Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Report

Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Dorado and 4 Bonito Released Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 35' Riviera Blue Water – Cabo Fishing Report July **hidden content** Dorado, 4 Bonito Released – Cabo Fishing Report Mark and his family traveled from the Cullman, Alabama area for a five-hour private charter aboard the 35' Riviera Blue Water on July 13, 2023. Captain Oscar welcomed four guests, including two children ages 12 and 10, for an early morning offshore trip that produced one dorado and four bonito. Blue Water departed Cabo San Lucas Marina at 6:00 AM and returned at 11:00 AM. The five-hour schedule gave the family enough time to experience offshore fishing while keeping the day manageable for the younger guests. All four bonito were released. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Charter Detail Recorded Information Charter Detail Recorded Information Date July 13, 2023 Captain Oscar Boat 35' Riviera Blue Water Main City Cullman, Alabama Guests 4 Charter Length 5 Hours Children Ages 12 & 10 Charter Type Private Departure 6:00 AM Return 11:00 AM Catch 1 Dorado + 4 Bonito Bonito Released 4 Families Visiting Cabo Discover How a Private Charter Creates Better Fishing Opportunities A five-hour charter can provide an effective balance for families who want a genuine offshore experience without committing younger guests to an entire day on the water. Mark's group included two children, ages 12 and 10, which made the morning schedule particularly practical. Departing at 6:00 AM allowed the family to enjoy the cooler early hours while giving Captain Oscar a defined window to locate productive water. A shorter charter also requires efficient decision-making. Travel time, current fishing information, fish movement and the scheduled return all influence where the captain chooses to search. Captain Oscar used the available time effectively, producing five fish across two species before returning to Cabo San Lucas Marina at 11:00 AM. Captain Oscar Uses the Yacht Efficiently as Fishing Action Develops for This Report The 35' Riviera Blue Water provided a private fishing platform for the four-person family, giving the adults and children room to experience the charter together without sharing the boat with another group. Four bonito accounted for most of the action during the morning. Each fish provided another opportunity for the family to experience a strike, watch the crew respond and understand how the process develops from hookup through release. All four bonito were released. For younger anglers, repeated encounters can be particularly valuable because participation and action often create stronger memories than simply spending additional hours searching offshore. The bonito gave the children multiple opportunities to experience that excitement during a relatively compact charter. A Colorful Dorado Gives This Cabo Charter a Memorable Yacht Encounter The dorado added a completely different element to the family's morning. Dorado are among the most recognizable offshore gamefish encountered around Cabo San Lucas. Their brilliant green, yellow and blue coloration can become exceptionally vivid during a fight, while their speed and active surface behavior make them exciting fish to encounter alongside the boat. For Mark's family, the dorado became the primary gamefish highlight while the four bonito supplied repeated action. Catching two different species also gave the children an opportunity to see some of the variety that makes offshore fishing around Cabo San Lucas interesting throughout the year. Historical Conditions Around Cabo Complete the Charter Record for This Report Condition Historical Reading Condition Historical Reading Air Temperature ~80°F → 86°F Water Temperature ~80°F Wind ~8–12 mph Season Summer Moon Waning Crescent Illumination ~20% Fishing Window Morning Charter Time 6:00 AM–11:00 AM Historical conditions help place this July 13 charter into context. Air temperature was approximately 80°F around departure and increased toward roughly 86°F during the morning, while water temperature was approximately 80°F. Winds were generally around 8–12 mph. The moon was in a waning crescent phase with approximately 20% illumination. These measurements document the environment surrounding the charter, but they do not independently determine fishing success. Bait concentrations, currents, fish movement, captain decisions and the amount of available search time all contribute to what happens during an offshore trip. Younger Guests Experience Fishing From a Private Yacht During This Report Family charters often have different priorities than trips designed exclusively for experienced anglers. Younger guests may value repeated participation, varied fish encounters and a comfortable schedule more than spending an entire day searching for one trophy species. This morning provided that balance. The four bonito created multiple opportunitie