SEPTEMBER 26, 2023 – 1 MARLIN RELEASED & 10 DORADO LANDED
CABO FISHING REPORT – 11 GAME FISH DURING A 10-HOUR CHARTER ABOARD BLUE STAR
| CHARTER STATISTIC | SEPTEMBER 26, 2023 |
|---|---|
| Catch | 1 Marlin + 10 Dorado |
| Total Game Fish | 11 |
| Kept | 10 Dorado |
| Released | 1 Marlin |
| Anglers | Shawn, Tory & Robert |
| Home City | Jacksonville, Florida |
| Boat | 32′ Luhrs Blue Star |
| Captain | Jorge |
| Charter Length | 10 Hours |
| Charter Time | 6:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Trip Type | Private Cabo Fishing Charter |
| Primary Species | Marlin & Dorado |
| Result | 11 Game Fish |
JACKSONVILLE ANGLERS EXPERIENCE A HIGH-ACTION SEPTEMBER CABO FISHING CHARTER
September 26, 2023 produced an exceptional multi-species fishing day for Shawn, Tory and Robert of Jacksonville, Florida, aboard Blue Sky Cabo’s 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star.
The three anglers departed F Dock at IGY Marina at 6:00 AM with Captain Jorge for a full ten-hour Cabo fishing charter. Instead of returning after a standard morning trip, the group committed to a full day on the water, giving Captain Jorge considerably more time to locate productive offshore conditions and remain with active fish.
The result justified the additional fishing time.
By the 4:00 PM return, Blue Star had recorded 10 dorado landed and one marlin successfully released, producing an impressive total of 11 game fish.
TEN DORADO CREATE CONSISTENT ACTION DURING WARM-WATER CABO FISHING
Landing ten dorado transforms a fishing charter into a busy day.
Dorado, also known as mahi-mahi, are among the most recognizable game fish found around Cabo San Lucas. Their brilliant green, gold and blue coloration is impressive beside the boat, but their speed, direction changes and aerial fights are what make them particularly exciting for anglers.
When dorado concentrate around favorable offshore habitat, the action can develop rapidly. Weed lines, floating debris, current boundaries and concentrations of bait can all create places worth investigating.
For Shawn, Tory and Robert, the numbers tell the story: ten dorado during one charter meant this was much more than a single lucky encounter.
ONE RELEASED MARLIN CHANGES AN ALREADY PRODUCTIVE DORADO TRIP
Then the day became even more memorable.
Captain Jorge and the Blue Star crew added a marlin to the catch report, giving the Jacksonville group the opportunity to experience Cabo billfishing during the same charter.
The marlin was successfully fought and released back into the Pacific.
That release is an important distinction in the Blue Sky Cabo fishing program. Marlin are treated differently from legal table species such as dorado. The objective is to provide guests with the excitement of the encounter while returning the billfish to the ocean.
Combining a marlin release with ten landed dorado created a remarkably diverse fishing day aboard a 32-foot sportfisher.
SEPTEMBER 26 CABO WEATHER AND OCEAN CONDITIONS SUPPORTED A FULL DAY OFFSHORE
Late September brings warm conditions to the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas. Historical records for September 26, 2023 indicate an air temperature of approximately 83°F near the 6:00 AM departure, increasing toward approximately 91°F around midday.
Historical sea-temperature records place the water near approximately 84°F / 29°C, creating the warm-water environment associated with Cabo’s late-summer and early-fall pelagic fishery.
Morning wind was approximately 4 mph, increasing toward roughly 10 mph around midday.
| WEATHER / OCEAN STAT | HISTORICAL CONDITION |
|---|---|
| Morning Air Temperature | Approximately 83°F |
| Midday Air Temperature | Approximately 91°F |
| Water Temperature | Approximately 84°F / 29°C |
| Morning Wind | Approximately 4 mph |
| Midday Wind | Approximately 10 mph |
| Wave Height / Period | Exact archived offshore observation unavailable |
| Swell | Exact archived offshore observation unavailable |
| Moon | Waxing, approximately 93% illuminated |
| Sunrise | Approximately 6:08 AM |
| Sunset | Approximately 6:13 PM |
The nearly full moon and warm offshore water added to the environmental picture surrounding this productive September charter.
WHY TEN HOURS CREATED MORE OPTIONS FOR CAPTAIN JORGE AND THE BLUE STAR CREW
A ten-hour Cabo fishing charter provides something that cannot be manufactured with tackle: time.
Captain Jorge had a fishing window stretching from sunrise through the afternoon. That creates additional flexibility to search different water, investigate offshore activity, remain with feeding fish and change the plan if the first location does not develop.
This September charter demonstrates the potential value of that flexibility.
Three anglers boarded Blue Star in the morning.
They returned with 11 recorded game fish involving two major Cabo species.
FINAL CABO FISHING REPORT SUMMARY – 10 DORADO AND 1 MARLIN RELEASED
September 26, 2023 belongs in the productive category of Blue Sky Cabo’s historical fishing reports.
Shawn, Tory and Robert of Jacksonville, Florida spent ten hours aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star with Captain Jorge and finished with 10 dorado landed plus one marlin successfully released.
The final numbers were straightforward:
11 total game fish.
10 dorado landed.
1 marlin released.
3 anglers.
10 hours of Cabo fishing.
For a group traveling from Jacksonville to experience Cabo San Lucas fishing, this charter delivered both quantity and variety—fast dorado action combined with the opportunity to fight and release one of Cabo’s signature billfish.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
Website: Cabo Fishings
F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
