November 8, 2023 – 3 Yellowfin Tuna
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
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A family group of five spent eight hours aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water on November 8, 2023, and finished the day with three yellowfin tuna. The private charter included Kho, Kristan, Annette, Nang and four-year-old Malakai, making this a particularly interesting entry in the Blue Sky Cabo historical fishing record because three generations were able to share the offshore experience.
The charter ran from 6:00 AM until 2:00 PM, providing a full eight-hour day on the water. A dredge was included as part of the fishing program, and the confirmed catch at the conclusion of the trip was three yellowfin tuna.
Rather than reconstruct details that were not preserved in the original booking record, this report focuses on what is known: five guests, eight hours, a dredge in the spread and three yellowfin tuna.
November 8 Charter Statistics
| Charter Detail | Recorded Information |
|---|---|
| Catch | 3 Yellowfin Tuna |
| Total Game Fish | 3 |
| Kept | 3 Yellowfin Tuna |
| Guests | Kho, Kristan, Annette, Nang and Malakai |
| Youngest Guest | Malakai – 4 years old |
| Boat | 35′ Riviera Blue Water |
| Charter Length | 8 Hours |
| Charter Time | 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
| Dredge / Teasers | Dredge used |
| Lunches | 5 |
| Trip Type | Private Cabo Fishing Charter |
Yellowfin Tuna Highlight a Family Day of Fishing off Cabo
Three yellowfin tuna gave this family charter a clear focus and a successful result.
Yellowfin tuna are one of the most recognized pelagic game fish encountered in the waters surrounding southern Baja. Their speed and strength make them an exciting offshore target, and three fish during the same charter provided the group with multiple opportunities to experience tuna fishing together.
What makes this November 8 report different from many entries in the historical archive is the age range of the guests. Malakai was only four years old when he joined Kho, Kristan, Annette and Nang aboard Blue Water.
A private charter can make this type of family experience possible because the day belongs exclusively to the group. There are no unrelated passengers sharing the boat, allowing the family to experience the offshore environment together and enjoy the fishing at their own pace.
The source record does not identify which guests fought individual tuna, so those catches have intentionally not been assigned to particular anglers.
November 8 Fishing Result
| Species | Caught | Recorded Result |
|---|---|---|
| Yellowfin Tuna | 3 | Kept |
| Total Game Fish | 3 | One Species |
Eight Hours Creates More Opportunity for Fishing from Cabo
Charter duration can make a meaningful difference to the structure of an offshore fishing day.
The November 8 trip was scheduled for eight hours, running from early morning through 2:00 PM. That provided considerably more working time than a shorter five-hour charter and allowed the group to spend a full day aboard Blue Water.
More time never guarantees more fish. Offshore fishing remains dependent on where fish are moving, where bait is concentrated and what develops during that particular day. An eight-hour schedule simply provides the crew with a larger window in which to search and respond to opportunities.
On this charter, that opportunity resulted in three yellowfin tuna.
The exact fishing location was not included in the surviving booking information, so it has not been estimated or added retrospectively. The same approach applies to water temperature, wind, sea conditions and individual fishing techniques.
Maintaining those boundaries keeps the historical record accurate.
The Dredge Was Part of This Cabo Fishing Charter
One detail specifically preserved in the original booking is the dredge.
The group elected to add the dredge to their fishing program, and that information belongs in the historical record even though the source does not document precisely how each tuna was hooked.
A dredge is designed to create a larger visual presentation in the water, helping imitate the appearance of a concentrated group of baitfish behind the boat. It is one of several tools that can be incorporated into an offshore trolling program depending on the target species and conditions.
For this November 8 charter, the important factual distinction is straightforward: the dredge was used.
It would be inaccurate to state that all three tuna were specifically caught because of the dredge without a more detailed crew report, so no such claim is being made. Instead, the dredge is preserved as one component of the day’s fishing setup.
A Four-Year-Old Joins the Family for a Cabo Adventure
Malakai’s presence gives this fishing report another dimension.
At four years old, he was considerably younger than the typical adult angler represented in many charter reports. His participation turned the day into more than a conventional offshore trip for the family.
Fishing experiences shared between generations can become some of the most memorable days of a vacation. Adults may naturally focus on the catch, but bringing a young child offshore introduces an entirely different perspective, from seeing the marina in the early morning to experiencing the open Pacific environment from a sportfishing boat.
For the Tiffany family group, the day also came with a tangible fishing result.
Three yellowfin tuna were recorded before Blue Water returned from the eight-hour charter.
The combination of a young child, four adult family members and a successful tuna catch makes November 8 a distinctive entry in the Blue Sky Cabo archive.
Yellowfin Tuna Add Another November Entry to Cabo’s Fishing History
Individual fishing reports become more valuable when viewed together rather than in isolation.
One report cannot establish what every angler should expect during November, and a three-tuna day should never be interpreted as a guarantee for a future charter. Fish move continuously, and offshore conditions can change rapidly.
What a historical report can document is exactly what occurred on a specific date.
On November 8, 2023, five guests boarded the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water for an eight-hour private charter. A dredge was used as part of the fishing program. By the conclusion of the day, three yellowfin tuna had been caught.
Those facts can later be compared with other reports from the same week, month and season, gradually creating a more detailed picture of actual fishing activity around Cabo.
That is considerably more useful than relying entirely on generalized seasonal statements.
Three Yellowfin Tuna Complete a Family Fishing Day in Cabo
The November 8 charter was not defined by an unusually long species list or an exaggerated catch total. Its value comes from a straightforward combination of family and fishing.
Kho, Kristan, Annette, Nang and four-year-old Malakai spent eight hours together aboard Blue Water. The dredge was part of the day’s fishing program, and three yellowfin tuna provided the confirmed catch.
For a family group that included such a young guest, the experience extended beyond the numbers recorded in a fishing log. They had a full private day offshore together and returned with a successful tuna result.
From the perspective of the Blue Sky Cabo historical archive, the record remains simple and precise: November 8, 2023, five guests, eight hours aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water and three yellowfin tuna.
Another day on the water, another family experience and another piece of Cabo’s fishing history preserved.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
Cell / WhatsApp: +1.480.635.2965
Website: Cabo Fishings
