. Cabo Fishing Report – October 27, 2026 – Charter Details Charter Information Fishing Results Fishing Date October 27, 2026 Boat 35' Blue Water Riviera Captain Oscar Guest Mauro Passengers 1 Charter Duration 4 Hours Departure 1:30 PM Return 5:30 PM Species Caught Yellowfin Tuna Total Catch 1 Large Yellowfin Tuna Catch Status 1 Yellowfin Tuna Retained Afternoon Yellowfin Tuna Fishing in Cabo San Lucas Afternoon fishing offers a different experience from the early departures commonly associated with Cabo San Lucas sportfishing. As ocean conditions change throughout the day, baitfish movements and feeding activity can create opportunities to encounter yellowfin tuna. For Mauro, the October 27 afternoon charter proved productive when one large yellowfin tuna was successfully landed aboard Blue Water. Yellowfin tuna are powerful offshore predators, known for their speed, muscular bodies, and ability to maintain tremendous pressure during a fight. Unlike marlin, which frequently jump above the surface, yellowfin tuna often rely on deep runs and sustained resistance beneath the boat. Landing a large tuna is an exciting achievement, particularly during a four-hour fishing charter. Captain Oscar and the 35-Foot Blue Water Riviera Captain Oscar brings local fishing knowledge and experience to the Blue Water Riviera, one of the private sportfishing vessels operated by Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours. The 35-foot Riviera provides a comfortable fishing platform for guests interested in targeting Cabo's offshore species. With Mauro as the only guest aboard, the crew could provide individual attention throughout the afternoon. The October 27 charter demonstrated the value of professional guidance and a private fishing experience, producing a memorable yellowfin tuna catch. October Cabo Fishing Opportunities October is an exciting month for fishing in Cabo San Lucas, with yellowfin tuna, dorado, marlin, and wahoo among the offshore species anglers may encounter. The waters surrounding the southern tip of Baja California Sur are influenced by the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez, creating productive fishing environments. Yellowfin tuna frequently respond to baitfish concentrations, current changes, and feeding opportunities around offshore fishing grounds. Although daily results vary, Mauro's afternoon catch provides another example of the yellowfin tuna fishing opportunities available during October. For anglers considering a private fishing adventure, the 35-foot Blue Water Riviera offers an opportunity to experience Cabo sportfishing with Captain Oscar and a professional crew. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours F Dock, IGY Marina, Centro Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report - Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters - 35’ | Riviera | October 27, 2026 | 4 Hours | 1 Large Yellowfin Tuna Retained.

Cabo Fishing Report – October **hidden content**' Blue Water – 1 Sailfish A sailfish strike just three miles offshore from the Cabo San Lucas Lighthouse turned October 26, 2026, into an exciting day of sportfishing for Josh and his group aboard the 35-foot Blue Water Riviera with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters. The five guests had originally planned their fishing adventure for September 26, but weather conditions required the charter to be rescheduled. Their new departure date brought a change of vessel and an opportunity to experience six hours of private offshore fishing along Cabo's Pacific coastline. By 10:00 AM, the group had encountered one of the area's most recognizable billfish. Cabo Fishing Charter Details – October 26, 2026 Charter Information Fishing Results Fishing Date October 26, 2026 Fishing Boat 35' Blue Water Riviera Guest Josh Passengers 5 Charter Duration 6 Hours Departure 6:00 AM Return 12:00 PM Fishing Location Cabo San Lucas Lighthouse Distance Offshore Approximately 3 Miles Strike Time 10:00 AM Bait Caballito Fishing Method Trolling Equipment Dredge Total Catch 1 Sailfish Sailfish Fishing Near the Cabo San Lucas Lighthouse The Blue Water departed Cabo San Lucas Marina at 6:00 AM, heading toward the Pacific fishing grounds near the Lighthouse. This stretch of coastline is familiar to local sportfishing crews. Its proximity to deeper water makes it an appealing area to explore when searching for billfish and other offshore species. At approximately 10:00 AM, a sailfish struck a Caballito bait being trolled behind the Riviera. The fish was hooked around three miles offshore, giving Josh and his companions the morning's standout fishing encounter. Caballito is a natural baitfish commonly used in Mexican offshore fishing. Its profile and movement make it a practical choice when presenting bait to predators such as sailfish and marlin. Cabo Sportfishing with Dredge Equipment The October 26 charter also included a dredge fish-attraction system. A dredge is designed to resemble a moving group of baitfish beneath the surface, creating visual activity that can draw the attention of offshore predators. This technique is often incorporated into trolling spreads targeting billfish. It allows crews to present an additional underwater attraction while fishing natural baits. Although the sailfish struck the Caballito bait, the dredge was part of the equipment deployed during the charter. The successful hookup gave the five guests a memorable experience following their postponed September fishing plans. October Fishing Opportunities in Cabo San Lucas October is an active period for offshore fishing around Cabo San Lucas, with opportunities to encounter sailfish, marlin, yellowfin tuna, dorado, and wahoo. Fishing conditions can change considerably from one day to another, making each charter a different experience. For Josh's group, the decision to return on October 26 resulted in a successful sailfish encounter aboard the 35-foot Blue Water Riviera. Their six-hour charter concluded at noon, completing a morning of Pacific sportfishing near one of Cabo's best-known coastal landmarks. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters F Dock, IGY Marina Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico Cabo Fishing Report - Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters - 35’ | Riviera | October 26, 2026 | 6 Hours | 1 Sailfish

Cabo Fishing Report – October **hidden content** Marlin Caught and Released Blue Sky Cabo – 35' Riviera Blue Water – Captain Oscar – 2 Marlin Doubleheader October **hidden content** Marlin Caught and Released – Cabo Fishing Report Chad and Jonathan, the group from Dallas, Texas, enjoyed an exciting five-hour afternoon fishing charter aboard Blue Sky Cabo's 35-foot Riviera Blue Water with Captain Oscar on Thursday, October 15, 2026. The private excursion was arranged by Stephanie, who did not attend, following a referral from Claus. Departing Cabo San Lucas at 1:00 PM, the two anglers experienced strikes from dorado, sailfish, and marlin while fishing near El Arco and the Lighthouse. The afternoon ultimately produced two marlin during a memorable doubleheader. Cabo Fishing Charter – Early Offshore Action At approximately 1:30 PM, a dorado struck a trolled Caballito bait three miles offshore in front of El Arco. Unfortunately, the fish missed the hook. At 1:50 PM, another opportunity developed when a sailfish struck Caballito bait approximately three to four miles offshore near Los Arcos. That fish also failed to hook up. Captain Oscar continued fishing the coastal grounds, keeping the trolling presentation active. Cabo Sportfishing Catch – Two Marlin Doubleheader At 2:40 PM, two marlin struck trolled Caballito baitfish between the Lighthouse and El Arco. Both anglers experienced an exciting doubleheader, with the crew coordinating the action aboard the Riviera Blue Water. The first marlin measured approximately 100 inches and weighed an estimated 120 pounds. The second measured approximately 104 inches and weighed an estimated 130 pounds. Both marlin were caught and released under Blue Sky Cabo's billfish conservation policy. The charter included: Tournament Dredge – Fish Attraction Device. Two lunches for the guests. Five hours of private afternoon fishing. Two marlin caught and released. Additional dorado and sailfish strikes. Cabo Fishing Report – Charter Statistics Charter Details Recorded Information Date October 15, 2026 Vessel 35' Riviera Blue Water Captain Oscar Guests Chad and Jonathan Group Origin Dallas, Texas Passengers 2 Charter Duration 5 Hours Departure 1:00 PM Return 6:00 PM Fishing Area El Arco, Los Arcos and Lighthouse Marlin 2 Caught and Released First Marlin 100 inches / Approximately 120 lbs Second Marlin 104 inches / Approximately 130 lbs Dorado 1 Missed Strike Sailfish 1 Missed Strike Total Fish Caught 2 Bait Caballito Tournament Dredge Included Lunches 2 Fishing Licenses Included Cabo Fishing Charter – Final Results The October 15 afternoon charter demonstrated how quickly fishing opportunities can develop around Cabo San Lucas. After two early missed strikes, Captain Oscar and the crew helped Chad and Jonathan complete a memorable marlin doubleheader. The five-hour excursion concluded with two marlin caught and released, providing an exciting finish to the group's private fishing experience. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Final Catch Summary: October 15, 2026 | Riviera | 35 Feet | 5 Hours | 2 Marlin Caught and Released