Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Report

Cabo Fishing Report – September **hidden content** Marlin Released 5 Marlin Caught and Released Charter Date: September 19, 2026 Charter Length: 8 Hours Boat: 43' Riviera Blue Sky Catch: 5 Marlin Caught and Released September 19 delivered an outstanding day of billfish action aboard the 43' Riviera Blue Sky. Mike, Myra, Al, Rhonda, Richard and Laura joined us for a private eight-hour offshore charter with several species on their wish list, including marlin, sailfish, wahoo, mahi-mahi and yellowfin tuna. Cabo had a different plan. The day developed into a concentrated marlin bite, producing five marlin encounters and five successful releases before the charter was finished. Finding Productive Water While Fishing Offshore From Cabo With eight hours available, the crew had the flexibility to search offshore before concentrating their efforts once productive marlin activity developed. A dredge was incorporated into the trolling program. Running beneath the surface, the dredge creates the appearance of a moving concentration of baitfish designed to attract the attention of predators and bring them closer to the fishing spread. The approach produced repeated opportunities. Once the first marlin appeared, the pace aboard Blue Sky changed quickly. A hookup meant clearing and managing the fishing spread, assisting the angler through the fight and preparing for the release. Afterward, the crew rebuilt the presentation and went back to work looking for the next opportunity. That sequence happened repeatedly throughout the eight-hour charter. September 19 Charter Results Charter Detail Result Boat 43' Riviera Blue Sky Charter Length 8 Hours Fishing Time 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM Anglers Mike, Myra, Al, Rhonda, Richard and Laura Total Game Fish 5 Marlin 5 Released 5 Kept 0 Dredge Yes Lunch Included Trip Type Private Offshore Charter Fishing Result Snapshot Species Caught Released Marlin 5 5 Five Marlin Keep the Cabo Fishing Action Moving Multiple marlin encounters create a different experience from a charter built around one opportunity. With six anglers aboard, each new fish brought another burst of activity. While one angler concentrated on the fight, the crew managed the cockpit and the rest of the group watched the action unfold. The most important part came alongside the boat. All five marlin were successfully released back into the Pacific. Each release was followed by another reset and another search for fish. Mike and the group began the morning hoping they might encounter several different offshore species. Instead, they found a concentrated marlin bite that became the defining feature of their charter. That is one of the interesting realities of offshore fishing around Cabo San Lucas. Anglers can begin the morning with several target species in mind, but conditions on the water ultimately determine where the best opportunities develop. On September 19, those opportunities were clearly centered around marlin. A Strong September Day of Fishing in Cabo An eight-hour charter gave the crew enough time to search, locate productive activity and continue working the area as additional opportunities developed. By 2:00 PM, the final result was five marlin caught by six anglers with every fish released. For Mike, Myra, Al, Rhonda, Richard and Laura, the variety originally hoped for was replaced by something just as memorable: an offshore day dominated by repeated billfish action. Five marlin caught. Five marlin released. One very productive September day on the waters outside Cabo San Lucas. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours F Dock, Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico