November 1, 2023 – Cabo Charter Lands 8 Dorado and Releases 4 Triggerfish During a Productive Fishing Day
November opened with consistent action for Jon and Bryan from the Cincinnati, Ohio area aboard the 32′ Luhrs Blue Star. Their six-hour private trip ran from 6:00 AM until noon and produced an impressive twelve-fish morning consisting of eight dorado and four triggerfish.
The eight dorado were kept, while all four triggerfish were released. With only two anglers aboard, the volume of action created a busy morning and an excellent start to November for the Blue Star.
November 1 Charter Statistics and Historical Conditions
| Charter Detail | Recorded Information | Charter Detail | Recorded Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catch | 8 Dorado, 4 Triggerfish | Total Fish | 12 |
| Kept | 8 Dorado – 8 | Released | 4 Triggerfish – 4 |
| Anglers | Jon & Bryan – Cincinnati, Ohio | Boat / Captain | Blue Star – 32′ Luhrs – Captain Jorge |
| Charter Length | 6 Hours | Fishing Time | 6:00 AM–12:00 PM |
| Air Temperature | Approx. 73°F → low-80s°F | Daily High | Approx. 82°F |
| Humidity | Humid early-November conditions | Wind | Light to moderate historical conditions |
| Sunrise | Approx. 6:25 AM | Sunset | Approx. 5:40 PM |
| Trip Type | Private Fishing Charter | Departure | Cabo San Lucas Marina |
Eight Dorado Put Cabo Action at the Center of This Fishing Charter
Dorado supplied the primary offshore action, and eight fish between two anglers meant the morning developed into far more than an occasional-hookup trip.
Few game fish combine visual appeal and athletic ability quite like dorado. Their powerful acceleration, rapid changes in direction and tendency to become airborne make them exciting fish on appropriately matched tackle. Their coloration can be equally memorable, with vivid greens, yellows, blues and golds becoming particularly intense during the fight.
With eight caught and kept, Jon and Bryan experienced both the sportfishing and table-fare side of one of Cabo’s most recognizable pelagic species.
November 1 Catch Record
| Species | Caught | Kept | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dorado | 8 | 8 | 0 |
| Triggerfish | 4 | 0 | 4 |
| Total | 12 | 8 | 4 |
Six Hours Give This Cabo Charter a Concentrated Morning of Fishing
A six-hour charter occupies a useful middle ground between a shorter introduction and a full eight-hour offshore day.
Leaving at 6:00 AM allowed Jon and Bryan to begin before sunrise, with daylight arriving approximately 25 minutes into the trip. By noon, temperatures in the Los Cabos region were moving toward the upper 70s to low 80s Fahrenheit, consistent with the warm conditions typical of early November. Historical regional records show November 1 reaching approximately 82°F.
For two anglers, six hours also provides considerable individual rod time when the bite develops.
November Fishing Highlights
- Twelve fish caught between two anglers
- Eight dorado caught and kept
- Four triggerfish caught and released
- Six-hour private charter
- Early 6:00 AM departure
- Blue Star – 32′ Luhrs
- First fishing report of November 2023
Triggerfish Add Variety as This Fishing Charter Explores Cabo Waters
The four triggerfish introduced a completely different species to the day’s record.
Triggerfish are built differently from streamlined pelagic predators such as dorado, and their compact bodies and distinctive shape make them immediately recognizable. They added variety without overshadowing the primary dorado result.
All four were released, completing the morning with eight retained fish and four returned to the water.
For a historical fishing archive, recording secondary species matters because it provides a more complete picture of what anglers actually encountered rather than focusing exclusively on the headline catch.
Early November Opens Cabo with Strong Fishing for This Private Charter
The transition from October into November is an important period in southern Baja’s fishing calendar. Warm water remains influential, while visiting anglers can encounter a broad range of offshore and nearshore species.
This November 1 result provides an actual historical example rather than a generalized seasonal forecast. Two anglers aboard Blue Star accumulated twelve fish during a six-hour morning, with dorado accounting for the primary action.
Historical weather records also show November 2023 beginning warm, with November 1 around 23°C to 28°C, or approximately 73°F to 82°F.
Dorado Make This Cabo Fishing Charter a Productive Start to November
Eight dorado would represent a substantial result for a larger group; divided between only two anglers, the catch suggests a morning with repeated opportunities and considerable activity.
That distinction is important. Total catch numbers provide one measure of success, but the number of anglers sharing those encounters also affects the experience. Jon and Bryan had six hours and a private boat between them, allowing the day’s action to remain concentrated within a two-person charter.
Combined with four released triggerfish, the result created a strong opening entry for November.
November Begins with Cabo Fishing Variety on a Successful Charter
November 1, 2023 enters the Blue Sky Cabo historical archive with a simple but impressive record: two anglers, six hours and twelve fish representing two species.
Jon and Bryan finished their morning with eight dorado kept and four triggerfish released after a productive outing aboard Blue Star with Captain Jorge.
For the beginning of a new month in Cabo, it was an excellent example of how much action can develop within a six-hour private fishing charter.
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