November 5, 2023 – 1 Dorado, 1 Skipjack Released
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
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Joe, Sidney, Ryder, Hunter, Kennan and Jacob joined Blue Sky Cabo for a five-hour private charter on November 5, 2023. Fishing aboard the 35′ Riviera Blue Water with Captain Oscar, the six anglers recorded two fish across two species: one dorado was caught and kept, while one skipjack was released.
The result represents another useful entry in the early-November archive, particularly because historical fishing records become more meaningful when they preserve moderate days alongside the larger multi-species catches.
Charter Statistics
| Charter Detail | Recorded Information | Charter Detail | Recorded Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catch | 1 Dorado, 1 Skipjack | Total Game Fish | 2 |
| Kept | 1 Dorado | Released | 1 Skipjack |
| Anglers | Joe, Sidney, Ryder, Hunter, Kennan & Jacob – Long Beach, California area | Boat / Captain | Blue Water – 35′ Riviera – Captain Oscar |
| Charter Length | 5 Hours | Fishing Time | 6:00 AM–11:00 AM |
| Trip Type | Private Fishing Charter | Departure | Cabo San Lucas Marina |
Two Species Add Variety to This Cabo Fishing Charter
The five-hour morning produced one dorado and one skipjack, giving the group two different offshore encounters despite a modest overall catch count. The dorado was retained as table fish, while the skipjack was released.
Dorado remain one of the signature offshore species encountered around southern Baja, combining speed and powerful runs with spectacular coloration. Their reputation as excellent table fish adds another dimension to the experience when anglers choose to retain their catch.
Skipjack provide a different style of fight. Strong for their size and capable of sustained runs, they can add energetic action to a trolling day even when they are not the primary target species.
November 5 Catch Record
| Species | Caught | Kept | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dorado | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| Skipjack | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Total | 2 | 1 | 1 |
Six Anglers Share This Cabo Charter Fishing Experience
With six guests aboard, the trip illustrates why the final number of fish is only one part of a historical charter record. The morning did not produce continuous action or a large volume of game fish, but it did provide encounters with two different species during the group’s five hours on the water.
Preserving that distinction is important. A genuine fishing archive should document what occurred without turning every trip into an exceptional day. Some charters produce multiple marlin or double-digit dorado, while others result in only one or two fish.
Both belong in the record because together they provide a much more realistic picture of fishing around Cabo over an entire season.
Charter Highlights
- One dorado caught and kept
- One skipjack caught and released
- Two total game fish
- Two offshore species represented
- Six anglers aboard
- Five-hour private charter
- Another November fishing result added to the historical archive
A Moderate Day Strengthens the Cabo Fishing Charter Archive
Historical reports gain credibility when the archive includes the full range of outcomes. November 5 was a modest two-fish morning for Joe’s group, particularly compared with some of the higher-volume dorado and marlin trips recorded during the same period.
That does not make the day irrelevant. Instead, it provides valuable context by showing the natural variation that occurs from charter to charter. Offshore fishing is influenced by moving fish, changing conditions and opportunity, so catches can differ considerably even within a relatively short period.
The six anglers finished their morning with one fish retained and one released, creating a balanced record between harvest and release.
Another November Result Enters the Cabo Charter Fishing History
Joe, Sidney, Ryder, Hunter, Kennan and Jacob’s November 5 trip adds another factual entry to the Blue Sky Cabo archive: six anglers, five hours, two species and two total fish.
The dorado was kept, the skipjack was released, and no unrecorded fishing locations, bait choices or techniques have been added to the story.
By preserving the quieter days alongside the outstanding ones, the historical archive becomes a more useful record of what guests actually experienced. For this November morning, the result was simple: one dorado kept and one skipjack released.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
Cell / WhatsApp: +1.480.635.2965
Website: Cabo Fishings
F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
