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Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Report

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Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Marlin Released, 1 Skipjack 35 Foot Riviera – Blue Water – Captain Oscar December **hidden content** Marlin Released, 1 Skipjack – Cabo Fishing Report A seven-hour shared fishing charter aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water produced a marlin and a skipjack on December 19, 2023, with Captain Oscar operating from IGY Marina in Cabo San Lucas. Phillip, Nick and Jenna were the three named guests associated with the four-passenger reservation. Their booking was linked to Concord, California, in the San Francisco East Bay region, with Villa del Palmar identified as their Los Cabos resort. Originally booked aboard the 32-foot Blue Star, the group received an upgrade to the larger Riviera Blue Water. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Date: December 19, 2023 | Day: Tuesday Boat: 35 Foot Riviera Blue Water | Captain: Oscar Charter: 7 Hours | Type: Shared Charter Passengers: 4 | Named Guests: Phillip, Nick, Jenna City Association: Concord, California | Hotel: Villa del Palmar Departure: 6:00 AM | Scheduled Return: 1:00 PM Marlin Caught: 1 | Marlin Released: 1 Skipjack Caught: 1 | Total Fish: 2 Marlin Release Rate: 100% | Departure Dock: F Dock Marina: IGY Cabo San Lucas | Boat Upgrade: Blue Star to Blue Water Fishing Shirts: 2 White Quick-Dry | Sizes: Medium, XL Cabo Fishing Charter Report – December Offshore Action Captain Oscar's seven-hour charter offered the group an extended morning of fishing in the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas. The reservation was scheduled from 6:00 AM until 1:00 PM, providing time to pursue offshore game fish aboard the Riviera Blue Water. December is an important period for marlin fishing around southern Baja California, where seasonal currents and baitfish movements influence offshore activity. The charter recorded one marlin, reported as released in accordance with Blue Sky Cabo's billfish conservation policy. One skipjack added another species to the catch. The original booking does not identify individual catch assignments, fish weights, exact fishing grounds or successful tackle presentations. Cabo Fishing Yacht Charter – Blue Water Upgrade An important feature of this reservation was the vessel upgrade. The guests originally had the 32-foot Blue Star booked before moving to the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water. For a shared fishing party, the larger vessel provided a different onboard setting for the seven-hour excursion. The reservation also included two white quick-dry fishing shirts, one medium and one extra-large. Jenna, Phillip and Nick were associated with Villa del Palmar and the Concord, California, region. A fourth passenger was included in the reservation, but that guest's first name was not recorded. The combination of a larger sportfishing vessel, an early departure and two offshore species made this a distinctive December charter. Cabo Fishing Report – Responsible Marlin Fishing Marlin are among the most sought-after game fish in Cabo San Lucas. Their strength, speed and endurance attract anglers from around the world. Blue Sky Cabo follows a catch-and-release policy for marlin, supporting responsible recreational fishing. The December 19 charter recorded a successful marlin release. The skipjack catch is documented separately because the original booking does not confirm whether that fish was released. Cabo Fishing Report - Final Charter Record Date: December 19, 2023 | Boat: 35 Foot Riviera Blue Water Captain: Oscar | Charter Duration: 7 Hours Charter Type: Shared | Passengers: 4 Named Guests: Phillip, Nick, Jenna | City Association: Concord, California Hotel: Villa del Palmar | Departure: 6:00 AM Scheduled Return: 1:00 PM | Marlin: 1 Released Skipjack: 1 Caught | Total Fish: 2 Marlin Release Rate: 100% | Boat Upgrade: Blue Star to Blue Water Shirts: 2 White Quick-Dry | Sizes: Medium, XL Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Cabo San Lucas Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | December 19, 2023 | 35 Foot Riviera Blue Water – Captain Oscar | 7-Hour Shared Charter | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released, 1 Skipjack
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If you're here to make the most of fishing in Cabo San Lucas, look no further than Blue Sky Cabo! These waters are known for Marlin, Sailfish, Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, Tuna, Roosterfish, and many more. Depending on the species you're after, you may fin...

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