Cabo Fishing Report - Blue Sky Cabo Fish

Cabo Fishing Report – March **hidden content** Marlin Released and 1 Skipjack Five-Hour Cabo Fishing Charter Aboard the 35-Foot Riviera Blue Water Four anglers enjoyed a successful morning of Cabo sportfishing on March 19, 2024, aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters. Cheryl, Charles, Maryjo and Steven departed Cabo San Lucas Marina at 6:00 AM for a five-hour private fishing trip. By their 11:00 AM return, the group had recorded one marlin caught and released and one skipjack, representing two different species. The marlin release was the standout result of the charter, adding another documented billfish catch to Cabo's March fishing season. Cabo Fishing Results – March 19, 2024 Charter Details Fishing Results Date March 19, 2024 Vessel 35' Riviera Blue Water Charter Duration 5 Hours Departure 6:00 AM Return 11:00 AM Anglers Cheryl, Charles, Maryjo and Steven Marlin 1 Released Skipjack 1 Caught Total Fish 2 Species 2 A Marlin Release Highlights the Morning For many anglers visiting Cabo San Lucas, catching a marlin is one of the most anticipated experiences of an offshore fishing charter. Cheryl, Charles, Maryjo and Steven added a marlin to their fishing results during this March 19 outing. The fish was successfully released, making the encounter the most significant documented catch of their five-hour trip. March falls within Cabo's traditional striped marlin season, although the exact species of this particular marlin was not recorded. The fish's size and the specific offshore fishing grounds were also not documented. What makes this result noteworthy is the confirmed catch and release aboard the Riviera Blue Water during a relatively short morning charter. Marlin releases are an established part of responsible sportfishing in Cabo San Lucas, allowing anglers to experience these powerful game fish while returning them to the ocean. One Skipjack Adds a Second Species Along with the marlin, the four anglers recorded one skipjack. Skipjack are members of the tuna family and are commonly encountered in the offshore waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas. Known for their speed and active fighting style, they provide a different fishing experience from larger billfish. The skipjack brought the group's total to two fish and two species for the morning. Its release status was not specified in the charter details. While the marlin was the primary highlight, the additional catch contributed to the variety of the trip. Five Hours Aboard the Riviera Blue Water The group selected Blue Sky Cabo's 35-foot Riviera Blue Water for their private fishing experience. Their charter began at 6:00 AM, an early departure that is common among sportfishing boats operating from Cabo San Lucas Marina. The four anglers spent five hours aboard the vessel before returning at 11:00 AM. During that period, they recorded a released marlin and a skipjack, demonstrating that a five-hour Cabo fishing charter can produce encounters with different offshore species. Fishing results vary with daily conditions, seasonal fish movements and the availability of baitfish. For this particular outing, the documented result was two fish, including one released billfish. March Fishing in Cabo San Lucas March is an important period for marlin fishing around the southern tip of Baja California. Striped marlin are a prominent seasonal target, while other offshore species may also be encountered depending on ocean conditions. The waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas support a diverse sportfish population, making each charter an opportunity to encounter something different. For Cheryl, Charles, Maryjo and Steven, March 19, 2024, delivered a memorable marlin release aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water. Their trip adds another verified historical catch result to Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters' collection of Cabo fishing reports. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters F Dock, IGY Marina Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico Cabo Fishing Report - Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters - 35’ | Riviera | March 19, 2024 | 5 Hours | 1 Marlin Released, 1 Skipjack Caught.