Cabo Fishing Report – October 8, 2026 – Three Marlin Caught at the Lighthouse Blue Sky Cabo – 43' Riviera Blue Sky – Captain Luis – 3 Marlin Caught and Released **hidden content**: **hidden content** October 8, 2026 – Three Marlin Released – Cabo Fishing Report Three marlin caught and released during an eight-hour private fishing charter made October 8 a successful day for Rick, a solo angler from the Waco, Texas area. Fishing aboard the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky, Rick joined Captain Luis and the Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours crew for a full day targeting billfish near the Lighthouse fishing grounds along Cabo San Lucas's Pacific coastline. The yacht departed F Dock at IGY Marina at 6:00 AM, returning at 2:00 PM with three confirmed marlin catches and three successful releases. Cabo Fishing Charter – Catch Statistics Date: October 8, 2026 | Boat: 43' Riviera Blue Sky Captain: Luis | Anglers: 1 Guest: Rick | City: Waco, Texas Duration: 8 Hours | Location: Lighthouse / Cabo Falso Marlin Caught: 3 | Marlin Released: 3 Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM Dredge: Included | Lunch: Included Cabo Fishing Report – Weather and Ocean Conditions Air Temperature: 81–91°F | Water Temperature: 87.4°F Wind: Light Morning Winds | Sky: Partly Cloudy to Mostly Sunny Moon Phase: Waning Crescent | Moon Illumination: Approximately 5% Historical regional weather observations. Cabo Marlin Fishing Charter – Lighthouse Grounds The Lighthouse, also known as Cabo Falso, offers access to productive Pacific fishing waters without requiring an extended offshore run. Captain Luis and his crew concentrated their efforts in this established billfish area, where changing currents, baitfish concentrations and water conditions can influence marlin activity. Rick's private reservation included a Tournament Dredge – Fish Attraction Device, designed to simulate a school of baitfish and encourage offshore predators to investigate the trolling spread. Although the exact lure responsible for each hookup was not documented, the day's results were clear: three marlin caught and released. With no additional anglers aboard, Rick enjoyed dedicated fishing time, personalized crew attention and the flexibility of a private sportfishing charter. Lunch and a complimentary Blue Sky Cabo shirt were also included. The three-marlin result demonstrates the fishing opportunities available to individual anglers visiting Cabo San Lucas during October. Cabo Fishing Report – Final Charter Record Date: October 8, 2026 | Vessel: 43' Riviera Blue Sky Captain: Luis | Guest: Rick City: Waco, Texas | Anglers: 1 Hours: 8 | Fishing Grounds: Lighthouse Marlin: 3 Caught | Released: 3 Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Date: October 8, 2026 | Boat: 43' Blue Sky | Captain: Luis | Anglers: 1 | Hours: 8 | Location: Lighthouse | Marlin: 3 Released

Cabo Fishing Report – October 6, 2026 – 1 Wahoo at San Jaime Bank 43' Riviera – Blue Sky – Captain Luis – 8-Hour Charter – 1 Wahoo October 6, 2026 – 1 Wahoo at San Jaime Bank – Cabo Fishing Report Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours welcomed Curtis and his group of four guests from the Hard Rock Hotel for an eight-hour offshore fishing charter aboard the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky. Departing F Dock at IGY Marina at 6:00 AM, Captain Luis and the crew headed into Pacific waters toward San Jaime Bank, one of Cabo San Lucas's established offshore fishing destinations. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Charter Details Fishing Results Date: October 6, 2026 Catch: 1 Wahoo Boat: 43' Riviera Blue Sky Captain: Luis Duration: 8 Hours Anglers: 4 Departure: 6:00 AM Return: 2:00 PM Fishing Area: San Jaime Bank Primary Species: Wahoo Equipment: Dredge Included Wi-Fi: Included Chef Services: Included Meals: Chicken and Fish Hotel: Hard Rock Los Cabos Charter: Paid in Full San Jaime Bank Cabo Fishing Charter Delivers Wahoo Action San Jaime Bank was the destination for this full-day Pacific fishing adventure. Located offshore from Cabo San Lucas, the bank attracts a variety of pelagic game fish, including yellowfin tuna, dorado, marlin and wahoo. The day's recorded catch was one wahoo, a highly respected offshore predator known for exceptional speed and aggressive feeding behavior. Wahoo are particularly exciting targets because of their rapid strikes and powerful initial runs. Landing one requires coordinated work between the angler and crew. Private Cabo Fishing Yacht Charter With Chef Services Curtis's group enjoyed an upgraded charter experience that combined offshore sportfishing with personalized onboard hospitality. The 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky provided ample fishing space, professional equipment, dredge gear and onboard Wi-Fi. Private chef services were also arranged, featuring chicken and fish selections prepared according to the group's preferences. The guests had a second charter scheduled for Thursday, October 8, allowing additional time to experience Cabo San Lucas from the water. Cabo Fishing Report - Final Charter Record Charter Information Final Results Date: October 6, 2026 Species Caught: Wahoo Boat: 43' Riviera Blue Sky Total Catch: 1 Captain: Luis Fishing Area: San Jaime Bank Charter Length: 8 Hours Guests: 4 Departure: 6:00 AM Return: 2:00 PM 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 | October 6, 2026 | 43' Riviera Blue Sky | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Wahoo | San Jaime Bank

Cabo Fishing Report – October 6, 2026 – Wahoo Caught at San Jaime Bank Blue Sky Cabo – 43' Riviera Blue Sky – Captain Luis – 1 Wahoo Caught at San Jaime Bank October 6, 2026 – 1 Wahoo Caught – Cabo Fishing Report An exciting eight-hour fishing adventure aboard the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky delivered a quality wahoo catch at San Jaime Bank, one of Cabo San Lucas's established Pacific offshore fishing grounds. Captain Luis and the Blue Sky Cabo crew welcomed Alicia, Marty, Curtis, and Annette, who were staying at the Hard Rock Hotel Los Cabos, for a private fishing charter combining offshore sportfishing with personalized yacht services. The group departed IGY Marina at 6:00 AM, hoping to encounter billfish during their first day of a two-day Cabo adventure. Although marlin were their primary objective, the Pacific had another opportunity waiting. Cabo Fishing Charter Report – Offshore Fishing Snapshot Charter Details Fishing Conditions Date: October 6, 2026 Catch: 1 Wahoo Boat: 43' Riviera Blue Sky Captain: Luis Duration: 8 Hours Location: San Jaime Bank Guests: 4 Anglers Target: Billfish Departure: 6:00 AM Return: 2:00 PM Water: 86–88°F Wind: 2–12 mph Swell: Approximately 4–5 ft Moon: Waning Crescent Equipment: Dredge Services: Chef and WiFi Cabo Sportfishing Charter Finds Action at San Jaime Bank Located approximately 19 nautical miles west of Cabo San Lucas, San Jaime Bank offers productive underwater structure and seasonal concentrations of offshore baitfish. Captain Luis selected this Pacific fishing ground to give the group opportunities for marlin and other desirable game fish. During the charter, the crew successfully landed one wahoo, a species famous for its remarkable acceleration, razor-sharp teeth, and aggressive feeding behavior. Wahoo are particularly exciting because strikes can happen suddenly while trolling offshore. Their speed and strength make them memorable catches for both experienced anglers and first-time offshore fishermen. Unlike billfish, which Blue Sky Cabo releases, wahoo are desirable table fish that guests may retain. Cabo Fishing Charter Combines Luxury and Offshore Adventure Beyond the fishing, the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky provided a comfortable private yacht experience. The charter included professional dredge equipment, onboard WiFi, and private chef services. The planned menu featured chicken and fish, allowing guests to enjoy freshly prepared meals while spending the day offshore. With a private charter, the group enjoyed the attention of Captain Luis and his crew without sharing the yacht with unrelated passengers. October's warm Pacific waters offered opportunities for multiple offshore species, making flexibility an important part of the fishing strategy. For Marty, Annette, Alicia, and Curtis, the wahoo represented a rewarding start to their Cabo fishing vacation. Their next private charter was scheduled for October 8, providing another opportunity to enjoy the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours operates a privately managed fleet of sportfishing yachts, offering experienced captains, professional fishing equipment, and personalized service for anglers visiting Los Cabos. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Final Fishing Record: October 6, 2026 | 43' Riviera Blue Sky | Captain Luis | 8 Hours | 4 Anglers | San Jaime Bank | 1 Wahoo

September 29, 2026 – Sailfish Released and Wahoo Near Whale's Head Jeremy and Jodie brought their sons Jackson, age 10, and Toby, age 12, aboard the 43' Riviera Blue Sky for a five-hour family charter with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours on September 29. Visiting from Australia and staying at Esperanza, Auberge Collection, Team Australia found excellent action approximately two miles off Whale's Head with one sailfish successfully released and one wahoo. Cabo Charter Fishing Report – Trip Statistics and Catch Date: September 29, 2026 | Boat: 43' Riviera Blue Sky | Guests: 4 Charter: 5 Hours | Departure: 7:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Sailfish: 1 Released | Wahoo: 1 | Species: 2 Adults: 2 | Children: 2 | Team: Australia Location: Whale's Head | Distance Offshore: ~2 Miles Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas Cabo Fishing Report Finds Productive Water Close to Shore The standout statistic from this trip was not simply the two species caught. It was where the action happened. Blue Sky found the fish approximately two miles off Whale's Head. For a family charter with two younger anglers, productive water that close to Cabo provides an important advantage. Less time running offshore means more of the five-hour charter can be spent actually fishing. Jeremy, Jodie, Jackson and Toby did not need a distant bank to encounter serious pelagic game fish. The sailfish delivered the billfish encounter. Sailfish are exceptionally fast predators and can produce dramatic surface runs and aerial displays during a fight. After Team Australia's encounter, the fish was successfully released back into Cabo waters. Cabo Charter Fish Action Adds a Fast Wahoo The second species brought a completely different fighting style. Wahoo are long, streamlined predators built for speed. Their initial acceleration after a strike can be explosive, making them one of the most exciting fish encountered around Cabo. Catching a wahoo and sailfish on the same five-hour family charter gave Jackson and Toby the opportunity to see two very different offshore species. The family aspect also made this trip stand out. Jeremy and Jodie were introducing their 10- and 12-year-old sons to Cabo fishing while visiting from Australia. The 43' Riviera gave all four family members a private platform for the morning, while the relatively short distance to the productive water kept the charter comfortable for the younger anglers. By the scheduled noon return, Team Australia had completed a five-hour Cabo fishing experience highlighted by one released billfish and one of the fastest game fish in the Pacific. Cabo Fishing Report | September 29, 2026 | Blue Sky – 43' Riviera | 5-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Sailfish Released, 1 Wahoo

5 Marlin Caught and Released Charter Date: September 19, 2026 Charter Length: 8 Hours Boat: 43' Riviera – Blue Sky Anglers: 6 Catch: 5 Marlin – All Released September 19 delivered an outstanding day of billfish action for Mike, Myra, Al, Rhonda, Richard and Laura during their private eight-hour charter aboard the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky. The group arrived with an impressive Cabo wish list that included marlin, sailfish, wahoo, mahi-mahi and tuna. By the end of the day, marlin had completely taken over the story. Five were caught during the charter, and every fish was successfully released. A Full Day of Marlin Fishing in Cabo An eight-hour charter provides valuable fishing time when the objective is to search offshore for pelagic game fish. The group fished from 6:00 AM until 2:00 PM, allowing the crew to continue working throughout the day rather than ending the trip after the first successful encounter. Catching five marlin required repeated resets. After each fish was fought and released, the crew returned the fishing spread to working order and prepared for another opportunity. That process continued until the anglers had accumulated an impressive five marlin releases. September 19 Charter Statistics Charter Detail Result Boat 43' Riviera Blue Sky Charter 8 Hours Anglers 6 Catch 5 Marlin Released 5 Marlin Kept 0 Dredge Yes Lunch Included Trip Type Private Offshore Charter Dredge Fishing and a Busy Cabo Spread A dredge was included as part of the offshore fishing program. The purpose of a dredge is to create the appearance of a concentrated school of bait moving behind the boat, adding visual activity beneath the surface. For the anglers, much of the excitement comes from watching the spread and being ready when a billfish enters the presentation. A multiple-marlin day also keeps everyone involved. With six guests aboard, each new encounter created another round of excitement as the group watched the fight develop and waited for the fish to come alongside for release. Five Marlin and a 100% Release Rate The defining number from this charter was not simply five catches. It was five releases. Marlin Release Snapshot Result Total Marlin Caught 5 Marlin Released 5 Marlin Retained 0 Successful Release Rate 100% Blue Sky Cabo practices catch and release for marlin, and every billfish encountered during this charter returned to the water. Mike and the group originally hoped for the opportunity to experience several of Cabo's best-known offshore species. Instead, September 19 became a dedicated marlin story. Five marlin during an eight-hour charter gave six anglers aboard Blue Sky a memorable day of Cabo fishing and an excellent example of how quickly offshore action can build when the boat gets into productive billfish activity.

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