Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Report
octobre 17, 2026
Cabo San Lucas
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Résumé du voyage
Résumé du voyage
Cabo Fishing Report – October **hidden content** Dorado Released
Blue Sky Cabo – 60' Bertram Blue Sea – Captain David – 1 Dorado Released
Robert and his group of seven anglers headed offshore on October 17, 2026, aboard Blue Sky Cabo's luxurious 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea. Their eight-hour private fishing adventure began with a 5:45 AM boarding at IGY Marina in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Captain David and his professional crew prepared the vessel for a day of offshore trolling, deploying tournament-style dredge equipment to attract predatory gamefish. The group finished with one dorado successfully caught and released, adding another documented fishing experience to Blue Sky Cabo's October records.
October 17 Fishing Trip – Charter Statistics
Date: October 17, 2026 | Duration: 8 Hours
Vessel: 60' Bertram Blue Sea | Captain: David
Guests: 7 | Boarding: 5:45 AM
Catch: 1 Dorado | Released: 1
Equipment: Tournament-Style Dredge
Historical Cabo Weather and Ocean Conditions
Air Temperature: 79–91°F
Water Temperature: Approximately 88°F
Wind: Up to 13 mph
Regional Offshore Seas: 6–8 ft
Swell: Southeast, 16-second period
Moon Phase: Waxing Crescent, 44% illuminated
Historical Cabo-area weather and estimated water temperature. Sea conditions reflect a regional evening forecast, not onboard measurements.
Tournament Dredge Creates an Offshore Baitfish Presentation
One of the distinguishing features of Robert's trip was the use of Blue Sky Cabo's tournament-style dredge system.
This specialized fishing equipment imitates a moving school of baitfish beneath the ocean surface, creating an underwater attraction designed to draw marlin, sailfish, dorado, and other offshore predators toward the trolling spread.
Such techniques are commonly associated with competitive sportfishing and give visiting anglers access to professional fishing methods.
The precise bait or lure responsible for the day's dorado catch was not recorded.
One Dorado Provides the Day's Highlight
Dorado, also known as mahi-mahi, are among the most recognizable sportfish found in the warm Pacific waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas.
Their brilliant green, yellow, and blue coloration, powerful runs, and energetic fighting characteristics make them a favorite among recreational anglers.
Robert's group successfully landed one dorado before releasing it.
Although October is traditionally associated with productive offshore fishing, actual results depend on changing currents, bait concentrations, water temperatures, and fish movement.
A single catch can represent the day's opportunity even aboard a well-equipped sportfishing yacht.
Luxury Sportfishing Aboard the 60-Foot Bertram Blue Sea
The Blue Sea offers generous deck space, comfortable surroundings, and professional offshore fishing equipment for private groups.
With seven anglers aboard, Robert's party enjoyed the privacy of a dedicated yacht, attentive crew service, and lunch during their time on the water.
Blue Sky Cabo combines serious fishing capabilities with the comfort expected from a premium private charter.
The company also publishes individual catch reports reflecting actual results rather than promising that every outing will produce multiple fish.
Robert's October 17 experience concluded with one dorado caught and released during eight hours of offshore fishing.
Final Result: 1 Dorado Released
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters
F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
60' | Bertram | October 17, 2026 | 8 Hours | 1 Dorado Released