Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Blue Sky Cabo 

Cabo Fishing Report – 80-Pound Yellowfin Tuna and Dorado August 29, 2026 1 Yellowfin Tuna and 1 Dorado During a Six-Hour Cabo Fishing Charter A family from White Plains, New York enjoyed a productive late-August fishing trip aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Chewy. Edit, Julio, Isabella and Kennedy spent six hours fishing the warm waters around Cabo San Lucas and finished the charter with two quality pelagic fish. The standout catch was an approximately 80-pound yellowfin tuna. A 20-pound dorado added a second species and brought the estimated combined weight of the two fish to approximately 100 pounds. Cabo Fishing Charter Statistics Charter Detail Recorded Information Charter Detail Recorded Information Catch 1 Tuna, 1 Dorado Total Game Fish 2 Boat Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain Chewy Guests 4 Anglers Home City White Plains, NY Charter Length 6 Hours Tuna Weight Approx. 80 lbs Water Temperature Approx. 88°F Dorado Weight Approx. 20 lbs Wind Approx. 9–12 mph Combined Weight Approx. 100 lbs Air Temperature Approx. 84°F → Upper 80s Weather Clouds and Sunshine An 80-Pound Yellowfin Tuna Becomes the Main Event The yellowfin tuna was the defining fish of this Cabo charter. At approximately 80 pounds, this was a substantial tuna requiring much more than a quick fight. Yellowfin are powerful swimmers built for sustained speed and endurance. Larger fish can make hard initial runs before settling into the deeper stages of the battle. Captain Chewy and the crew helped the anglers maintain pressure while keeping the boat positioned during the fight. Successfully bringing the tuna aboard turned one offshore opportunity into the biggest catch of the family's morning. August 29 Catch Results Species Approx. Weight Result Yellowfin Tuna 80 lbs Caught Dorado 20 lbs Caught Combined Catch 100 lbs 2 Game Fish The numbers show why the tuna became the centerpiece of the trip, but the dorado provided valuable species variety during a relatively compact six-hour fishing window. Dorado Adds Color and Speed to the Cabo Fishing Day The approximately 20-pound dorado created a very different offshore experience. Dorado are known for rapid acceleration, aggressive strikes and brilliant coloration. Once hooked, they can produce quick runs and aerial action that contrast sharply with the sustained strength of a large yellowfin tuna. Catching both species allowed the family to experience two distinct styles of Cabo fishing during the same morning. Warm August Conditions Around Cabo Water temperature was approximately 88°F, with air temperature beginning around 84°F and climbing into the upper 80s. Winds were approximately 9–12 mph under a mixture of clouds and sunshine. Captain Chewy could continually watch the surrounding water for signs that might reveal productive areas, including: Concentrations of baitfish Working birds Current seams Surface disturbances Floating structure or debris These observations are particularly valuable during a six-hour charter because making productive use of the available fishing time matters. Cabo Fishing Conditions Grid Ocean Detail Recorded Condition Weather Detail Recorded Condition Water Approx. 88°F Starting Air Approx. 84°F Sea Conditions Moderate Surface Later Air Upper 80s Wind Approx. 9–12 mph Sky Clouds / Sunshine Charter 6 Hours Game Fish 2 Tuna and Dorado Deliver a Memorable Cabo Fishing Trip For Edit, Julio, Isabella and Kennedy, the August 29 charter ultimately came down to two significant offshore opportunities that produced two quality fish. The 80-pound yellowfin delivered the strength and endurance associated with larger tuna, while the 20-pound dorado brought speed, color and a completely different fight. Approximately 100 pounds of combined fish during a six-hour charter made this a productive family outing aboard Blue Star and another example of the species variety available during late-summer fishing in Cabo San Lucas.

Cabo Fishing Report – Marlin and Dorado Action in Cabo San Lucas August 15, 2026 Charter Length: 8 Hours | Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs 3 Marlin Released and 1 Small Dorado Released Three experienced anglers from Dallas, Texas enjoyed an active eight-hour offshore fishing charter aboard Blue Star with Captain Chewy. Chris, Logan and Dakota finished the day with four game fish encounters: three marlin and one small dorado, with all four fish successfully released. The trip demonstrated the quality of Cabo's warm-water billfish action during August. With approximately 89.6°F water offshore, Captain Chewy continually worked changing conditions rather than depending on one location or one opportunity. Cabo Fishing Charter Statistics Charter Detail Recorded Information Charter Detail Recorded Information Catch 3 Marlin, 1 Dorado Total Game Fish 4 Boat Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain Chewy Guests Chris, Logan, Dakota Home City Dallas, Texas Charter Length 8 Hours Experience Experienced Anglers Marlin 3 Released Dorado 1 Released Water Temperature Approx. 89.6°F Wind Light to Moderate Weather Hot and Humid Moon Waxing Crescent – 12.4% Three Marlin Make It a Strong Cabo Billfish Day One marlin can become the defining moment of an offshore fishing trip. This charter produced three separate marlin encounters. Each fish gave the anglers another opportunity to experience the combination of strength, speed and surface action that makes marlin such an important part of Cabo sportfishing. Captain Chewy continually evaluated the offshore environment while searching for productive water. Current direction, bait movement, water color and bird activity can all provide clues about where predators may be feeding. The strategy ultimately produced three marlin, and all three were successfully released. August 15 Fishing Results Species Number Charter Result Marlin 3 All Released Dorado 1 Released Total Game Fish 4 100% Released The small dorado added a second species to the day's action. Because of its size, it was also released, allowing the fish to continue growing in Cabo's offshore ecosystem. Dorado Adds Another Species to the Charter Dorado offer a very different fight from marlin. They are known for rapid acceleration, aggressive strikes, brilliant coloration and unpredictable movements near the surface. Finding one during a day already producing multiple marlin gave the anglers another example of the variety available in Cabo's warm August water. The decision to release the small dorado meant every game fish encountered during the charter returned to the water. Extremely Warm August Water Water temperature was approximately 89.6°F. Air temperatures were in the mid-to-upper 80s during the morning before becoming hotter later in the day. Conditions were hot and humid with periods of sunshine and tropical cloud cover. During an eight-hour charter, the crew has time to search for changing offshore indicators, including: Bait concentrations Working birds Current boundaries Water-color changes Surface activity Having additional fishing time can become particularly useful when marlin are scattered or when the crew needs to reposition as conditions develop. Cabo Fishing Conditions Grid Ocean Detail Recorded Condition Charter Detail Recorded Condition Water Temperature Approx. 89.6°F Charter Length 8 Hours Wind Light to Moderate Game Fish 4 Sea Conditions Typical Summer Surface Species 2 Moon Waxing Crescent Released 4 Fish Four Releases Complete an Excellent Cabo Fishing Day For Chris, Logan and Dakota, this August 15 charter delivered repeated offshore action rather than relying on a single hookup. Three marlin provided three separate billfish battles, while the small dorado added another warm-water species to the experience. Most importantly, every fish was successfully released. With four game fish, two species and eight hours aboard the 32-foot Blue Star, the final result was a memorable late-summer fishing day in Cabo San Lucas: three marlin released and one dorado released.

Cabo Fishing Report – August 7, 2026 – Tuna and Dorado 1 Large Tuna and 1 Dorado Caught Charter Date: August 7, 2026 Charter Length: 6 Hours Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain: Chewy Catch: 1 Large Tuna and 1 Dorado August 7 produced a quality two-species fishing day for Payam, Daniel, Gavin and Grace aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star. The family headed out with Captain Chewy for a six-hour private charter and returned with two very different offshore game fish — one large tuna and one dorado. Rather than being a numbers-driven day, this charter was highlighted by variety. The tuna provided the heavier, more powerful battle, while the dorado added the speed and brilliant coloration associated with one of Cabo's most recognizable offshore species. Searching Productive Water While Fishing Offshore From Cabo A six-hour charter provides a useful balance between fishing time and offshore range. Captain Chewy was able to search beyond the immediate marina area while still keeping the trip comfortable for a family that included 10-year-old Daniel. Conditions were warm during the August charter. The original fishing record reported water temperatures around 83–85°F, air temperatures around 90–92°F and relatively light winds. Finding productive water remained the objective. When the large tuna entered the action, the family experienced the strength that makes tuna such a popular offshore target. These fish can remain deep during a fight, using their power and endurance against the angler. The dorado offered a completely different encounter. Dorado are fast, energetic game fish recognized immediately by their bright coloration. Catching one on the same charter as a quality tuna gave the group two contrasting examples of Cabo's summer fishery. August 7 Cabo Charter Results Charter Detail Result Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain Chewy Charter Length 6 Hours Anglers Payam, Daniel, Gavin and Grace Tuna Caught 1 Dorado Caught 1 Total Game Fish 2 Trip Type Private Offshore Charter Fishing Result Snapshot Species Caught Tuna 1 Dorado 1 Total 2 A Family Fishing Experience in Cabo Having four family members aboard meant both catches became shared experiences. For Daniel, at 10 years old, the charter offered an opportunity to see firsthand how an offshore fishing trip develops. There can be periods of searching followed by sudden action when a game fish finds the presentation. That unpredictability is part of offshore fishing. Once a fish is hooked, the atmosphere aboard the boat changes immediately. The crew manages the equipment and fishing area while the angler concentrates on the fight and everyone else gets to watch the encounter develop. On August 7, the family experienced that process with two different species. Tuna and Dorado Complete a Six-Hour Cabo Charter By the end of the six-hour trip, Payam, Daniel, Gavin and Grace had put together a simple but memorable fishing result. One large tuna provided the heavyweight encounter. One dorado added another quality game fish to the day. The result demonstrated that a productive Cabo charter does not necessarily require a large number of fish. Two quality catches from different species can provide plenty of action and give visiting anglers a better appreciation for the variety available in the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas. For this family, August 7 became a day built around warm summer conditions, six hours together on the Pacific and two distinctly different offshore catches. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours F Dock, Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | August 7, 2026 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: Tuna, Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – July 30, 2026 – Large Tuna 1 Large Tuna Caught Charter Date: July 30, 2026 | Charter Time: 8:00 AM Charter Length: 6 Hours | Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain: Chewy | Catch: 1 Large Tuna Anglers: Jose, Holly, Alfred, Curtis and Lucas | Home City: Sacramento Water Temperature: Approximately 78°F | Air Temperature: Approximately 90°F July 30 produced a quality tuna encounter for Jose, Holly, Alfred, Curtis and 14-year-old Lucas aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Chewy. The Sacramento group spent six hours offshore, with one large tuna becoming the defining catch of their family fishing experience. Searching for Tuna While Fishing Around Cabo The crew worked productive offshore water throughout the charter, maintaining the trolling presentation while looking for additional opportunities. Water temperature was reported around 78°F. Afternoon air temperatures reached approximately 90°F, with moderate winds creating active Pacific conditions. Finding offshore tuna requires attention to what is happening across the water rather than simply following a predetermined route. Crews may watch for concentrations of bait, birds, surface activity, current boundaries and other signs capable of revealing where feeding fish are moving. The search ultimately produced the opportunity the family wanted. A large tuna entered the action. July 30 Charter Details Charter Details Date July 30, 2026 Start Time 8:00 AM Length 6 Hours Boat Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain Chewy Species Tuna Tuna Caught 1 Large Tuna Total Game Fish 1 Water Temp. Approx. 78°F Air Temp. Approx. 90°F Anglers 5 Home City Sacramento Catch Snapshot Species Caught Tuna 1 Total Game Fish 1 A Large Tuna Creates the Cabo Fishing Highlight Once hooked, tuna provide a very different battle from many surface-oriented game fish. Their strength is often directed downward, producing sustained runs and periods of heavy pressure below the boat. Maintaining consistent pressure becomes important as the fight develops. For a mixed family group, a quality tuna encounter also creates a team experience. While one angler handles the rod, everyone aboard can follow the fight as the captain and crew position the boat and manage the surrounding fishing equipment. For 14-year-old Lucas, the trip offered the opportunity to experience offshore fishing alongside his family. The large tuna ultimately became the fish everyone aboard would remember. One Quality Fish Defines a Six-Hour Charter Fishing success is not always best measured by the number of fish brought alongside. On July 30, the Blue Star charter produced one game fish, but it was a substantial tuna capable of turning a single hookup into the centerpiece of the entire six-hour experience. Jose, Holly, Alfred, Curtis and Lucas shared the offshore search, the anticipation of the strike and the battle that followed. Their day demonstrated how one quality tuna can transform a family charter into a memorable Pacific fishing experience. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours F Dock, Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | July 30, 2026 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: Tuna

Cabo Fishing Report – July 28, 2026 – Blue Marlin Released and Dorado Caught 1 Blue Marlin Released and 1 Dorado Caught Charter Date: July 28, 2026 | Charter Time: 8:00 AM Charter Length: 8 Hours | Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain: Chewy | Dredge: Used Anglers: Stephanie, Jon and Scott | Home City: Houston, Texas Blue Marlin: 1 Caught and Released | Dorado: 1 Caught Total Game Fish: 2 | Species Caught: Blue Marlin and Dorado July 28 delivered an impressive two-species offshore fishing experience for Stephanie, Jon and Scott aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Chewy. The Houston group committed to an eight-hour charter, giving the crew substantial time to search productive offshore water. Their day produced two very different game fish: one colorful dorado and a powerful blue marlin that was successfully released. Eight Hours of Offshore Fishing Around Cabo An eight-hour charter gives the captain considerably more flexibility than a shorter morning trip. There is additional time to travel, search changing water conditions and remain with promising signs when game fish are farther from the marina. Captain Chewy and the crew incorporated the dredge into their offshore presentation. A dredge creates the appearance of a concentrated school of baitfish beneath the surface. Rather than being the hooked bait itself, it provides additional movement and visual attraction behind the boat, encouraging predatory fish to investigate the trolling spread. That offshore strategy produced opportunities with both dorado and blue marlin. July 28 Charter Details Charter Details Date July 28, 2026 Start 8:00 AM Length 8 Hours Boat Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain Chewy Dredge Used Blue Marlin 1 Released 1 Dorado 1 Total Game Fish 2 Anglers 3 Home City Houston Catch Snapshot Species Caught Released Blue Marlin 1 1 Dorado 1 — Total 2 1 Blue Marlin Creates the Cabo Fishing Highlight The blue marlin became the defining encounter of the charter. Once the fish entered the presentation and was hooked, the pace aboard Blue Star changed immediately. Captain Chewy maneuvered the boat while the crew managed the fishing equipment and worked with the anglers throughout the fight. Blue marlin combine exceptional power, speed and endurance. Their size and ability to make long runs can turn a single hookup into an extended battle requiring coordination between the angler, captain and crew. After the fight, the marlin was brought alongside and successfully released back into the Pacific. Dorado Adds a Second Offshore Species The group also caught a dorado, giving the charter a completely different type of game-fish encounter. Dorado are recognized for aggressive strikes, speed and spectacular green, gold and blue coloration. Compared with the heavy power of a blue marlin, dorado provide a lighter but highly energetic fight that adds variety to an offshore day. Catching both species during the same eight-hour charter gave Stephanie, Jon and Scott two distinctly different experiences. One provided the speed, color and action associated with dorado. The other delivered the strength and excitement of battling a blue marlin before completing a successful release. For the Houston group, July 28 became an eight-hour Pacific adventure highlighted by two game fish and one memorable billfish release. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours F Dock, Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | July 28, 2026 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: Blue Marlin, Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – July 26, 2026 – Bull Dorado 1 Bull Dorado Caught Charter Date: July 26, 2026 | Charter Time: 8:00 AM Charter Length: 6 Hours | Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain: Chewy | Catch: 1 Bull Dorado Total Game Fish: 1 | Species Caught: Dorado Anglers: Westin, Madison and Brittany | Dredge: Used Charter Type: Private | Conditions: Changing Pressure, Slower Bite July 26 presented Captain Chewy and three anglers aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star with a challenging offshore fishing window. Westin, Madison and Brittany headed out on a six-hour private charter just before changing conditions resulted in a port closure. Fish activity was slower, but the crew stayed persistent and eventually put the group on one impressive bull dorado. Adapting to Changing Conditions While Fishing Around Cabo Offshore fishing conditions can change quickly. Current, bait movement, water temperature, wind and atmospheric pressure can all influence where game fish are located and how aggressively they feed. That made flexibility particularly important on July 26. Captain Chewy continued searching productive water and adjusting the approach rather than remaining committed to an area that was not producing. The Blue Sky Cabo dredge was also incorporated into the trolling presentation. A dredge is an underwater attraction device designed to create the appearance of a concentrated school of baitfish. Its movement and visual profile can help attract larger predatory fish toward the trolling spread. Despite the slower activity, persistence eventually produced the opportunity the group needed. July 26 Charter Details Charter Details Date July 26, 2026 Start 8:00 AM Length 6 Hours Boat Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain Chewy Dredge Used Dorado 1 Bull Total Game Fish 1 Anglers 3 Charter Private Fishing Activity Slower Conditions Changing Pressure Catch Snapshot Species Caught Dorado 1 Total Game Fish 1 Bull Dorado Rewards a Persistent Cabo Fishing Effort The highlight came when a quality bull dorado entered the presentation and was hooked. Dorado are among the most recognizable offshore game fish because of their vivid coloration, aggressive strikes and energetic fighting style. A bull dorado can make powerful runs and rapid changes in direction, transforming a slow fishing period into fast action within seconds. This fish did exactly that. After spending the charter adapting to difficult conditions, the crew's persistence was rewarded with a substantial dorado and a memorable battle for the anglers. Six Hours of Offshore Fishing on Blue Star The July 26 charter is also a good example of why offshore fishing cannot be judged solely by the number of fish caught. Some days provide multiple hookups in quick succession. Others require the captain and crew to search, adjust and work through changing conditions to create a single quality opportunity. This was the second type of day. Captain Chewy and the crew stayed with the program despite reduced fish activity, and Westin, Madison and Brittany were ultimately rewarded with a bull dorado. One quality game fish became the defining moment of six hours aboard Blue Star and demonstrated how quickly persistence can change an offshore fishing day. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours F Dock, Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | July 26, 2026 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – July 24, 2026 – Dorado and Bonita Dorado and Bonita Caught Charter Date: July 24, 2026 | Charter Time: 9:00 AM–3:00 PM Charter Length: 6 Hours | Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain: Chewy | Species Caught: Dorado and Bonita Catch Quantities: Not Documented | Dredge: Used Anglers: David, Taylor, Michelle, Andrew and Nolan | Home City: Chicago, Illinois Water Temperature: Approximately 82°F | Conditions: Light Winds, Comfortable Seas July 24 delivered a productive family fishing experience for David, Taylor, Michelle, Andrew and Nolan from Chicago aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Chewy. Their six-hour private charter produced two different offshore species—dorado and bonita—while comfortable summer conditions provided an enjoyable setting for the group. Family Fishing Action Around Cabo Captain Chewy worked the available water while monitoring the conditions and looking for productive areas holding active fish. The Blue Sky Cabo dredge system was incorporated into the presentation. A dredge is an underwater attraction device designed to create the appearance of a concentrated school of baitfish beneath the surface. Its purpose is to add movement and visual attraction behind the boat and help draw predatory game fish toward the fishing spread. That approach helped the group connect with both dorado and bonita. July 24 Charter Details Charter Details Date July 24, 2026 Time 9:00 AM–3:00 PM Length 6 Hours Boat Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain Chewy Dredge Used Species Dorado, Bonita Quantities Not Documented Water Temp. Approx. 82°F Wind Light Anglers 5 Home City Chicago Catch Snapshot Species Result Dorado Caught Bonita Caught Exact quantities Not documented Two Species Add Variety to Cabo Fishing Dorado and bonita provide distinctly different offshore encounters. Dorado are known for their spectacular green, gold and blue coloration along with fast runs and energetic fights. A hooked dorado can change direction quickly and may produce exciting surface action. Bonita bring their own combination of speed and strength. Their streamlined bodies are built for fast movement through the water, making them energetic opponents on appropriately matched fishing equipment. Catching both species gave the Chicago group variety rather than a day centered on a single target. The original charter record confirms both species were caught but does not provide individual quantities. For that reason, no numerical catch total has been added to this report. Six Hours Aboard Blue Star Comfortable conditions helped make the July 24 outing particularly suitable for a family group. Water temperatures were around 82°F, winds remained light and the seas were comfortable with relatively small waves. Those conditions allowed Captain Chewy and the crew to concentrate on fishing while David, Taylor, Michelle, Andrew and Nolan experienced six hours together offshore. The combination of dorado, bonita, pleasant summer conditions and a family-oriented charter created a successful day without needing to exaggerate the catch. For this Chicago group, July 24 became a documented two-species fishing experience aboard Blue Star with Captain Chewy. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours F Dock, Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | July 24, 2026 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: Dorado, Bonita

Cabo Fishing Report – 3 Marlin and 2 Skipjack Released Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32 Foot Luhrs – Cabo Fishing Report December 19, 2023 Devin, William and Jessica traveled from the Birmingham, Alabama area and boarded the 32' Blue Star Luhrs for an eight-hour offshore charter from Cabo San Lucas. Their day produced steady variety with three marlin and two skipjack, and all five fish were successfully released. Rather than being defined by one encounter, this charter developed through multiple opportunities across a full eight-hour fishing window. Three separate marlin encounters ultimately made billfish the centerpiece of the day. Cabo Charter Details and Fishing Conditions Date: December 19, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Captain: Blue Star Crew Guests: 3 | Guest Home Area: Birmingham, Alabama | Charter Length: 8 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM | Catch: 3 Marlin, 2 Skipjack Marlin Released: 3 | Skipjack Released: 2 | Technique: Offshore Trolling Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas Air Temperature: ~68°F → 82°F | Water Temperature: ~73°F | Wind: ~9 mph Swell: ~2–4 ft | Moon: First Quarter | Moon Illumination: ~50% Three Marlin Build an Exceptional Cabo Fishing Day An eight-hour charter gives anglers something particularly valuable offshore: time. Blue Star departed F Dock at approximately 6:00 AM, allowing the crew to begin searching early and continue working well into the afternoon. The first marlin provided the initial breakthrough. Once the fish became involved with the trolling presentation, the crew transitioned quickly from searching to managing a billfish encounter. The captain positioned Blue Star while the angler worked the fish and the deck crew kept the fishing area organized. The encounter ended with the marlin successfully released. But with plenty of charter time remaining, the fishing continued. A second marlin eventually created another opportunity. Then came a third. Three marlin encounters turned what could have been a good morning into a memorable full-day experience. Multiple Releases Define This Cabo Charter Report Release fishing became one of the strongest themes of the day. All three marlin were returned to the Pacific after their encounters. The two skipjack caught during the charter were also released. That produced a simple final conservation record: 3 marlin caught and released 2 skipjack caught and released 5 fish caught and 5 fish released For Devin, William and Jessica, the day's success therefore wasn't measured by fish returning to the dock. It was measured by encounters experienced on the water. Eight Hours Expands This Offshore Fishing Report The difference between a shorter charter and an eight-hour trip becomes particularly noticeable when several billfish are encountered. Every marlin requires time. The strike develops, the fish must be fought, the captain manages the boat and the crew handles the fishing equipment. Once the release is completed, everything must be prepared again before the search resumes. Blue Star went through that cycle three separate times. The eight-hour window allowed the crew to keep fishing after the first marlin and again after the second. That persistence eventually produced the third billfish encounter. Birmingham Anglers Experience Cabo Fishing Variety With only three guests aboard the 32' Luhrs, Devin, William and Jessica had plenty of room to follow the action closely. The marlin provided the major offshore excitement, while the skipjack added two additional encounters during the day. Those skipjack were released in keeping with Blue Sky Cabo's fishing practices. The combination created a charter with two species but a very clear identity: this was fundamentally a marlin day. Three billfish during one eight-hour trip gave the Alabama group repeated opportunities to experience one of the primary species that makes Cabo San Lucas internationally recognized among offshore anglers. Five Releases Complete This Cabo Charter Report Blue Star returned toward Cabo San Lucas at approximately 2:00 PM after a full eight hours on the Pacific. The final numbers told a strong story. Three anglers had experienced three marlin encounters. Two skipjack added additional action. And every fish caught during the charter was released. For Devin, William and Jessica, December 19 became a day built around repeated offshore opportunities rather than a single defining strike. Three marlin released. Two skipjack released. Three guests from the Birmingham area. Eight hours aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs. Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | December 19, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 3 Marlin, 2 Skipjack – All Released

Cabo Fishing Report – 2 Marlin Released Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32 Foot Luhrs – Cabo Fishing Report December 18, 2023 Robert and Susan, visiting from the Toledo, Ohio area, headed onto the Pacific aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs for a six-hour morning charter from Cabo San Lucas. Their December fishing day developed into a successful billfish trip with two marlin caught and both successfully released. With six hours available, Blue Star had enough time to leave F Dock early, search productive offshore water and work the trolling presentation for one of Cabo's signature game fish. Cabo Charter Details and Fishing Conditions Date: December 18, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Captain: Blue Star Crew Guests: 2 | Guest Home Area: Toledo, Ohio | Charter Length: 6 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM | Catch: 2 Marlin Marlin Released: 2 | Primary Species: Marlin | Technique: Offshore Trolling Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas Air Temperature: ~66°F → 81°F | Water Temperature: ~73°F | Wind: ~8 mph Swell: ~2–4 ft | Moon: Waxing Crescent | Moon Illumination: ~41% Two Marlin Highlight This Cabo Charter Report Blue Star departed Cabo San Lucas Marina at approximately 6:00 AM with Robert and Susan aboard. Morning departures allow the crew to begin searching as the day develops and fishing activity starts taking shape offshore. The trolling presentation went to work as Blue Star searched for signs of billfish. The first marlin turned that search into action. Once the fish committed, the captain positioned the 32' Luhrs while the crew managed the fishing equipment and helped the angler through the fight. Marlin can change direction quickly, stay deep or suddenly come toward the surface. Maintaining pressure while the captain maneuvers the boat requires coordination throughout the encounter. The first fish was successfully brought alongside and released back into the Pacific. Then Blue Star returned to fishing. Second Marlin Builds the Offshore Fishing Report One successful marlin encounter can define a charter, but Robert and Susan's morning was not finished. Blue Star continued working the offshore water after the first release. The fishing presentation was reset, the search resumed and eventually a second marlin created another opportunity. That second encounter gave the guests another complete billfish experience. The result was straightforward: 2 marlin caught 2 marlin successfully released 100% of the marlin returned to the Pacific Catching two marlin during a six-hour morning charter made billfish the clear focus of the December 18 trip. Six Hours Creates Productive Cabo Fishing Time A six-hour charter sits between a shorter introductory trip and a full eight- or ten-hour offshore day. That additional time can become particularly valuable after the first fish is caught. A marlin encounter consumes time as the angler fights the fish, the captain positions the boat and the crew manages the equipment. Once the release is completed, the trolling presentation must be reorganized before fishing resumes. Robert and Susan still had enough time after their first marlin to continue searching. That decision paid off with the second fish. Instead of returning with one successful release, Blue Star completed the morning with two. Toledo Guests Shape This Cabo Charter Report For two guests from the Toledo area, the 32' Blue Star Luhrs provided a comfortable platform for a focused morning of offshore fishing. A two-person charter also creates a very different experience from fishing with a large group. There is plenty of room aboard the boat, and when a marlin enters the spread, the guests can follow every part of the encounter closely. The morning developed around two important moments: the first marlin appearing in the spread and the second fish proving the initial encounter was not going to be the only billfish opportunity of the day. Two Successful Releases Complete the Fishing Report By approximately noon, Blue Star was returning toward Cabo San Lucas after six hours on the Pacific. Robert and Susan had experienced two marlin encounters and two successful releases. Both fish were returned to the ocean, making conservation an important part of the day's result. For a December morning aboard the 32' Luhrs, the final numbers told the story clearly. Two guests. Six hours. Two marlin caught. Two marlin successfully released. Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | December 18, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 2 Marlin Released

Cabo Fishing Report December 14, 2023 – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters December **hidden content** Marlin Released, 1 Dorado Russ, Leisha, Austin and Abby, with the group from the Tacoma, Washington area, fished aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star for a five-hour private morning charter. Charter Date: December 14, 2023 | Charter Length: 5 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Boat: Blue Star | Size / Model: 32' Luhrs Anglers: 4 | Home City: Tacoma, Washington Marlin: 1 Released | Dorado: 1 Species Caught: 2 | Charter Type: Private Departure: Cabo San Lucas | Total Gamefish: 2 Cabo Fishing Produces Two Different Species The Blue Star departed at 6:00 AM with five hours available to locate productive water. A shorter charter requires efficient use of time because every run away from Cabo San Lucas eventually requires return travel. The morning produced both marlin and dorado action. Cabo Marlin Fishing Ends With a Release One marlin delivered the group's primary billfish encounter. A marlin fight requires cooperation between angler and crew while the boat is positioned and the remaining fishing spread is managed. The fish was successfully fought to the boat. It was then released back into the Pacific. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours releases marlin whenever a healthy release is possible. The group also caught one dorado. Known for speed, brilliant coloration and aerial fights, dorado provide a distinctly different offshore experience from battling a marlin. The two species gave Russ, Leisha, Austin and Abby variety during their five-hour morning. At 11:00 AM, the Blue Star returned to Cabo San Lucas with one dorado and one successfully released marlin recorded. Historical fishing reports document actual charter results rather than guaranteeing future catches. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 14, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 5-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released, 1 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report December 13, 2023 – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters December **hidden content** Marlin Released Glen and Dan from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada fished aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star for a six-hour private morning charter. Charter Date: December 13, 2023 | Charter Length: 6 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Boat: Blue Star | Size / Model: 32' Luhrs Anglers: Glen & Dan | Home City: Edmonton, Alberta Dredge: Yes | Marlin: 1 Released Charter Type: Private | Departure: Cabo San Lucas Cabo Fishing Uses the Dredge Offshore The Blue Star departed at 6:00 AM with six hours available to search productive offshore water. The charter included a dredge. Designed to resemble a concentrated school of bait moving beneath the surface, the dredge adds visual attraction to the fishing presentation. The crew still has to locate productive conditions and convert any opportunities that develop. Cabo Marlin Fishing Produces a Successful Release One marlin became the defining fish of the charter. When a marlin enters the fishing spread, the crew has to react quickly while the boat is positioned and the angler settles into the fight. Glen and Dan's opportunity was successfully converted. The marlin was fought to the boat and released back into the Pacific. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours releases marlin whenever a healthy release is possible. A six-hour charter also requires careful management of travel time. Every run away from Cabo San Lucas eventually requires time for the return. The objective isn't simply to travel farther offshore. It is to locate productive water within the available charter window. For Glen and Dan, one marlin provided the day's headline encounter. At noon, the Blue Star returned to Cabo San Lucas after six hours offshore with one marlin successfully released. Historical fishing reports document actual individual results rather than guaranteeing future catches. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 13, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released

Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Marlin Released Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32 Foot Luhrs – Cabo Fishing Report December 13, 2023 Glen and Dan traveled from the Edmonton, Alberta area and boarded the 32' Blue Star Luhrs for a six-hour morning charter from Cabo San Lucas. Their trip produced the encounter many visiting anglers come to Cabo hoping to experience: one marlin caught and successfully released. With only two guests aboard, this was a focused fishing day. The charter departed at 6:00 AM, providing an early start and six hours for the Blue Star crew to search offshore water, work the trolling presentation and capitalize when a billfish opportunity finally developed. Cabo Morning Charter and Fishing Conditions Date: December 13, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Captain: Blue Star Crew Guests: 2 | Guest Home Area: Edmonton, Alberta | Charter Length: 6 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM | Catch: 1 Marlin Marlin Released: 1 | Dredge: Included | Technique: Offshore Trolling Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas Air Temperature: ~68°F → 82°F | Water Temperature: ~73°F | Wind: Light to Moderate Swell: ~2–4 ft | Moon: New Moon | Moon Illumination: ~1% Dredge Presentation Shapes This Cabo Report This charter was built around creating one strong offshore opportunity. Blue Star carried a dredge presentation, adding another element to the trolling spread as the crew searched for marlin. A dredge is designed to create the appearance of concentrated bait moving behind the boat. Instead of relying on a single lure or bait to attract attention, the presentation adds movement and visual activity beneath the surface. For Glen and Dan, patience eventually paid off. A marlin entered the picture and transformed a morning of searching into a full billfish encounter. One Strike Defines the Fishing Report Marlin fishing doesn't always require multiple bites to create a memorable day. One committed fish can do it. Once the marlin became involved with the presentation, the crew moved from searching to managing the encounter. The angler concentrated on maintaining pressure while the captain controlled Blue Star's position and the deck crew managed the remaining tackle. Every successful marlin fight involves coordination. The fish determines the direction. The captain responds with the boat. The angler works through the runs, changes in pressure and moments when the fish comes closer. Eventually, the marlin was brought under control alongside Blue Star. It was then successfully released back into the Pacific. Two Edmonton Anglers Experience Cabo Fishing With Glen and Dan as the only two guests aboard, the 32' Luhrs offered a very different dynamic from a charter carrying a larger group. There was no need for a complicated angler rotation. Both guests could remain directly involved with the search, watch the trolling spread and follow the crew's movements as conditions developed. When the marlin arrived, the entire charter immediately centered on that fish. The morning's result was simple: 1 marlin caught 1 marlin released 100% of the billfish catch returned to the Pacific The numbers were modest, but the quality of the encounter was significant. Six Hours Provides More Cabo Charter Report Time The six-hour format sits between Blue Sky Cabo's shorter introductory trips and its longer offshore days. Those additional minutes matter when the boat must travel, locate productive water, deploy the trolling presentation and wait for the right fish to respond. Blue Star left at 6:00 AM and had until noon. That gave the crew enough time to work through the morning rather than having the charter defined by the first hour or two of activity. The payoff was the marlin encounter. Once the fish had been successfully released, the result of the trip was established regardless of whether another fish entered the spread. Successful Release Completes the Fishing Report By noon, Glen and Dan were returning toward Cabo San Lucas Marina with a straightforward fishing story to take back to Alberta. Two anglers had left F Dock before much of Cabo's morning activity had begun. They spent six hours aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs, fished a dredge-assisted offshore trolling presentation and encountered one of the species most closely associated with Cabo San Lucas. Most importantly, the fish swam away. For this December charter, success wasn't measured by the number of fish brought to the dock. It was one quality encounter followed by the outcome Blue Sky Cabo seeks with marlin: a successful release. Two guests from the Edmonton area. Six hours aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs. One marlin caught and successfully released. Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | December 13, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released

Cabo Fishing Report December 12, 2023 – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters December **hidden content** Marlin Released, 25 Skipjack Released, 1 Dorado Daniel and Jonathan from Los Angeles, California boarded the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star for a dedicated 12-hour tuna trip. Charter Date: December 12, 2023 | Charter Length: 12 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 6:00 PM Boat: Blue Star | Size / Model: 32' Luhrs Anglers: Daniel & Jonathan | Home City: Los Angeles, California Trip Objective: Tuna | Tuna: None Recorded Marlin: 1 Released | Dorado: 1 Skipjack: 25 Released | Total Fish: 27 Departure: Cabo San Lucas | Lunch: Included Cabo Tuna Fishing Becomes a Multi-Species Day Tuna were the objective, but offshore fishing doesn't always follow the original plan. The Blue Star spent the day searching offshore without recording a yellowfin tuna. Instead, Daniel and Jonathan encountered substantial skipjack activity. Twenty-five skipjack were caught during the charter. These aggressive schooling fish provide powerful strikes and sustained fights. All 25 were released. Cabo Marlin Fishing Produces a Release The charter also produced one marlin. Once the fish was hooked, the crew managed the fishing spread and boat position throughout the fight. The marlin was successfully brought alongside and released back into the Pacific. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours maintains a standing policy of releasing all marlin. One dorado added another offshore species to the day's record. Cabo Fishing Uses the Full Twelve Hours A 12-hour charter provides considerably more range than a standard morning trip. That can be important when targeting yellowfin tuna, which may require substantial offshore travel. Travel time still counts both outbound and returning to Cabo San Lucas Marina, so the additional hours provide flexibility to search while preserving fishing time. More time, however, doesn't guarantee the targeted species. December 12 demonstrated exactly that. Daniel and Jonathan targeted tuna but ultimately recorded 27 fish across three different species. The Blue Star returned at 6:00 PM with 25 released skipjack, one dorado and one successfully released marlin completing a full twelve-hour day. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 12, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 12-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released, 25 Skipjack Released, 1 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report December 10, 2023 – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters December **hidden content** Dorado Jade's group from Austin, Texas fished from Cabo San Lucas on December 10, 2023, as part of a two-boat charter. This report covers the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star portion of the trip. Charter Date: December 10, 2023 | Charter Length: 6 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Boat: Blue Star | Size / Model: 32' Luhrs Lead Guest: Jade | Home City: Austin, Texas Group Booking: 6 Passengers / 2 Boats | Dredge: Included Dorado: 2 | Report Coverage: Blue Star Only Cabo Dorado Fishing Produces Two Fish Two dorado were recorded aboard the Blue Star. These highly mobile offshore predators frequently travel with bait concentrations and may also gather around current edges, floating debris and weed lines. Once hooked, dorado are known for aggressive strikes, rapid acceleration and spectacular jumps. The crew also incorporated the dredge into the offshore presentation. A dredge is designed to create the appearance of a concentrated school of bait swimming behind the boat, adding another visual attraction to the fishing spread. Cabo Fishing With Two Boats Jade's overall six-person party used both the Blue Star and Blue Water. Each boat's catch is best documented separately because two yachts departing on the same morning can encounter different conditions and species. This record therefore reflects only the Blue Star. A six-hour charter also requires the crew to balance searching range against usable fishing time. Travel away from Cabo San Lucas Marina has to be considered again for the return. On December 10, the Blue Star completed its six-hour morning with two dorado recorded before returning at noon. Historical reports document actual individual charter results rather than predicting what future anglers will catch. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 10, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 2 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report December 9, 2023 – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters December 9, 2023 – 5 Dorado Patricia and three additional anglers fished aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star on December 9, 2023, for a six-hour private charter. Charter Date: December 9, 2023 | Charter Length: 6 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Boat: Blue Star | Size / Model: 32' Luhrs Anglers: 4 | Dredge: Yes Dorado: 5 | Total Gamefish: 5 Charter Type: Private | Time of Day: Morning Cabo Fishing Produces Five Dorado The Blue Star departed at 6:00 AM with six hours available to search the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas. The morning's fishing produced five dorado. Dorado are highly mobile predators that often follow schools of bait and productive current boundaries. They may also concentrate around floating debris and weed lines where smaller baitfish gather. Once hooked, dorado are known for aggressive runs and repeated jumps, making them one of the most exciting offshore species around Cabo. For Patricia's four-person group, five fish provided multiple opportunities during the morning. Cabo Fishing Presentation Includes the Dredge The charter included a dredge. Designed to resemble a concentrated school of bait moving behind the boat, a dredge creates a larger visual attraction intended to draw predators toward the active fishing spread. It's a tool rather than a guarantee. The crew still has to locate productive water and respond to the species encountered. No marlin were recorded during this charter. Instead, the Blue Star found productive dorado activity and the group capitalized on those opportunities. A six-hour charter also requires the crew to manage travel time carefully. Time spent running away from Cabo San Lucas Marina has to be considered again for the return, meaning captains continually balance range against usable fishing time. The Blue Star returned at noon with five dorado completing the day's catch record. Historical reports don't predict what the next charter will catch. They provide a factual look at what occurred on a specific day. For December 9, 2023, that meant four anglers, six hours and five dorado aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 9, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 5 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report December 8, 2023 – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters December 8, 2023 – 4 Dorado Duane and Robert participated in a shared charter aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star on December 8, 2023. Charter Date: December 8, 2023 | Booked Charter: 6 Hours Calendar Window: 6:00 AM–2:00 PM | Charter Type: Shared Boat: Blue Star | Size / Model: 32' Luhrs Primary Anglers: Duane & Robert | Dredge: Yes Dorado: 4 | Total Gamefish: 4 Trip Interrupted: Return to Marina | Additional Time: Provided Cabo Fishing Trip Requires an Unexpected Return The Blue Star departed at 6:00 AM for a six-hour shared charter. During the trip, an unexpected situation involving one guest required the boat to return to the marina. Guest wellbeing took priority. After the situation was addressed, additional charter time was provided and the anglers were able to continue fishing. For that reason, the calendar records the trip through 2:00 PM. This should not be interpreted as eight uninterrupted hours offshore. The original booking was six hours, with the additional calendar time resulting from the interruption and subsequent extension. Cabo Dorado Fishing Produces Four Fish The fishing ultimately produced four dorado. These fast-moving predators are known for aggressive strikes, powerful runs and aerial fights. Dorado frequently move with concentrations of bait and can also associate with current boundaries, floating debris and weed lines. The charter included a dredge. Designed to resemble a concentrated school of bait, the dredge adds a larger visual attraction behind the boat and can help bring predators toward the active fishing spread. Fishing doesn't always follow a predictable schedule. Weather, water conditions, moving fish and unexpected circumstances can all change a day's plan. December 8 became a good example. The charter began as a standard six-hour shared trip. The Blue Star had to return to the marina. Additional time was provided. Fishing resumed. Four dorado completed the catch record. Historical fishing reports are valuable precisely because not every trip is identical. Recording unusual circumstances helps provide an accurate account of what actually happened rather than presenting every charter as a routine day offshore. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 8, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Shared Charter + Additional Time | Species Caught: 4 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report December 6, 2023 – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters December 6, 2023 – 2 Marlin Released, 6 Dorado Returning guest Frank and two additional anglers enjoyed a productive eight-hour charter aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star. Charter Date: December 6, 2023 | Charter Length: 8 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM Boat: Blue Star | Size / Model: 32' Luhrs Anglers: Frank + 2 Guests | Returning Guest: Yes Lunch: Yes | Dredge: Yes Marlin: 2 Released | Dorado: 6 Total Gamefish: 8 | Departure: Cabo San Lucas Cabo Fishing Produces Six Dorado Six dorado provided the majority of the action for Frank's group. Dorado are highly mobile predators that often follow bait concentrations, current edges and floating structure. When located, they can create fast-paced action with aggressive strikes, powerful runs and repeated jumps. The crew also incorporated a dredge into the fishing presentation. Designed to resemble a concentrated school of bait, the dredge provides another visual attraction that can help draw predators toward the active trolling spread. Cabo Marlin Fishing Adds Two Releases The Blue Star also connected with two marlin during the charter. Once a marlin enters the spread, the crew must respond quickly. Lines may need to be cleared, the boat repositioned and the angler assisted throughout a fight that can include deep pressure, long runs and aerial displays. Frank's group successfully completed two marlin fights. Both fish were released back into the Pacific. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours maintains a standing policy of releasing all marlin. The group's choice of an eight-hour charter also provided additional time to search changing offshore conditions. Travel time is required in both directions, making additional charter time useful when productive water requires more range or the crew decides to investigate activity elsewhere. For a returning guest, the trip demonstrated how different one offshore day can be from another. This December 6 charter delivered both billfish and dorado action. Three anglers finished the day with eight gamefish: six dorado and two marlin successfully released. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 6, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 2 Marlin Released, 6 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report December 5, 2023 – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters December 5, 2023 – 3 Marlin Released, 1 Dorado Jim and three additional anglers boarded the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star for a five-hour morning charter that produced three marlin and one dorado. Charter Date: December 5, 2023 | Charter Length: 5 Hours Departure: 6:30 AM | Return: 11:30 AM Boat: Blue Star | Size / Model: 32' Luhrs Anglers: Jim + 3 Guests | Group Size: 4 Marlin: 3 | Marlin Released: 3 Dorado: 1 | Departure: Cabo San Lucas Cabo Fishing Produces Three Marlin Encounters A five-hour charter provides a relatively compact fishing window because travel time must be included in both directions. On December 5, productive conditions came together for Jim's group. The Blue Star connected with three marlin during the morning. Marlin fishing requires constant observation. Crews watch for birds, bait concentrations, surface activity, current boundaries and changes in water color that can indicate productive water. Once a marlin enters the fishing spread, the situation can change quickly. The crew must manage the remaining lines, assist the angler and position the boat appropriately throughout the fight. Jim's group successfully fought three marlin during the charter. All three fish were released in accordance with Blue Sky Cabo's standing policy of releasing marlin. Cabo Dorado Adds Variety to the Catch The group's fourth gamefish was a dorado. Dorado are recognized for their brilliant colors, aggressive strikes and spectacular aerial fighting ability. They are highly mobile and frequently move with concentrations of bait, floating debris, weed lines and current edges. Finding both marlin and dorado during the same five-hour trip demonstrated the variety that Cabo's offshore fishery can produce when conditions line up. The Blue Star's 32-foot Luhrs configuration was also well suited to the four-person private group. Everyone remained close to the fishing action and could share each hookup as it developed. The final result was an excellent morning: Three marlin caught and released. One dorado. Four anglers. Five hours on the water. A catch like this isn't guaranteed simply because anglers choose a particular date or charter length. Fish move continuously, and productive water changes from one day to another. That unpredictability is part of offshore fishing. On December 5, the Blue Star made excellent use of the available five-hour window and returned at 11:30 AM with four gamefish recorded and all three marlin successfully released. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 5, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 5-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 3 Marlin Released, 1 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report December 4, 2023 – Marlin and Dorado December 4, 2023 – 1 Marlin Released, 1 Dorado Richard and Yoagny, visiting from New York, fished aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star for a five-hour morning charter that produced one marlin and one dorado. The marlin was successfully released, while the dorado was retained. Cabo Charter Statistics and Fishing Results Charter Date: December 4, 2023 | Charter Length: 5 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | Anglers: 2 Marlin: 1 Released | Dorado: 1 Retained Species: 2 | Billfish Release: 100% Dredge: Included | Departure Dock: F Dock, IGY Marina Cabo Fishing Uses the Dredge Presentation Blue Star incorporated a dredge into the morning fishing program. A dredge creates the visual impression of a concentrated school of bait moving behind and below the boat. The objective is to add another attraction element to the trolling spread and encourage offshore predators to investigate. For Richard and Yoagny, the morning produced two different species. Fishing Statistic Result Charter Statistic Result Marlin 1 Anglers 2 Marlin Released 1 Charter 5 Hours Dorado 1 Boat 32' Luhrs Dorado Retained 1 Dredge Included Species 2 Departure 6:00 AM Billfish Release 100% Return 11:00 AM Cabo Offshore Fishing Produces Variety The marlin supplied the billfish encounter and was returned to the Pacific after the fight. The dorado added another experience entirely. Dorado are aggressive pelagic predators recognized for speed, powerful runs, vivid coloration and aerial displays. A five-hour charter creates a relatively compact operating window. Offshore travel time must be considered leaving Cabo San Lucas Marina and again when returning, making efficient use of productive water particularly important. On December 4, Blue Star's available five hours produced both marlin and dorado for two anglers. The private nature of the charter also allowed Richard and Yoagny to enjoy the morning at their own pace, including Richard's requested Heineken aboard. They returned at 11:00 AM with two species on the fishing record: one marlin successfully released and one dorado retained. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 4, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 5-Hour Charter | Catch: 1 Marlin Released, 1 Dorado Retained

Cabo Fishing Report December 3, 2023 – 3 Marlin and 4 Dorado December 3, 2023 – 3 Marlin Released, 4 Dorado James and his group of four headed offshore aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star for a five-hour morning charter that produced 3 marlin and 4 dorado. All three marlin were successfully released. Cabo Charter Statistics and Fishing Results Charter Date: December 3, 2023 | Charter Length: 5 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | Anglers: 4 Marlin: 3 Released | Dorado: 4 Total Fish: 7 | Species: 2 Billfish Release: 100% | Fish per Hour: 1.4 Special Request: Mimosas | Departure Dock: F Dock, IGY Marina Cabo Fishing Results by the Numbers Fishing Statistic Result Charter Statistic Result Marlin 3 Anglers 4 Marlin Released 3 Charter Hours 5 Dorado 4 Total Fish 7 Species 2 Fish per Hour 1.4 Billfish Release 100% Departure 6:00 AM Boat 32' Luhrs Return 11:00 AM Cabo Marlin Fishing Creates Repeated Action Connecting with one marlin can define a fishing trip. James' group connected with three during a five-hour morning. Each marlin was released after the encounter, giving Blue Star a 100% billfish-release result. The four dorado brought a second type of action. Dorado fight differently from marlin, combining speed, rapid direction changes and frequent aerial displays. That gave the four anglers seven fish across two very different offshore species. The five-hour schedule also makes the catch notable. Shorter trips naturally limit how much water a captain can search because travel time must be accounted for both leaving and returning to Cabo San Lucas Marina. Finding productive activity and making efficient use of it becomes particularly important. Blue Star did exactly that on December 3. The group also requested champagne and orange juice aboard for mimosas, adding a relaxed Cabo touch to a morning that became increasingly busy once the fishing started. By 11:00 AM, James' group was returning to F Dock with three successful marlin releases and four dorado on the day's fishing record. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | December 3, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 5-Hour Charter | Catch: 3 Marlin Released, 4 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report November 30, 2023 – Marlin and Dorado November **hidden content** Marlin Released, 1 Dorado Kevin, Holly, Logan and Tyler fished aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star on November 30, producing a mixed offshore catch of one marlin and one dorado. The marlin was successfully released in accordance with Blue Sky Cabo's billfish-release policy. Cabo Charter Statistics and Fishing Results Charter Date: November 30, 2023 | Anglers: 4 Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | Species: Marlin & Dorado Departure: 7:30 AM | Return: 1:30 PM Operating Window: 6 Hours | Marlin: 1 Released Dorado: 1 Caught | Total Species: 2 Departure Dock: F Dock, IGY Marina | Fishing Style: Offshore Cabo Mixed-Species Fishing Produces Two Gamefish One of the attractions of fishing offshore from Cabo San Lucas is the possibility of encountering different pelagic species during the same trip. This charter demonstrated that variety. The marlin provided the billfish encounter of the day. Once the fish was brought alongside the boat, it was released. The dorado added another dimension to the charter. Dorado are recognized for their speed, powerful runs, sudden changes of direction and bright coloration. Fishing Statistic Result Charter Statistic Result Marlin 1 Anglers 4 Marlin Released 1 Boat 32' Luhrs Dorado 1 Departure 7:30 AM Species Caught 2 Return 1:30 PM Billfish Release 100% Operating Window 6 Hours Cabo Offshore Fishing Can Change Quickly Offshore conditions are constantly evolving. Bait concentrations move, currents change and pelagic fish can appear in an area without remaining there for long. That makes a captain and crew's ability to observe the water and react an important part of the fishing day. For Kevin's group, the November 30 trip produced both a marlin encounter and a dorado catch aboard Blue Star. The two fish also provided very different experiences. Marlin bring the power and spectacle associated with billfishing, while dorado are fast, aggressive and famous for their aerial fights. Four anglers finished the charter with two different Cabo gamefish species on the day's catch record. Ready to fish Cabo San Lucas? Check availability and book your Blue Sky Cabo fishing charter directly through FishingBooker. Cabo Fishing Report | November 30, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Operating Window | Catch: 1 Marlin Released, 1 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters 5 Dorado Retained and 2 Skipjack Released Charter Date: November 28, 2023 Fishing Time: 6:00 AM–12:00 PM Charter Length: 6 Hours Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs Catch: 5 Dorado and 2 Skipjack William, Jennifer, John and Tracey spent six hours fishing aboard the 32-foot Blue Star Luhrs on November 28, finishing their morning with seven fish across two species. Five dorado were retained, while two skipjack were released. Seven Fish During a Morning of Cabo Fishing Dorado produced most of the action for the four anglers. Five were caught during the charter, providing multiple opportunities throughout the six-hour trip. Dorado are known for their speed, aggressive strikes and vivid coloration, and they can produce exciting surface action once hooked. All five dorado were retained. Two skipjack provided additional action and a second species. Skipjack are strong, fast fish for their size and can put considerable pressure on an angler. Both were released after being caught. The six-hour charter ran from 6:00 AM until noon, providing more fishing time than a short introductory outing while still allowing the group to return to Cabo around midday. Charter Details Date: November 28, 2023 | Charter Length: 6 Hours Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Anglers: 4 Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Dorado: 5 Retained | Skipjack: 2 Released Total Fish: 7 | Species: 2 Guests: William and Jennifer | Guests: John and Tracey For William, Jennifer, John and Tracey, this was a productive six-hour Cabo fishing trip with repeated dorado action and two additional skipjack. Seven fish were recorded before the Blue Star returned at noon: five dorado retained and two skipjack released. Cabo Fishing Report – November **hidden content** Hours – 32' Blue Star Luhrs – 5 Dorado Retained – 2 Skipjack Released

Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters 1 Dorado and 1 Skipjack Charter Date: November 26, 2023 Charter Length: 9 Hours Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs Catch: 1 Dorado and 1 Skipjack Returning customer Kelly joined Amy, Chip and Megan for a full nine-hour fishing charter aboard the 32-foot Blue Star Luhrs in Cabo San Lucas. The group departed at 6:00 AM and had until 3:00 PM to make the most of a long day on the Pacific waters surrounding Cabo. The final catch was one dorado and one skipjack, giving the four anglers two different species during their charter. Nine Hours of Fishing in Cabo Choosing a nine-hour charter provides considerably more fishing time than a shorter trip and gives the crew flexibility to search different areas as conditions develop. Fish can move throughout the day, and offshore activity can change quickly depending on bait, current and water conditions. For Kelly and the group, the extended day produced a dorado along with a skipjack. Dorado are one of the signature game fish found around Cabo San Lucas. Their aggressive strikes, speed and brilliant colors make them a favorite among visiting anglers. A hooked dorado can quickly turn into an exciting battle, particularly when the fish begins jumping near the boat. Skipjack provide a very different experience. These compact members of the tuna family are strong, fast and capable of putting considerable pressure on an angler. Finding skipjack can also be an indication of active offshore water and bait in the area. Returning Guests Back Fishing Cabo Waters Having returning customers aboard is always meaningful because they already understand that no two days of Cabo fishing are exactly alike. One charter might produce marlin offshore, another may find schools of dorado, and another could develop around tuna or smaller pelagic species. Water movement, bait concentrations and changing ocean conditions continually influence where fish are located. That unpredictability is part of the experience. Kelly, Amy, Chip and Megan committed to a full nine-hour day, providing plenty of opportunity for the crew to keep searching and fishing rather than being limited by a short return window. Charter Details Date: November 26, 2023 | Charter Length: 9 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 3:00 PM Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Anglers: 4 Dorado: 1 | Skipjack: 1 Total Catch: 2 Fish | Guests: Kelly, Amy, Chip and Megan The result was a straightforward Cabo fishing day with two species aboard and another offshore experience for a returning Blue Sky Cabo customer and group. Cabo Fishing Report – November **hidden content** Hours – 32' Blue Star Luhrs – 1 Dorado – 1 Skipjack

September 2, 2023 – Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Dorado – Blue Star 32' Luhrs – Captain Chewy – 6-Hour Charter – 1 Fish John and Mary joined Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star for a six-hour morning charter from Cabo San Lucas. Captain Chewy departed at 6:00 AM with two anglers and incorporated the dredge into the offshore trolling program. The morning finished with one dorado caught before Blue Star returned to the marina at noon. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Date: September 2, 2023 | Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs Captain: Chewy | Guests: John and Mary Passengers: 2 | Charter Length: 6 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Catch: 1 Dorado | Total Fish: 1 Dredge: Yes | Technique: Offshore trolling Dock: F Dock, IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas Cabo Charter Fishing With Blue Star Captain Chewy and the Blue Sky Cabo crew used the six-hour morning window to search offshore water while maintaining an active trolling presentation behind Blue Star. The dredge added subsurface attraction designed to imitate concentrated bait and increase the visual footprint of the spread. That approach eventually produced the charter’s game-fish opportunity when a dorado entered the equation. Dorado are one of Cabo’s signature warm-water species, recognized for aggressive strikes, speed, aerial fights and brilliant coloration. One fish can quickly change the pace aboard a trolling boat, and this dorado became the primary fishing event of John and Mary’s morning. The charter also highlights the practical value of a six-hour Cabo trip. Departing at 6:00 AM gave Captain Chewy a complete morning to search and fish while allowing the guests to return at noon. Blue Star’s 32-foot Luhrs platform is particularly well suited to couples and smaller groups looking for a private Cabo sportfishing experience. Cabo Fishing Report - Final Charter Record Date: September 2, 2023 | Catch: 1 Dorado Boat: Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | Captain: Chewy Guests: John and Mary | Passengers: 2 Charter: 6 Hours | Schedule: 6:00 AM–12:00 PM Technique: Offshore Trolling | Dredge: Yes Departure: F Dock, IGY Marina | Port: Cabo San Lucas Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | September 2, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters August **hidden content** Yellowfin Tuna, 2 Skipjack – Cabo Fishing Report 32' Luhrs Blue Star | 8-Hour Charter Leon, Lorenzo and Nydea, from the Albuquerque, New Mexico area, returned to Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours on August 27, 2023, for an eight-hour private charter aboard Blue Star. The trip was especially meaningful as a bucket-list Cabo fishing experience for Leon's 72-year-old father. The group departed F Dock at IGY Marina at 6:00 AM, with the dredge included and left-handed fishing equipment requested in advance. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Charter: 8 Hours Guests: 3 | Departure: 6:00 AM Catch: 1 Yellowfin Tuna | Skipjack: 2 Released Water: 85–87°F | Air: 81–88°F Dredge: Yes | Gear: Left-Handed Requested Hotel: Marina Fiesta | Lunch: 3 Complimentary Charter highlights: Repeat Blue Sky Cabo guests Bucket-list family fishing experience Dredge and customized equipment setup Yellowfin Tuna Cabo Charter Fishing With eight hours available, the Blue Star crew had time to search changing offshore water while watching for bait, bird activity and other signs of pelagic fish. The dredge added a larger subsurface presentation to the trolling spread, helping imitate concentrated bait activity. The offshore search produced one yellowfin tuna, the primary keeper of the charter. Two aggressive skipjack added additional action and were released. Yellowfin tuna are prized in Cabo for their speed, fighting strength and table quality. Having equipment prepared around the anglers' preferences added value when it came time to fight powerful offshore fish. Cabo Fishing Charter Focused on the Guests This charter was about more than three fish. Leon was a repeat Blue Sky Cabo customer, and the team knew before departure that the trip had special importance for his family. Preparing left-handed gear, providing three complimentary lunches and having a full eight-hour fishing window helped personalize the experience. For Leon's 72-year-old father, the day represented the completion of a bucket-list Cabo fishing experience with family. Cabo Fishing Report - Final Charter Record Date: August 27, 2023 | Duration: 8 Hours Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Guests: 3 Yellowfin Tuna: 1 | Skipjack: 2 Released Dredge: Yes | Departure Dock: F Dock, IGY Marina Repeat Customer: Yes | Hotel: Marina Fiesta The final result combined yellowfin tuna action, personalized charter preparation and a meaningful family day aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | August 27, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Yellowfin Tuna, 2 Skipjack

August 26, 2023 – Blue Star – 2 Bull Dorado Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours put two anglers aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs with Captain Jorge for an eight-hour charter from F Dock at IGY Marina. The trip departed at 6:00 AM and returned at 2:00 PM. Conrad had marlin identified as his primary target, and the fishing program included a dredge. The recorded result was two bull dorado. Cabo Charter Fishing Statistics Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Captain: Jorge | Anglers: 2 Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM | Charter: 8 hours Catch: 2 bull dorado | Game Fish: 2 | Fish/Angler: 1.0 Fish/Hour: 0.25 | Fishing Minutes: 480 | Angler-Hours: 16 Target: Marlin | Dredge: Yes | Lunches: 2 Cabo Weather Fishing Statistics 6 AM Temperature: ~81°F | Noon: ~87°F | Rise: ~6°F 6 AM Wind: ~8 mph | Noon: ~13 mph | Increase: ~5 mph Sunrise: ~6:00 AM | Sunset: ~6:42 PM | Daylight: ~12h 42m The weather numbers show a warming and increasingly windy morning. Blue Star departed close to sunrise, when winds were approximately 8 mph. By midday, temperatures were in the upper 80s and winds had increased toward 13 mph. Eight charter hours provided Captain Jorge with 480 minutes of fishing time and 16 combined angler-hours for the two-person group. The species statistics were equally clear: Dorado: 2 | Marlin: 0 | Total Game Fish: 2 Dorado Share: 100% | Fish per Angler: 1.0 | Fish per Hour: 0.25 Although marlin was the requested target, the productive offshore opportunity came from dorado. Bull dorado are mature male mahi-mahi, identifiable by their prominent forehead and heavier body profile. They are known for aggressive strikes, speed and powerful fights. Rather than remaining committed to a species that was not producing, the crew capitalized on the fish available that day. For Conrad's two-person group, the final numbers produced a balanced result: two anglers and two bull dorado. Techniques: Offshore trolling, dredge presentation Departure Dock: F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas Species Caught: 2 bull dorado Captain: Jorge Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs Cabo Fishing Report | August 26, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 2 Bull Dorado

August 12, 2023 – Marlin Released and Dorado Aboard Blue Star Five anglers departed Cabo San Lucas aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star at 6:00 AM on August 12 for a five-hour charter that produced two different warm-water species. The morning included one marlin, successfully released, and one dorado before the scheduled 11:00 AM return. Cabo Charter Fishing Report – Trip Statistics and Catch Date: August 12, 2023 | Charter: 5 Hours | Anglers: 5 Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Marlin: 1 Released | Dorado: 1 | Species: 2 Billfish Release: 100% | Lunches: 5 | Water: ~84–86°F Air: ~81°F AM → ~89°F Late Morning | Season: Warm-Water Fishing Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas Cabo Fishing Report Shows Two Species in Five Hours Five hours creates a very different fishing program from a full-day Cabo charter. The crew has less time for extended searching, which makes the early 6:00 AM departure valuable. It provides access to the cooler first hours of daylight and leaves the full morning available to locate productive water. August conditions around Cabo are firmly within the warm-water season, with ocean temperatures commonly reaching the mid-80°F range. Those temperatures can support several pelagic species, including the two encountered aboard Blue Star. The marlin produced the major billfish encounter of the morning. Marlin combine power with surprising speed and can turn a hookup into an aerial fight very quickly. Once the anglers and crew completed the fight, the fish was brought alongside Blue Star and successfully released. Cabo Charter Fish Action Adds a Dorado The dorado offered an entirely different fishing experience. Dorado are built for speed and often spend part of the fight near the surface. Their jumps and rapid direction changes make them exciting on trolling tackle, while their intense green, blue and yellow coloration makes them one of Cabo's most recognizable summer fish. Having both species appear during the same five-hour window gave the group a useful look at the diversity of August fishing. Five anglers were aboard for the morning, and lunch was provided for the group. The shorter charter also meant the scheduled 11:00 AM return occurred before the strongest part of the afternoon heat. For groups wanting a meaningful offshore experience without spending eight hours on the water, this type of morning provides a practical alternative. Blue Star's August 12 trip was not about producing a long list of fish. The quality came from variety: a Cabo billfish encounter followed by one of the area's signature warm-water game fish. The marlin was returned to the ocean, while the dorado completed a productive five-hour summer charter for the five anglers aboard the 32' Luhrs. Cabo Fishing Report | August 12, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 5-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released, 1 Dorado

40th Birthday Dorado Aboard Blue Star Jennifer celebrated her 40th birthday on August 9 with an eight-hour Cabo fishing charter aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star. Captain Jorge had Jennifer and Timothy aboard for the 6:00 AM departure, giving the two anglers a full day to explore Cabo's warm summer fishery. Cabo Charter Fishing Report – Trip Statistics Date: August 9, 2023 | Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain: Jorge Charter: 8 Hours | Anglers: 2 | Departure: 6:00 AM Return: 2:00 PM | Dorado: 1 | Skipjack: 1 Technique: Trolling | Dredge: Yes | Lunch: Included Water: ~84–86°F | Air: ~81°F AM to ~91°F PM Departure Dock: F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas Cabo Fish and Charter Conditions During August August brings some of the warmest fishing conditions of the year to Cabo San Lucas. Blue Star had eight hours available, giving Captain Jorge time to search for productive water, watch for bait activity and make adjustments as the day developed. The dredge was incorporated into the trolling presentation. By creating the appearance of multiple baitfish moving beneath the surface, a dredge can add a larger visual target to the spread and help attract pelagic predators toward the boat. The dorado became the featured fish of Jennifer’s birthday charter. Dorado are one of the species closely associated with Cabo's warm-water season. Their initial strike can quickly turn into fast surface runs and aerial action, while their green, yellow and blue coloration makes them instantly recognizable alongside the boat. The skipjack offered a different experience. Built for speed and sustained pulling power, skipjack can provide a surprisingly physical fight. Cabo Fishing Charter Celebrates Jennifer's 40th Birthday The trip had another element beyond the fishing. Jennifer was celebrating her 40th birthday with Timothy, and having only two guests aboard provided plenty of space on the 32' Luhrs. Lunch was included for both anglers, allowing them to settle into the full eight-hour day. The early 6:00 AM departure also gave the crew an opportunity to begin fishing before the strongest afternoon heat arrived. Rather than being defined solely by the number of fish caught, this charter combined a private day on the Pacific, two different species and an important birthday milestone. Captain Jorge and Blue Star provided Jennifer and Timothy with the full-day Cabo experience: an early marina departure, warm August conditions, dredge trolling, offshore fishing and a dorado to put an exclamation point on the celebration. Cabo Fishing Report | August 9, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Dorado, 1 Skipjack

Cabo Fishing Report – 2 Dorado, 6 Skipjack Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Blue Star Luhrs – Cabo San Lucas Fishing Report August 8, 2023 Eight fish during a five-hour private charter gave Kasey, Chris and 10-year-old Nicolas an active summer fishing morning in Cabo San Lucas. The three anglers departed F Dock at IGY Marina at 6:00 AM aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs with a fish-attraction dredge included in the fishing program. Their final catch was two dorado and six skipjack. Cabo Charter Details and Fishing Conditions Date: August 8, 2023 | Location: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Guests: Kasey, Chris & Nicolas Young Angler: Nicolas, age 10 | Charter: 5 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Dredge: Yes | Dorado: 2 Skipjack: 6 | Total Fish: 8 Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina Cabo San Lucas Summer Dorado Fishing in Cabo San Lucas Two dorado brought color and variety to the August 8 catch. Dorado are among the most recognizable summer gamefish around Cabo San Lucas. Their vivid coloration, speed and energetic fights can make them especially exciting when they appear close to the boat. Crews searching for dorado often watch for offshore indicators such as birds, floating material, weed lines, current changes and concentrations of bait. For this five-hour charter, two dorado became part of an eight-fish morning. Six Skipjack Keep Three Anglers Busy Skipjack produced the majority of the action. Six were caught during the trip. As members of the tuna family, skipjack can deliver strong, determined fights and provide excellent action when schools are encountered. Blue Sky Cabo releases skipjack. For only three anglers aboard, six skipjack plus two dorado meant there were repeated opportunities during a relatively short fishing window. Dredge Fishing Behind the Blue Star Kasey had added the optional fish-attraction dredge to the charter. A dredge creates the visual appearance of a concentrated school of bait moving behind the boat. This larger presentation is designed to attract offshore predators and encourage them to investigate the trolling spread. It is one of several tools a crew can use while searching Cabo waters. On August 8, the Blue Star's five-hour fishing program ultimately produced eight fish across two species. Family Fishing in Cabo With a 10-Year-Old Nicolas was only 10, making this charter as much a family experience as a fishing trip. A private Cabo fishing charter allowed Kasey, Chris and Nicolas to share the boat together while experiencing two very different offshore species. The trip began at 6:00 AM and concluded at 11:00 AM, leaving the rest of the day available after returning to the marina. For families researching a shorter Cabo San Lucas fishing charter, this trip provides a real example of what can happen during five hours on the water: three anglers, two species and eight fish. The final result was two dorado and six skipjack aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | August 8, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 5-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 2 Dorado, 6 Skipjack

Cabo Fishing Report – 6 Dorado Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Blue Star Luhrs – Cabo Fishing Report August 7, 2023 Jackie, Tom, Liam, Emily, Ben, Jessica and Stan, visiting primarily from the Philadelphia/South Jersey area, returned to Cabo waters for their second fishing charter in only three days. This time, the seven anglers stepped aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs for a full eight-hour day. Their August 7 trip produced six dorado, giving the group a completely different fishing experience from their first outing. Cabo Charter Details and Fishing Conditions Date: August 7, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs Guests: Jackie, Tom, Liam, Emily, Ben, Jessica & Stan | Anglers: 7 Home Area: Philadelphia/South Jersey | Charter: 8 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM Lunches: 7 | Dorado: 6 Total Fish: 6 | Primary Species: Dorado Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina A Second Cabo Trip for the Same Seven Anglers Jackie's group had already experienced a productive Blue Sky Cabo charter on August 4. That first trip took place aboard the 35' Blue Water Riviera and resulted in three dorado and two skipjack. Only three days later, the same seven anglers were ready to fish again. Their second trip put them aboard a different boat and gave them a longer eight-hour window to see what Cabo waters would produce. That decision paid off with another productive morning and afternoon. Six Dorado Become the Day's Story Dorado accounted for the entire catch on August 7. The group finished with six. These fast-moving summer gamefish can shift considerably as currents, bait concentrations and water conditions change. Crews constantly watch for indicators such as bird activity, weed lines, floating debris and visible bait. Finding the right signs can turn a quiet period into active fishing very quickly. For Jackie, Tom, Liam, Emily, Ben, Jessica and Stan, the search resulted in six dorado during their second day offshore. Eight Hours Opens More Fishing Options The group selected an eight-hour charter, departing F Dock at 6:00 AM and remaining on the water until 2:00 PM. Lunch was provided for all seven anglers. Having eight hours available gave the Blue Star more flexibility than a shorter morning trip. The crew could continue searching, change areas when necessary and stay with developing opportunities without facing an early turnaround time. For returning guests, that longer fishing day also created a noticeably different second experience. Two Cabo Fishing Days, Two Different Results One of the most interesting parts of this charter was how much changed in only three days. On August 4, the group's catch was split between three dorado and two skipjack. On August 7, dorado completely dominated the scorecard. The second trip finished with six dorado and no other species recorded. That's part of the appeal of booking multiple fishing days in Cabo. Offshore conditions are constantly changing, and yesterday's fishing does not dictate tomorrow's result. Jackie, Tom, Liam, Emily, Ben, Jessica and Stan returned to F Dock at 2:00 PM after eight hours aboard the Blue Star with six dorado added to their Cabo vacation fishing record. Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | August 7, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 6 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Dorado Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Blue Star Luhrs – Cabo Fishing Report August 5, 2023 Jenn, Bryan, Erik and Julie boarded the 32' Blue Star Luhrs for a six-hour morning charter on August 5. The group departed F Dock at 6:00 AM with a full morning available to search Cabo waters. Fishing proved challenging, with one dorado becoming the day's catch before the scheduled noon return. Cabo Charter Details and Fishing Conditions Date: August 5, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs Guests: Jenn, Bryan, Erik & Julie | Anglers: 4 Charter: 6 Hours | Departure: 6:00 AM Return: 12:00 PM | Dorado: 1 Total Fish: 1 | Primary Species: Dorado Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina Location: Cabo San Lucas A Cabo Morning Where Every Opportunity Matters There was no immediate rush of multiple hookups on August 5. Instead, this was the type of morning that demonstrates how unpredictable offshore fishing can be. Fish move with changing currents, bait and water conditions. An area that produced excellent action recently can become quiet, while another location can suddenly come alive. That uncertainty means the crew must continue searching even when early opportunities don't appear. One Dorado Becomes the Cabo Highlight For Jenn, Bryan, Erik and Julie, the payoff was one dorado. Dorado are among the most distinctive fish encountered around Cabo San Lucas. Their vivid coloration can intensify dramatically during a fight, while their speed and sudden changes of direction keep anglers engaged. Finding them can involve searching around weed lines, floating debris, birds, bait concentrations and current changes. On this morning, the search produced one fish rather than a school. That made the successful hookup especially important. Six Hours Aboard the Blue Star A six-hour charter gave the four anglers more time to work through a difficult morning than a shorter outing would have provided. The 32' Blue Star Luhrs left F Dock at 6:00 AM and continued fishing through the morning before the scheduled noon return. For a four-person group, the boat provided a private fishing platform where everyone could remain close to the action when the opportunity finally arrived. An Honest Cabo Fishing Result Fishing reports are most useful when they record difficult days as accurately as exceptional ones. August 5 wasn't a double-digit dorado bite. It was a six-hour morning where the anglers and crew stayed with the search and one dorado ultimately made it onto the report. Jenn, Bryan, Erik and Julie experienced the uncertain side of offshore sportfishing—and the satisfaction of converting one of the day's limited opportunities into a successful catch. F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | August 5, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 1 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – 2 Dorado, 2 Skipjack Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Blue Star Luhrs – Cabo Fishing Report August 4, 2023 Memorie, Daniel, Erin and Devin, visiting Cabo from the Houston, Texas area, spent the morning aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs for a six-hour charter with Captain Jorge. Their day produced an evenly divided catch of two dorado and two skipjack. Cabo Charter Details and Fishing Conditions Date: August 4, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs Captain: Jorge | Guests: Memorie, Daniel, Erin & Devin Home Area: Houston, Texas | Anglers: 4 Charter: 6 Hours | Lunches: 4 Dorado: 2 | Skipjack: 2 Total Fish: 4 | Species: 2 Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina Houston Anglers Find Two Cabo Species The catch was split directly down the middle. Two dorado provided the classic summer Cabo experience, while two skipjack gave the four Houston-area anglers an entirely different fight. That variety became the defining feature of the morning. Dorado can race across the surface and change direction quickly. Their bright green, yellow and blue coloration also makes them one of Cabo's most recognizable offshore gamefish. Skipjack are different. Their streamlined bodies are designed for speed, and they tend to use that power below the surface. Blue Sky Cabo releases skipjack. Dorado Highlight the Cabo Morning August can provide excellent opportunities to encounter dorado as warm water surrounds southern Baja. Finding them requires crews to interpret what is happening around the boat. Birds, bait concentrations, weed lines, floating objects and current changes can all provide clues. Captain Jorge and the Blue Star crew converted their opportunities into two dorado for the group. Four Anglers Share the Action With Memorie, Daniel, Erin and Devin aboard, the 32' Luhrs carried a comfortable four-person fishing group. That allowed everyone to stay close to the cockpit activity whenever a fish entered the spread. Four lunches were also aboard, giving the group time to eat and relax during the six-hour trip. By the end of the charter, the Houston-area anglers had experienced four fish representing two distinctly different offshore species. It was an easy scorecard to remember: two dorado, two skipjack and four anglers sharing a Cabo fishing morning aboard the Blue Star. F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | August 4, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 2 Dorado, 2 Skipjack

Cabo Fishing Report – 3 Dorado, 2 Skipjack Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Blue Star Luhrs – Cabo Fishing Report August 3, 2023 Two anglers departed F Dock at 6:00 AM aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs for a six-hour charter with Captain Jorge. Instead of producing action from only one target species, the morning developed into a mixed catch with three dorado and two skipjack before the scheduled noon return. Cabo Charter Details and Fishing Conditions Date: August 3, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs Captain: Jorge | Guests: 2 Anglers Charter Length: 6 Hours | Departure: 6:00 AM Return: 12:00 PM | Total Catch: 5 Fish Dorado: 3 | Skipjack: 2 Species Encountered: 2 | Departure Dock: F Dock Marina: IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas Dorado Lead the Morning's Cabo Fishing Three dorado became the primary catch aboard the Blue Star. These fish are particularly exciting during the summer because locating one can sometimes signal additional opportunities nearby. Dorado frequently associate with favorable currents, concentrations of bait, floating material and other offshore features. Rather than depending on one fixed location, crews watch the water continuously for signs that can point toward feeding fish. For Captain Jorge and the Blue Star crew, that search resulted in three dorado for the two anglers. Their speed and aggressive strikes make dorado exciting on the line, while their vivid green, yellow and blue coloration creates another memorable moment when a fish reaches the boat. Skipjack Change the Pace of the Cabo Charter Two skipjack added a second species to the day's tally. Skipjack are built for speed. Their strong runs can provide an entertaining fight and break up a morning otherwise centered on dorado. Blue Sky Cabo releases skipjack. The presence of both species also gave this charter a different character from a day dominated by a single type of fish. The anglers experienced two varieties of offshore action during only six hours on the water. Two Anglers Get Plenty of Cabo Fishing Time A smaller private group can make a five-fish morning especially enjoyable. With only two anglers aboard the 32' Luhrs, there was no large group competing for turns when a rod went off. Both guests could remain closely involved with the fishing throughout the trip. The six-hour schedule also provided Captain Jorge with useful searching time. Offshore fish move continuously, and yesterday's productive water doesn't guarantee today's results. Current, bait and changing conditions can alter where fish are found from one morning to the next. The Blue Star had enough time to work through those variables and produce five fish from two species. A Mixed Catch Completes the Cabo Morning By noon, the Blue Star was returning toward F Dock after a productive morning. Three dorado supplied the headline catch, while two skipjack brought additional variety. For two anglers fishing aboard a 32' sportfisher, it was a balanced six-hour outing—enough time to search, encounter multiple species and experience five separate catches without committing to a full eight-hour charter. F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico Cabo Fishing Report | August 3, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 6-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 3 Dorado, 2 Skipjack

Cabo Fishing Report – 10 Dorado, 5 Released Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Blue Star Luhrs – Cabo Fishing Report July 30, 2023 Four anglers headed out from F Dock aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs for an eight-hour Cabo charter with Captain Jorge. Departing at 6:00 AM with a scheduled 2:00 PM return, the group found an excellent summer dorado bite and finished with 10 dorado caught, five released and five retained. Cabo Charter Details and Fishing Conditions Date: July 30, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Captain: Jorge Guests: 4 | Charter Length: 8 Hours | Departure: 6:00 AM Return: 2:00 PM | Catch: 10 Dorado | Released: 5 Dorado Retained: 5 Dorado | Primary Species: Dorado | Technique: Offshore Trolling Dredge: Complimentary – One Unit Operational | Lunch: Fajitas and Guacamole Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas Ten Dorado Drive the Cabo Fishing Action The day's story centered completely on dorado. Rather than producing a mixed catch, the Blue Star found enough dorado activity to provide four anglers with repeated opportunities during the charter. By the end of the day, 10 fish had come to the boat. Dorado rarely stay in one predictable location. They travel with favorable water and available food, making the search an important part of the fishing. Crews watch for concentrations of bait, working birds, floating material, current edges and activity on the surface. When the right signs come together, the pace can change quickly. Captain Jorge and the Blue Star crew located productive water and converted those opportunities into a double-digit catch. Five Dorado Released Back into Cabo Waters Half of the day's dorado were released. The anglers retained five fish and returned another five to the water. That produced a 50% release rate while still allowing the group to keep part of its catch. Dorado are exciting fish around the boat. Their brilliant greens, yellows and blues can become especially vivid during the fight, while their speed and tendency to jump add another dimension to the experience. With multiple fish encountered during this trip, the anglers had plenty of opportunities to experience that action firsthand. One Dredge Helps Build the Cabo Fishing Spread A complimentary dredge was included with this charter, although only one dredge unit was operational that morning. The dredge creates the visual impression of schooling bait below the trolling spread. Pelagic predators investigating that activity can then encounter the hooked presentations being pulled behind the boat. Having only one operational unit didn't prevent the crew from adapting. Offshore success depends on much more than a single piece of equipment. Finding productive water, recognizing signs of life and keeping effective presentations in front of active fish remain critical. The 10-dorado result showed that the available setup was more than capable of producing. Eight Hours Gives Captain Jorge Time to Work The eight-hour charter provided additional flexibility to search Cabo waters and stay with productive fishing once the dorado were located. That extra time can become valuable when offshore fish are moving. Instead of being committed to one area, the captain can continue evaluating conditions and adjust the plan as the day develops. The four anglers also enjoyed lunch aboard, with fajitas and guacamole served during the charter. At 2:00 PM, the Blue Star returned to the marina after a full day on the water. The final result was 10 dorado caught, five retained and five released—a productive summer outing for four anglers aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs. Cabo Fishing Report | July 30, 2023 | Blue Star – 32' Luhrs | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 10 Dorado – 5 Released F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico

July 29, 2023 – Cabo Fishing Report – 2 Dorado, 2 Bonito – 32' Blue Star Luhrs – 6 Hours – 4 Fish Four anglers departed F Dock at IGY Marina aboard the 32' Blue Star Luhrs on the morning of July 29, 2023. The charter was scheduled from 6:00 AM until noon, giving the group six hours for a summer fishing trip out of Cabo San Lucas. The Blue Star found two different species during the morning. The anglers landed two dorado and two bonito before seasickness became an issue and the group elected to return to the marina early. Cabo Fishing Report – FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Date: July 29, 2023 | Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs Guests: 4 anglers | Charter Length: 6 hours scheduled Departure: 6:00 AM | Scheduled Return: 12:00 PM Catch: 2 dorado, 2 bonito | Total Fish: 4 Primary Species: Dorado | Additional Species: Bonito Departure Dock: F Dock, IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas Trip Outcome: Four fish caught | Return: Earlier than scheduled due to seasickness Dorado Put the Blue Star on Summer Cabo Fishing Action Two dorado provided the featured catches of the trip. July is an important period for dorado around Cabo San Lucas as warmer offshore water creates opportunities for these fast-moving pelagic fish. Finding them can involve covering water while watching for bait, birds, current edges, floating debris and other signs of feeding activity. Once located, dorado can quickly change the pace of a fishing trip. Their aggressive strikes, speed and spectacular colors make them one of Cabo's most recognizable summer gamefish. The Blue Star converted the opportunity into two dorado during this shortened morning. Bonito Add Two More Fish to the Cabo Fishing Report Two bonito increased the day's total to four fish. Bonito are fast, powerful fish capable of producing aggressive strikes and energetic fights. They may not receive the attention given to marlin, tuna or dorado, but encountering them can add another dimension to a mixed-species Cabo charter. Blue Sky Cabo releases bonito. The combination of two dorado and two bonito meant the anglers experienced action from two different offshore species before the trip ended. Seasickness Shortens the Cabo Fishing Charter This charter also illustrates an important reality of offshore sportfishing. Although six hours were scheduled, members of the group became seasick and the Blue Star returned to Cabo San Lucas earlier than planned. Guest comfort and safety take priority over remaining offshore simply to complete the scheduled fishing time. Motion affects every person differently, and sometimes returning to the marina is the best decision. Importantly, the early return came after the crew had already produced four fish. A Productive Shortened Morning of Cabo Fishing Every charter develops differently, and honest fishing reports should reflect the actual experience rather than make every day sound identical. On July 29, the four anglers boarded the 32' Blue Star for a six-hour morning charter. They encountered dorado and bonito, landed four fish, and ultimately shortened the trip because of seasickness. The result was a genuine summer Cabo fishing experience with two species caught despite spending less time offshore than originally planned. Cabo Fishing Report – Final Charter Record Date: July 29, 2023 | Charter: 6 hours scheduled Boat: 32' Blue Star Luhrs | Guests: 4 Departure: 6:00 AM | Scheduled Return: 12:00 PM Dorado: 2 | Bonito: 2 Total Catch: 4 fish | Species: 2 Departure: F Dock, IGY Marina | Destination: Cabo San Lucas waters Final Result: 2 dorado and 2 bonito | Trip Note: Returned early due to seasickness

July 28, 2023 – Cabo Fishing Report – 2 Dorado, 1 Kept, 1 Released – 32' Luhrs Blue Star – Captain Jorge – 5 Hours – 2 Fish Amy and one guest departed F Dock aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star at 6:00 AM for a five-hour private charter with Captain Jorge. The morning produced two dorado. The original charter record provides an additional detail that is useful for an accurate fishing report: one dorado was retained while the second was released. The dredge was also included in the fishing program, and lunches were provided for both guests. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain: Jorge Date: July 28, 2023 | Charter Length: 5 Hours Guests: 2 | Main City: Dallas, Texas Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Catch: 2 Dorado | Kept: 1 Dorado Released: 1 Dorado | Dredge: Included Lunches: 2 | Licenses: Included Two Anglers Create a Focused Cabo Charter Fishing Experience A private charter with only two guests has a different dynamic from a large family or corporate group. Amy and her companion had Blue Star and the crew dedicated to their fishing morning. Captain Jorge had five hours to work with, including the time required to travel from F Dock, locate productive water, fish and return to Cabo San Lucas. Within that window, both anglers had dorado action. A Dredge Strengthens This Cabo Yacht Fishing Presentation Amy's booking specifically included the dredge. A fishing dredge is designed to create a larger underwater visual target by imitating a concentrated group of baitfish. Rather than relying solely on individual baits in the trolling spread, the crew can use the dredge to create the appearance of more life moving behind the boat. Predatory fish investigating the presentation may move closer to examine the apparent bait concentration. Captain Jorge incorporated that technique during the five-hour morning aboard Blue Star. Dorado Define This Cabo Fishing Charter Report Both fish recorded during the charter were dorado. Dorado are one of Cabo's most recognizable warm-water offshore species. Their speed, surface action and dramatic coloration make them especially exciting as they approach the boat. Amy's group encountered two during the morning. Because only two anglers were aboard, two dorado provided meaningful action during what was deliberately a small private charter. One Fish Kept and One Released on This Cabo Yacht Charter The catch record provides unusually useful detail about what happened to each dorado. One was retained. One was released. This is important because accurate historical fishing reports should not assume whether a legal-quality fish was kept simply because it appears in the catch total. Blue Sky Cabo releases marlin, roosterfish and juvenile fish. Legal-quality dorado may be retained when appropriate and when guests choose to keep their catch. On this particular morning, the outcome of both fish is documented. Five Hours Complete This Cabo Charter Fishing Morning Blue Star's scheduled fishing window ran from 6:00 AM until 11:00 AM. A five-hour trip requires the captain to balance fishing range against available time carefully. Every mile traveled away from Cabo San Lucas eventually requires return travel as well. Captain Jorge completed the trip within that schedule while producing two dorado opportunities for Amy and her guest. Lunch was included for both anglers, and fishing licenses were included as part of the charter. Cabo Fishing Report - Final Charter Record Date: July 28, 2023 | Species: Dorado Volume: 2 Fish | Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain: Jorge | Duration: 5 Hours Guests: 2 | Main City: Dallas, Texas Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Dorado: 2 | Kept: 1 Released: 1 | Dredge: Included Lunches: 2 | Licenses: Included Amy's July 28 charter was a compact private fishing trip with a clear and complete catch record. Two guests spent five hours aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge. The dredge was incorporated into the fishing program, two lunches were included, and the morning produced two dorado. One fish was retained. One fish was released. Blue Star returned to F Dock at 11:00 AM after completing another genuine summer fishing day in Cabo San Lucas. Cabo Fishing Report | July 28, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 5-Hour Charter | 2 Guests | 2 Fish | Species Caught: 2 Dorado, 1 Kept, 1 Released

July 27, 2023 – Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Marlin Released – 32' Luhrs Blue Star – Captain Jorge – 5 Hours – 1 Fish Carson's July 27 charter began with a clear request. He wanted to target a marlin. Carson and one guest boarded the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge for a five-hour private charter. The boat departed F Dock at 6:00 AM, giving the crew until 11:00 AM to search for the specific offshore gamefish Carson hoped to encounter. The result matched the objective: one marlin caught and successfully released. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain: Jorge Date: July 27, 2023 | Charter Length: 5 Hours Guests: 2 | Main City: Omaha, Nebraska Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Catch: 1 Marlin | Released: 1 Marlin Target: Marlin | Licenses: Included Charter Type: Private Morning | Season: Summer A Target Species Directs This Cabo Charter Fishing Strategy Some anglers board with an open mind about species. Carson arrived with a much narrower objective. He wanted a marlin. That information gave Captain Jorge a clear priority when Blue Star departed Cabo San Lucas. A targeted charter is different from simply trying to generate the highest possible number of bites. The crew must consider where the desired species is most likely to be encountered while continuing to manage travel time and the scheduled return. Five Hours Create a Focused Cabo Yacht Fishing Search The charter ran from 6:00 AM until 11:00 AM. Within those five hours, Captain Jorge had to account for outbound travel, searching, productive fishing time and the return to F Dock. Longer charters naturally provide additional range, but Carson had selected a five-hour morning. Efficiency therefore mattered. The crew concentrated on giving the two anglers the opportunity they had requested rather than measuring the day strictly by catch volume. One Marlin Defines This Cabo Fishing Charter Report The search eventually produced the fish Carson wanted. A marlin entered the fishing program and became the defining encounter of the charter. Marlin are among the gamefish most closely associated with Cabo San Lucas. Their size, strength, speed and ability to produce dramatic surface action make even a single encounter capable of defining an entire day offshore. For Carson, the significance was even clearer. This was the species he had specifically requested before departure. Successful Release Completes This Cabo Yacht Fishing Experience After the fight, the marlin was successfully released. Blue Sky Cabo practices billfish release, so the release forms an important part of the charter record. The final result was straightforward: one marlin caught and one marlin returned to the Pacific. That distinction matters when building an accurate historical fishing archive. A report should show not only which species was encountered but also what happened to the fish afterward. Two Guests Share This Cabo Charter Fishing Morning Only two anglers were aboard Blue Star for this charter. That created a focused private fishing experience compared with a larger group charter. Carson and his guest had the 32' Luhrs, Captain Jorge and the crew dedicated to their fishing day. Fishing licenses were included, allowing the group to concentrate on the offshore experience from departure through the 11:00 AM return. Quality Over Quantity Shapes This Cabo Fishing Yacht Record The final catch total was one fish. Without context, that number doesn't adequately describe the charter. Carson didn't arrive asking Captain Jorge to accumulate the largest possible mixed-species catch. His request was specific: he wanted an opportunity at a marlin. That is exactly what the morning produced. For a targeted fishing trip, success can sometimes be measured by whether the crew creates the opportunity the angler requested. On July 27, Blue Star did. Cabo Fishing Report - Final Charter Record Date: July 27, 2023 | Species: Marlin Volume: 1 Fish | Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain: Jorge | Duration: 5 Hours Guests: 2 | Main City: Omaha, Nebraska Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 11:00 AM Marlin: 1 | Released: 1 Target Species: Marlin | Licenses: Included Charter Type: Private Morning | Season: Summer Carson boarded Blue Star wanting a marlin. Captain Jorge had five hours to pursue that objective. The charter produced one marlin, and the fish was successfully released before Blue Star returned to F Dock at 11:00 AM. The report may contain only one fish, but it records the exact offshore encounter the angler had requested. Cabo Fishing Report | July 27, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 5-Hour Charter | 2 Guests | 1 Fish | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released

July 21, 2023 – Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Marlin Released – 32' Luhrs Blue Star – Captain Jorge – 6 Hours – 1 Fish Pam and one additional guest from the Dallas area departed Cabo San Lucas at 6:00 AM aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star for a six-hour private fishing charter with Captain Jorge. The final catch consisted of one marlin, successfully released. A one-fish catch sheet can look simple, but the species matters. For many anglers traveling to Cabo, a marlin encounter is the experience they hope will define their fishing trip. On July 21, Pam's two-person group had that opportunity during a compact six-hour morning. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain: Jorge Date: July 21, 2023 | Charter Length: 6 Hours Guests: 2 | Main City: Dallas, Texas Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Catch: 1 Fish | Species: Marlin Marlin: 1 | Released: Yes Lunch: Included for 2 | Hotel: Garza Blanca Los Cabos One Marlin Makes This Cabo Charter a Significant Fishing Report The numerical catch volume was one. The significance of the catch was much larger. Marlin are among the species most strongly associated with Cabo San Lucas sportfishing. Their combination of speed, power and size makes even a single encounter capable of becoming the central memory of an entire vacation. Captain Jorge had six hours to create that opportunity. During Pam's July 21 charter, he did. Captain Jorge Uses the Cabo Yacht Window for Focused Fishing A six-hour charter requires a different approach from a 10-hour offshore day. The captain has less time available for long exploratory runs, so decisions about where to search and how long to work an area become particularly important. Captain Jorge departed at 6:00 AM and had until approximately noon before Blue Star needed to return. Within that window, the crew connected Pam's group with a marlin. Releasing the Marlin Makes This Cabo Fishing Yacht Record Complete The fish was released after the encounter. Blue Sky Cabo practices marlin release because the value of these fish extends well beyond a single catch. They are an important part of the offshore ecosystem and one of the foundations of Cabo's international sportfishing reputation. Release allows guests to experience the fight while giving the fish the opportunity to continue through the offshore environment. For historical reporting purposes, the distinction matters. This was not simply one marlin caught. It was one marlin caught and released. Two Guests Experience a Private Cabo Charter From the Fishing Yacht Pam's group consisted of only two guests. That created a highly personal charter aboard Blue Star, with the day's fishing opportunities shared between two people rather than a large party. Lunch was included for both guests. They were also staying at Garza Blanca Los Cabos, making the fishing charter part of their broader Los Cabos visit. A private six-hour schedule gave them an early start while still returning around midday. Summer Cabo Conditions Add Context to This Yacht Fishing Report July 21 fell firmly within Cabo's summer fishing season. Historical conditions around the date indicate morning air temperatures in the low 80s, rising toward the upper 80s by midday. Offshore water was approximately 80°F. The moon was in a waxing crescent phase. Those conditions help document the environment surrounding the charter, but they should not be interpreted as a formula for catching marlin. Bait movement, currents, water structure and the captain's decisions remain important variables on every fishing day. Cabo Fishing Report - Final Charter Record Date: July 21, 2023 | Species: Marlin Volume: 1 Fish | Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain: Jorge | Duration: 6 Hours Guests: 2 | Main City: Dallas, Texas Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM Marlin: 1 | Released: Yes Lunch: Included | Hotel: Garza Blanca Los Cabos Pam's July 21 charter is a useful example of why Cabo fishing reports should record more than catch volume. Only one fish appears in the final total, but that fish was a marlin. Captain Jorge used the six-hour morning aboard Blue Star to create the opportunity, Pam's group experienced one of Cabo's signature offshore gamefish, and the marlin was successfully returned to the water. For anglers researching historical July fishing in Cabo San Lucas, this report documents a simple but meaningful result: two guests, six hours, one marlin and a successful release. Cabo Fishing Report | July 21, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 6-Hour Charter | 2 Guests | 1 Marlin Released

FISHINGBOOKER REPORT July 20, 2023 | 3 Fish | 2 Dorado | 1 Shark | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 6 Hours July **hidden content** Dorado and 1 Shark – Cabo Fishing Report Date: July 20, 2023 | Species: Dorado and Shark | Volume: 3 Fish Rich and four additional guests from the Houston area spent six hours aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge, recording two dorado and one shark during a morning charter from Cabo San Lucas. The numbers were modest, but the species combination made the trip distinctive. Dorado and shark produce dramatically different experiences on the rod, giving the five-person group more variety than the total catch count alone suggests. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Detail Recorded Result Date July 20, 2023 Total Fish 3 Dorado 2 Shark 1 Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain Jorge Guests 5 Main City Houston, Texas Charter 6 Hours Departure 6:00 AM Return 12:00 PM Sea-Bands 5 Sets A Shark Gives This Cabo Fishing Charter an Unexpected Dimension The shark is the detail that immediately distinguishes this July 20 record from many summer Cabo reports. Shark encounters bring a completely different physical presence to the boat. The shape, power and fighting characteristics are unlike the faster, more colorful dorado that also appeared during the morning. For Rich's group, this meant three recorded fish produced two distinctly different fishing experiences. Dorado Provide the Classic Cabo Yacht Fishing Element Two dorado supplied the familiar summer component. Warm offshore water around Cabo can support dorado during July, and their brilliant coloration makes them among the most recognizable fish photographed alongside a sportfishing boat. They are also entertaining for groups because much of the action can happen close enough to the surface for other guests to follow. The shark encounter then provided a sharp contrast to that style of fishing. HISTORICAL CONDITIONS Condition Historical Context Morning Air ~81°F Midday Air ~88°F Water ~80°F Moon Waxing Crescent Season Summer Fishing Window Morning Five Guests Prepare for Their Cabo Charter With Fishing Comfort in Mind One practical detail from this charter was the group's request for five sets of Sea-Bands. Every member of the five-person party had one available. Offshore fishing requires more than deciding what species to target. Guests also need to think about sun exposure, hydration, food and their individual susceptibility to motion. Taking those considerations seriously before departure can make several hours offshore considerably more enjoyable. Captain Jorge Uses Six Hours for Cabo Fishing From the Yacht The charter ran from 6:00 AM until noon. Six hours provided Captain Jorge with a meaningful morning fishing window without committing the group to a full eight-hour day. The advantage of that additional time compared with a shorter introductory trip is flexibility. Fishing conditions can change during a morning, and a captain may need to search before locating productive activity. On July 20, the result was two dorado and a shark. FINAL CHARTER SNAPSHOT Category Result Date July 20, 2023 Total Catch 3 Fish Species Dorado + Shark Dorado 2 Shark 1 Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain Jorge Guests 5 Main City Houston, Texas Charter Length 6 Hours Departure 6:00 AM Return 12:00 PM The historical value of this report comes from species diversity rather than a high-volume bite. Rich's five-person group departed at sunrise, spent six hours aboard Blue Star and encountered both dorado and shark before returning to F Dock at noon. For anglers researching July fishing in Cabo San Lucas, it is another real charter record showing that a single morning can produce very different offshore encounters. July 20, 2023 | 3 Fish | 2 Dorado | 1 Shark | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 6 Hours Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | July 20, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | Main City: Houston | Species Caught: 2 Dorado, 1 Shark

July **hidden content** Dorado – Cabo Fishing Report Species: Dorado | Volume: 12 | Date: July 18, 2023 Twelve dorado in four hours of fishing made Will's July 18 afternoon aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star a high-action summer charter. Five guests departed Cabo San Lucas at 3:00 PM with Captain Jorge. Instead of beginning before sunrise and returning around midday, this trip deliberately occupied the afternoon fishing window and continued into the evening. The charter then transitioned into approximately 30 minutes of sunset time before returning around 7:30 PM. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Detail Recorded Result Date July 18, 2023 Species Dorado Volume 12 Dorado Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain Jorge Guests 5 Fishing Time 4 Hours Sunset Time ~30 Minutes Departure 3:00 PM Return ~7:30 PM Meal Pepperoni Pizza Twelve Dorado Establish the Fishing Result Before This Cabo Yacht Story The number deserves to come first: 12 dorado. Historical reports are more useful when anglers can immediately determine the date, species and volume rather than searching through several paragraphs to find the actual catch. For July 18, those facts are straightforward. Five guests. Four hours of fishing. Twelve dorado. That made this a substantially different afternoon from a charter where the captain spends most of the available time searching for one isolated opportunity. Once Captain Jorge found productive fishing, Blue Star's afternoon became active. Afternoon Timing Changes How This Cabo Fishing Yacht Operates The 3:00 PM departure is another feature that separates this report from many Cabo fishing records. Most offshore charters are associated with early mornings. Will's group instead boarded Blue Star after much of the day's fishing activity had already unfolded around Cabo. That can give a captain a different information set. By afternoon, conditions have had hours to develop. Water movement, bait concentrations, bird activity and reports from the fishing grounds can help shape decisions about where to spend the remaining daylight. Captain Jorge converted that afternoon window into repeated dorado opportunities. Dorado Create a Visual Fishing Experience From a Cabo Charter A strong dorado bite can be particularly enjoyable for a group. The fish are fast and visually spectacular, with brilliant colors that can change dramatically during the fight. Their tendency toward surface activity also means people waiting for their turn can often watch the action unfold. With five guests and 12 dorado recorded, the charter provided multiple opportunities rather than depending upon a single fish to define the entire day. That is one reason the catch volume is significant in this historical record. AFTERNOON CONDITIONS Condition Historical Context Afternoon Air Upper 80s°F Evening Air Mid-80s°F Water ~80°F Season Summer Moon Waxing Crescent Fishing Period Afternoon Sunset Changes the Cabo Yacht Experience After Fishing Ends The trip did not immediately finish when the fishing portion ended. Approximately 30 minutes were reserved for sunset time, allowing the pace aboard Blue Star to change after four active hours. Pepperoni pizza was also part of the trip. Those details matter because they distinguish this charter from a conventional fishing-only schedule. Will's group had an afternoon that moved through two very different experiences: first the pursuit of dorado and then a more relaxed period on the water approaching sunset. For families and groups with mixed interests, that combination can make a charter memorable even for guests who are not solely focused on fishing. A High-Volume Cabo Fishing Result Completes This Yacht Record At approximately 7:30 PM, Blue Star returned after a productive afternoon and early evening. FINAL CHARTER SNAPSHOT Category Result Date July 18, 2023 Species Dorado Catch Volume 12 Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain Jorge Guests 5 Fishing 4 Hours Sunset ~30 Minutes Departure 3:00 PM Return ~7:30 PM Meal Pepperoni Pizza This particular historical report stands out because several elements were unusual when combined. The charter departed in the afternoon rather than at sunrise. Five guests fished for four hours. Captain Jorge found enough activity for the group to record 12 dorado. Instead of heading directly back after fishing, the charter continued for approximately half an hour to enjoy the sunset period. The result was a short but highly productive fishing window followed by a completely different ending to the day. July 18, 2023 | Species: Dorado | Volume: 12 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 5 Guests | 4 Hours Fishing + Sunset Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | July 18, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | Species Caught: 12 Dorado

July **hidden content** Dorado – Cabo Fishing Report Species: Dorado Volume: 1 Dorado Date: July 17, 2023 A single dorado became the payoff from an early offshore search aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star on July 17. Jeff and one additional guest fished privately with Captain Jorge, departing Cabo San Lucas at 6:00 AM. Rather than beginning this report with the boat specifications or conditions, the result comes first: one dorado for two guests during a summer morning offshore. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Detail Charter Record Date July 17, 2023 Species / Volume 1 Dorado Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain Jorge Guests 2 Booking 6 Hours Departure 6:00 AM Recorded Return Approximately 11:00 AM Dredge Included Sea-Bands 2 Departure Point F Dock, Cabo San Lucas The Dorado Result Leads This Cabo Yacht Fishing Report Historical fishing reports become more useful when the catch result is immediately clear. On this morning, that result was straightforward: one dorado. Jeff's charter wasn't a high-volume catch day. It was a small private trip for two guests that produced an encounter with one of Cabo's signature warm-water offshore species. That distinction matters. A fishing report should preserve what actually happened rather than making every charter sound identical. Captain Jorge Searches From the Yacht During a Cabo Charter Blue Star left F Dock at 6:00 AM with Captain Jorge running the fishing program. The group had the dredge available during the offshore search. Instead of treating the dredge as a guarantee of success, it is better understood as another tool within the overall presentation. Captain Jorge still needed to locate productive water. That meant watching the surrounding environment for information that could help reveal fish activity while continuing to work the available morning window. With only two guests aboard, Jeff's charter remained personal and uncomplicated. When an opportunity developed, there was no large rotation of anglers waiting for their chance. Summer Fishing Produces a Dorado From This Cabo Yacht Dorado provided the charter's only recorded catch. These fish are particularly memorable because the visual experience can be nearly as impressive as the fight. Their coloration can shift rapidly between bright yellow, green and blue, while their speed and tendency to fight near the surface make them easy for other guests aboard to follow. Cabo's warm summer water provides seasonal opportunities for dorado, although their location can change as bait and currents move. On July 17, Captain Jorge connected Jeff's charter with one. HISTORICAL CONDITIONS Condition Historical Context Early Air Temperature ~81°F Later Air Temperature ~89°F Water Temperature ~80°F Wind ~8–12 mph Moon Phase New Moon Approx. Illumination ~1% Season Summer Two Guests Keep This Fishing Yacht Charter Focused in Cabo One detail that separates this trip from many Blue Sky Cabo records is the group size. There were only two guests. Small-group charters can provide a particularly direct fishing experience because each guest can closely follow the process without the logistics associated with a larger party. Two Sea-Bands were also provided for this charter. For guests concerned about motion offshore, they offer a simple non-medication option that some travelers prefer. The fishing itself remained the priority, and the dorado provided the morning's central moment. The Final Cabo Fishing Record Shows a Simple Yacht Result Blue Star's recorded return was approximately 11:00 AM. There were no inflated catch numbers to report and no reason to manufacture additional action around the charter. The historical record is useful precisely because it documents the day as it occurred. FINAL CHARTER SNAPSHOT Category Result Date July 17, 2023 Catch 1 Dorado Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain Jorge Guests 2 Booking 6 Hours Departure 6:00 AM Return ~11:00 AM Fishing Equipment Dredge included Comfort Equipment 2 Sea-Bands For anglers researching historical Cabo fishing activity, this report provides a simple data point from the summer season: two guests aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge produced one dorado during the July 17 morning charter. The catch volume was modest, but preserving reports like this alongside higher-volume days creates a much more realistic historical picture of fishing in Cabo San Lucas. July 17, 2023 | Species: Dorado | Volume: 1 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 2 Guests | Private Charter Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | July 17, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | Species Caught: 1 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – Marlin and Sailfish Released Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Luhrs Blue Star – Cabo Fishing Report July **hidden content** Marlin Released, 1 Sailfish Released – Cabo Fishing Report Jose returned for his second fishing day on July 16, 2023, joining two additional guests aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star for a six-hour private charter with Captain Jorge. Blue Star departed F Dock at 6:00 AM and returned at noon. The morning produced two different billfish species: one marlin and one sailfish. Both fish were successfully released. Cabo Fishing Report - FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT Charter Detail Recorded Information Charter Detail Recorded Information Date July 16, 2023 Captain Jorge Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Guests 3 Charter Length 6 Hours Fishing Day Second Day Departure 6:00 AM Return 12:00 PM Catch 1 Marlin + 1 Sailfish Released Both Billfish Meals Lunch for 3 Charter Type Private A Second Cabo Charter Gives Returning Guests Another Fishing Opportunity Jose's July 16 charter was notable before the boat even left F Dock because this was his group's second fishing day. Returning to the water allows guests to build on their first experience while giving the captain another opportunity to approach the day according to current conditions rather than simply repeating the previous strategy. Captain Jorge had six hours to search Cabo's offshore waters before the scheduled noon return. That morning produced an especially interesting result because the group encountered two different billfish species rather than several fish of the same type. Captain Jorge Uses the Yacht to Develop a Productive Fishing Morning The 32' Luhrs Blue Star provided a private platform for Jose and his two companions throughout the six-hour charter. A six-hour trip gives the captain more flexibility than a short introductory outing while still requiring careful management of travel and fishing time. Every mile traveled away from Cabo San Lucas Marina must eventually be accounted for on the return. Captain Jorge used the available morning effectively and created opportunities with both marlin and sailfish. For returning guests, that species variety made the second day feel genuinely different from the first. A Marlin Creates the First Major Cabo Charter Yacht Encounter The marlin provided one of the major highlights of the trip. Cabo San Lucas has a long international association with billfish, and encountering a marlin remains one of the experiences many visiting anglers hope to have when heading offshore. Once the fight was complete, the fish was successfully released. Blue Sky Cabo operates as a marlin and billfish release company. The objective is to provide guests with the excitement and challenge of the encounter while returning these fish to the water. That release philosophy was especially relevant on this charter because the day's second major fish was another billfish species. A Sailfish Adds Variety to the Yacht Experience and Fishing Report The sailfish gave Jose's group a distinctly different encounter. Sailfish are immediately recognizable by their prominent dorsal sail and streamlined body shape. Their speed and rapid directional changes can produce an exciting fight, while surface activity can make the encounter particularly visual for everyone aboard. The sailfish was also successfully released. Catching one marlin and one sailfish during the same morning gave the group two different examples of the billfish found around Cabo San Lucas. Rather than measuring the success of the day purely by the number of fish, the species diversity became an important part of the experience. Historical Cabo Conditions Complete the Charter Record for This Report Condition Historical Reading Condition Historical Reading Air Temperature ~81°F → 88°F Water Temperature ~80°F Wind ~8–12 mph Season Summer Moon Waning Crescent Illumination ~3% Fishing Window Morning Charter Time 6:00 AM–12:00 PM Historical conditions provide useful context for the July 16 charter. Air temperature was around 81°F during the early morning and increased toward approximately 88°F by the end of the trip. Water temperature was approximately 80°F, while winds were generally around 8–12 mph. The moon was a thin waning crescent approaching the new moon phase, with approximately 3% illumination. These conditions help document the day, although billfish encounters depend on many additional variables, including bait concentrations, currents, fish movement, presentation and captain decisions. Jose Completes His Second Cabo Fishing Day With a Two-Species Charter By noon, Jose and his two companions had completed another full morning aboard Blue Star. Their second fishing day produced one marlin and one sailfish, with both fish successfully released. FINAL CHARTER SNAPSHOT Category Result Category Result Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Captain Jorge Guests 3 Charter 6 H

Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Marlin Released and 1 Dorado Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Luhrs Blue Star – Cabo Fishing Report July 12, 2023 Armando and three guests from the McAllen, Texas area spent six hours aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge on July 12, 2023. The private charter departed at 6:00 AM and returned at noon after producing one marlin and one dorado. The marlin was successfully released. Cabo Fishing Charter Statistics Charter Detail Recorded Information Charter Detail Recorded Information Date July 12, 2023 Captain Jorge Boat 32' Luhrs Blue Star Main City McAllen, Texas Guests 4 Charter Length 6 Hours Departure 6:00 AM Return 12:00 PM Trip Type Private Fishing Window Morning Marlin 1 Dorado 1 Marlin Released 1 Total Game Fish 2 Species 2 Seabands 4 Cabo Report Historical Fishing Conditions Condition Recorded Data Condition Recorded Data Starting Air ~80°F Later Air ~87°F Water Temperature ~80°F Wind ~8–12 mph Moon Waning Crescent Illumination ~28% Season Summer Fishing Window 6 AM–12 PM Fishing Report Catch Statistics Species Caught Released Result Marlin 1 1 Released Dorado 1 — Caught Total 2 1 2 Species CATCH GRAPH Marlin ██████████ 1 Dorado ██████████ 1 Total Game Fish: 2 Species Caught: 2 Marlin Release Rate: 100% Fish Per Charter Hour: 0.33 Cabo Fishing Starts Early Aboard Blue Star Armando's four-person group left Cabo San Lucas at 6:00 AM with Captain Jorge. A six-hour charter gave the crew a useful morning window to search offshore without committing the guests to an entire eight- or ten-hour day. The 32' Luhrs Blue Star provided the four guests with a private fishing platform and plenty of opportunity to participate. Four Seabands were arranged for the group, and Keith was also bringing shirts and caps. Once offshore, Captain Jorge's priority became finding fish. Fishing Report Records Two Offshore Species The charter eventually produced two different Cabo gamefish. The marlin created the billfish encounter. When a marlin becomes involved in the trolling spread, Captain Jorge and the crew must work together. Other tackle may need to be controlled or cleared while the boat is positioned to help the angler. The fish was successfully brought through the encounter and released. Blue Sky Cabo is a marlin and billfish release company. The second species was dorado. Dorado offer a very different fight, combining speed, rapid direction changes and striking coloration. For four anglers on a six-hour charter, catching both species added variety to the morning. Cabo Report Shows the Six-Hour Fishing Option Charter length directly influences the options available to a captain. A six-hour trip gives Captain Jorge more time than a short introductory charter to search different water and respond when the original fishing plan needs adjustment. At the same time, Armando's group returned at noon rather than spending the entire afternoon offshore. On July 12, that six-hour window was enough to record both marlin and dorado. CHARTER PERFORMANCE GRID Metric Result Metric Result Charter Hours 6 Guests 4 Game Fish 2 Species 2 Marlin 1 Dorado 1 Billfish Released 1 Release Rate 100% Departure 6:00 AM Return 12:00 PM Fishing Report Preserves the Conditions Historical conditions add useful context to an older fishing report. Air temperature was around 80°F during the early morning and moved toward approximately 87°F. Water temperature was approximately 80°F. Wind was generally around 8–12 mph. The moon was a waning crescent with approximately 28% illumination. Those conditions form the environmental background of the charter, but fishing results depend on much more than temperature or moon phase. Finding bait, reading the water, selecting presentations and making good decisions during the available fishing window remain important. Cabo Fishing Ends With Marlin and Dorado Armando's group returned at noon after six hours with Captain Jorge. The final record included four guests, two species and two gamefish. One marlin was successfully released. One dorado was caught. For a six-hour morning aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star, the group experienced two of the species most closely associated with Cabo's offshore fishery. Armando's four-person McAllen-area group completed a six-hour private charter aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge, catching one marlin and one dorado and successfully releasing the marlin. Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | July 12, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 6-Hour Charter | Main City: McAllen, Texas | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released, 1 Dorado

Cabo Fishing Report – 12 Yellowfin Tuna and 2 Skipjack Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Luhrs Blue Star – Cabo Fishing Report July 11, 2023 Returning customer Russell booked eight hours aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge on July 11, 2023. His three-person group from the Sacramento, California area departed Cabo at 6:00 AM with a full day available for offshore fishing. The decision produced one of the better kinds of fishing reports: sustained action. Blue Star finished with 12 yellowfin tuna plus two skipjack, which were released. Cabo Fishing Charter Statistics Date: July 11, 2023 | Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain: Jorge Main City: Sacramento, California | Guests: 3 | Charter Length: 8 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM | Customer: Returning Guest Yellowfin Tuna: 12 | Skipjack: 2 | Skipjack Released: 2 Trip Type: Private | Primary Species: Yellowfin Tuna | Season: Summer Cabo Report Historical Fishing Conditions Air Temp: ~80°F → 88°F | Water Temp: ~80°F | Wind: ~8–13 mph Moon: Waning Crescent | Moon Illumination: ~37% | Season: Summer Fishing Window: 6:00 AM–2:00 PM | Primary Catch: Yellowfin Tuna | Guests: 3 Fishing Report Begins With a Returning Customer Russell was not experiencing Blue Sky Cabo for the first time. He was a returning customer. For this trip, Russell and two additional guests selected an eight-hour charter aboard Blue Star. Captain Jorge departed at 6:00 AM with enough time to make the search for offshore fish a major part of the day. That additional range becomes particularly useful when yellowfin tuna are the target. Tuna can sometimes be approximately 40 miles offshore, although their actual location changes with bait, current and water conditions. The farther the search extends, the more important it becomes to remember that travel time is required in both directions. Cabo Fishing Finds Yellowfin Tuna Captain Jorge's search eventually produced the opportunity the group needed. Once the tuna were located, Blue Star was able to turn that opportunity into repeated action. The final yellowfin count reached 12. Tuna are powerful fish. Their fights often lack the spectacular jumping associated with marlin, but they compensate with speed, endurance and the ability to pull hard below the surface. For three anglers, 12 yellowfin created multiple opportunities rather than leaving the entire charter dependent on a single fish. Fishing Report Includes Two Skipjack Releases The day also produced two skipjack. Both were released. Blue Sky Cabo releases skipjack and bonito rather than treating them as retained table fish. The yellowfin tuna represented the primary catch for the charter. This distinction is useful in historical reports because a total fish count does not always explain what happened during the day. Russell's group encountered 14 fish across two species. Twelve were yellowfin tuna. Two were skipjack and returned to the water. Cabo Report Shows Why Charter Length Matters Five hours and eight hours can produce very different fishing strategies. A shorter charter limits how far a captain can reasonably search because enough time must always remain for the return to Cabo San Lucas Marina. Eight hours gives the captain additional flexibility. Captain Jorge had a 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM window on July 11. That meant more time to locate fish and, importantly, more time to continue fishing once a productive opportunity was found. Russell's catch demonstrates why anglers specifically interested in offshore species often choose the longer option. Fishing Report Records Summer Conditions Historical conditions provide context for the day. Air temperature was around 80°F during the early morning and climbed toward approximately 88°F later in the charter. Water temperature was approximately 80°F. Winds were generally around 8–13 mph. The moon was a waning crescent with approximately 37% illumination. Conditions alone do not produce a dozen yellowfin. Captain decisions, searching, bait, current and the ability to stay with productive fish all play roles. Cabo Fishing Brings Russell Back Again Repeat customers provide one of the clearest signs that a fishing experience has created a lasting connection. Russell had already fished with Blue Sky Cabo and returned for another charter. Blue Sky Cabo provides complimentary shirts to returning clients, but the central reason for coming back remains another opportunity on the water. This July 11 return produced a strong addition to Russell's Cabo fishing history. Three guests. Eight hours. Captain Jorge. Twelve yellowfin tuna. Two skipjack released. Returning customer Russell and his three-person Sacramento-area group completed an eight-hour charter aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge, catching 12 yellowfin tuna and releasing two skipjack. Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | July 11, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain

Cabo Fishing Report – 1 Marlin Released Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Luhrs Blue Star – Cabo Fishing Report July 8, 2023 Christian and Kristal left Cabo San Lucas at 6:00 AM on July 8, 2023 for a six-hour private charter aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star. The two guests were visiting from the Anaheim, California area and staying at Grand Solmar. Captain Jorge led the morning charter. Before their scheduled noon return, the search produced one marlin, which was successfully released. Cabo Fishing Charter Statistics Date: July 8, 2023 | Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain: Jorge Main City: Anaheim, California | Guests: 2 | Charter Length: 6 Hours Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM | Trip Type: Private Morning Charter Catch: 1 Marlin | Released: 1 Marlin | Release Rate: 100% Hotel: Grand Solmar | Location: Cabo San Lucas | Season: Summer Cabo Report Historical Fishing Conditions Air Temp: ~79°F → 86°F | Water Temp: ~79°F | Wind: ~8–12 mph Moon: Waning Gibbous | Moon Illumination: ~69% | Season: Summer Fishing Window: 6:00 AM–12:00 PM | Primary Species: Marlin | Guests: 2 Fishing Report Starts Early With Captain Jorge Christian and Kristal had six hours available for their private Cabo fishing trip. Captain Jorge departed with the couple aboard Blue Star at 6:00 AM. The early start meant the boat could begin searching during the cooler morning period while still having enough charter time to adjust if the first areas did not produce. That flexibility matters offshore. Fish move with bait, current and changing water conditions. Captains may need to leave one area and search another rather than continuing to fish unproductive water. On this morning, the search eventually paid off. Cabo Fishing Produces a Marlin Encounter One marlin changed the character of the trip. The moment a billfish enters the action, the crew's focus shifts immediately toward managing the tackle, positioning the boat and helping the angler through the fight. For a two-person private charter, there is no unrelated group waiting for a turn. The experience belongs to the two guests. Christian and Kristal could enjoy the encounter together as Captain Jorge and the crew worked through the fight. The marlin was ultimately released. Fishing Report Records a Responsible Release Blue Sky Cabo is a marlin and billfish release company. Releasing the fish does not mean losing the memory of the catch. Modern fiberglass reproductions can be created from photographs and measurements, allowing an angler to display a representation of the fish without requiring the actual marlin to be killed. That approach gives guests both sides of the experience. They can fight one of Cabo's signature gamefish and watch it return to the ocean afterward. Christian and Kristal's July 8 marlin was successfully released. Cabo Report Documents July Conditions The charter took place during a warm Cabo summer morning. Historical conditions indicate air temperatures near 79°F around the early departure before warming toward approximately 86°F later in the morning. Water temperature was around 79°F. Morning winds were approximately 8–12 mph. The moon was in a waning gibbous phase with approximately 69% illumination. These conditions provide context for the historical record, while Captain Jorge's job remained finding fish within the available six-hour window. Fishing Report Shows the Six-Hour Advantage Blue Sky Cabo offers private charter durations designed for different types of guests and fishing goals. A five-hour trip provides a shorter introduction. Six hours adds another hour of searching and fishing without requiring guests to spend the entire day offshore. Eight- and ten-hour charters provide still more range when anglers want to pursue fish farther from Cabo. Christian and Kristal selected the middle ground. Their 6:00 AM departure and noon return provided a substantial morning on the water while leaving the afternoon open. For vacationers staying at Grand Solmar, that schedule can make it easier to combine fishing with other Cabo activities on the same day. Cabo Fishing Connects Anaheim With Blue Star Historical fishing reports are most useful when they preserve the details behind the catch. This July 8 trip records two guests from the Anaheim, California area aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star. Captain Jorge led the six-hour morning. One marlin was encountered. One marlin was released. Christian and Kristal returned at noon with a Cabo fishing story that could be described in only a few numbers: Two guests. Six hours. One marlin. One successful release. Christian and Kristal completed their six-hour private charter aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge and successfully released one marlin. Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | July 8, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Captain Jorge | 6-Hour Charter | Main City: Anaheim, California | Species Caught: 1 Marlin Released

Cabo Fishing Report – 5 Marlin Released Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours 32' Luhrs Blue Star – Cabo Fishing Report July 7, 2023 Five marlin released during one eight-hour private charter made July 7, 2023 an exceptional day aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star. Cameron was the sole guest for this Friday morning trip. Blue Star departed F Dock at IGY Marina at 6:00 AM with a full eight hours available to search Cabo waters. Cameron had a specific goal when he stepped aboard: he wanted to catch a marlin worthy of becoming a trophy mount. By the 2:00 PM return, he had experienced five marlin encounters. Every marlin was released. Cabo Fishing Charter Statistics Date: July 7, 2023 | Boat: 32' Luhrs Blue Star | Guests: 1 Charter Length: 8 Hours | Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM Catch: 5 Marlin | Released: 5 Marlin | Trip Type: Private Charter Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Trophy Goal: Marlin Mount | Mount Option: Fiberglass Replica | Billfish Policy: Release Cabo Report From an Eight-Hour Marlin Charter An eight-hour charter gives an angler something particularly valuable in offshore fishing: time. Fish move throughout the day. Bait concentrations shift, currents change and productive water can require searching. A longer charter gives the crew more opportunity to respond to what is happening rather than being forced to turn toward the marina just as the fishing begins to develop. On this trip, that time paid off. Cameron experienced five marlin during his private day aboard Blue Star. Catching one marlin can become the defining moment of a Cabo vacation. Five marlin during a single charter creates an entirely different experience. With only one guest aboard, Cameron was at the center of the action. Fishing Report Records Five Marlin Releases The final result was straightforward: • 1 angler • 8-hour private charter • 5 marlin • 5 releases Behind those numbers were five individual fishing encounters. Each marlin requires the angler and crew to work together. Once a fish is hooked, tackle must be managed, the boat positioned and the angler coached through the fight. Eventually comes the moment everyone has been working toward—the fish beside the boat. For Blue Sky Cabo, that is also where responsible billfish handling becomes important. Blue Sky Cabo is a marlin and billfish release company. All five marlin from Cameron's charter were released. Cabo Fishing Trophy Without Killing the Marlin Cameron's original goal of mounting a marlin did not require sacrificing the fish. Modern fiberglass replicas can be created using photographs and measurements taken from the marlin. The result gives an angler a permanent representation of the fish while allowing the actual billfish to return to the ocean. This approach is particularly appropriate for a day like Cameron's. Five marlin provided five remarkable encounters, but none needed to be brought back to the marina simply to preserve the memory. Photographs document the experience, measurements can support a fiberglass replica, and the fish remain part of Cabo's billfish population. Fishing Report Shows the Value of Eight Hours Blue Star left F Dock at 6:00 AM and did not need to return until 2:00 PM. That eight-hour window gave the charter significantly more flexibility than a shorter morning trip. Blue Sky Cabo offers private five-, six-, eight- and ten-hour charter options, allowing guests to match the trip length to their target species, experience level and desired fishing range. Fishing licenses, live bait and fishing equipment are included on current Blue Sky Cabo charters. For anglers specifically targeting marlin, additional fishing time can be valuable because there is never a guarantee that the first location or presentation will immediately produce a fish. Cameron's July 7 trip demonstrates what can happen when opportunity and sufficient fishing time come together. Cabo Report Preserves an Exceptional Marlin Day Historical fishing reports are useful because they preserve the individual stories behind the catch numbers. July 7, 2023 was not simply another eight-hour trip aboard Blue Star. It was a private charter with one guest who arrived wanting a memorable marlin. Cameron found five. Each fish added another chapter to the day, and every marlin ultimately returned to the water. For one angler aboard a 32' Luhrs, five marlin releases in eight hours made this a Cabo fishing day worth recording. Cameron's private eight-hour charter aboard the 32' Luhrs Blue Star finished with five marlin caught and all five released. Cabo Fishing Report – Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours | July 7, 2023 | 32' Luhrs Blue Star | 8-Hour Charter | Species Caught: 5 Marlin Released