Cabo Fishing Report – March 17, 2024 – 2

Cabo Fishing Report – March **hidden content** Dorado, 1 Bonita and 1 Skipjack Afternoon Cabo Fishing Charter Delivers Four Fish Aboard the 32-Foot Luhrs Blue Star Four fish, three species and five hours of Cabo San Lucas sportfishing made March 17, 2024, a productive afternoon for Abby Clemons and Patrick Nelson aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters. The private charter departed Cabo San Lucas Marina at noon and returned at 5:00 PM, finishing with two dorado, one bonita and one skipjack. The mixed catch provided Abby and Patrick with an opportunity to experience several species during a single afternoon fishing trip. Cabo Fishing Charter Results – March 17, 2024 Charter Information Fishing Results Fishing Date March 17, 2024 Charter Company Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters Fishing Vessel 32' Luhrs Blue Star Charter Duration 5 Hours Departure Time 12:00 PM Return Time 5:00 PM Anglers Abby Clemons and Patrick Nelson Dorado 2 Bonita 1 Skipjack 1 Total Fish 4 Species Caught 3 Two Dorado Highlight the Cabo Fishing Action The two dorado were the primary catch of the afternoon, adding an interesting result to Blue Sky Cabo's March fishing reports. Dorado, also called mahi-mahi, are widely recognized for their vivid yellow, green and blue coloration. Their energetic runs and unpredictable movements make them popular among anglers visiting Cabo San Lucas. March is traditionally associated with striped marlin fishing around the southern Baja Peninsula, but dorado remain a possible catch when local conditions are favorable. For Abby and Patrick, landing two dorado during their five-hour charter gave the afternoon a strong result without requiring an early-morning departure. Bonita and Skipjack Complete the Catch The day's remaining fish included one bonita and one skipjack, bringing the total to four fish representing three species. Both species are familiar to crews working the waters around Cabo San Lucas. Although smaller than many of the offshore game fish targeted by visiting anglers, they can deliver fast, lively action. Their appearance alongside the dorado made this a mixed-species outing rather than a charter focused on a single catch. The combination also illustrates why historical Cabo fishing reports are valuable to visitors researching the variety of fish encountered throughout the year. Five Hours of Afternoon Cabo Sportfishing One distinguishing feature of this March 17, 2024, charter was the noon departure. While many Cabo fishing trips begin shortly after sunrise, Abby and Patrick chose an afternoon schedule aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star. Fishing from noon until 5:00 PM, they completed their private charter with four fish. Afternoon departures provide an alternative for visitors who prefer a later start. Fishing success, however, continues to depend on conditions such as wind, current, bait availability and fish activity. For this particular charter, the verified results were two dorado, one bonita and one skipjack. Another Documented Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Experience The March 17 outing adds another individual charter result to Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters' historical Cabo San Lucas fishing reports. Rather than relying on seasonal averages alone, these reports document actual fishing dates, vessels, charter durations and catches. Abby Clemons and Patrick Nelson finished their afternoon aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star with four fish across three species, making their five-hour private charter a successful mixed-species fishing experience. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters F Dock, IGY Marina Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico Cabo Fishing Report - Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters - 32’ | Luhrs | March 17, 2024 | 5 Hours | 2 Dorado, 1 Bonita, 1 Skipjack