September 2, 2023 – 1 Dorado Caught – Cabo Fishing Report
A six-hour morning aboard Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours’ 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star produced one dorado for John and Mary on September 2, 2023. Leaving Cabo San Lucas at 6:00 AM, the two anglers had Captain Chewy and the Blue Sky Cabo crew working a dredge-assisted trolling program during a productive early-September fishing window.
The final result was one dorado caught during six hours of fishing, adding another documented charter to Blue Sky Cabo’s growing historical archive of Cabo San Lucas fishing conditions and catches.
Cabo Fishing Report – FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT
Date: September 2, 2023 | Boat: 32′ Luhrs Blue Star
Captain: Chewy | Guests: John and Mary
Passengers: 2 | Charter: 6 Hours
Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 12:00 PM
Catch: 1 Dorado | Dredge: Yes
Departure Dock: IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas | Fishing Style: Offshore trolling
Air Temperature: Approx. 80°F → 89°F | Water: Approx. mid-80s°F
Wind: Light to moderate | Moon: Waning gibbous
Sunrise: Approx. 6:01 AM | Season: Summer dorado fishing
Early Start for Cabo Fishing Aboard Blue Star
John and Mary stepped aboard Blue Star at essentially sunrise, giving Captain Chewy a complete six-hour morning to search for productive water.
September is an important transitional period for Cabo San Lucas fishing. Warm water surrounds the tip of Baja, and dorado are among the species anglers regularly hope to encounter while trolling offshore. The same general season can also offer opportunities for billfish, tuna and wahoo, making it valuable for a captain to remain flexible rather than committing to one species before seeing what the ocean provides.
Blue Star’s crew added the dredge to the morning’s fishing program.
The purpose of the dredge is attraction. Moving below the surface behind the boat, it creates the impression of concentrated bait and gives passing game fish another visual reason to investigate the trolling spread.
For a roaming predator such as a dorado, getting the fish close enough to inspect the spread can be the first major step toward generating a strike.
Dorado Delivers the Cabo Charter Result
During John and Mary’s six-hour trip, that offshore search ultimately produced one dorado.
Dorado are particularly well suited to Cabo’s warm late-summer environment. Their speed, aggressive feeding behavior and dramatic colors make them one of the most recognizable offshore species caught from Cabo San Lucas.
Once hooked, a dorado can turn a quiet trolling pattern into immediate cockpit action. Fast runs, direction changes and repeated jumps are all part of what makes the species so popular with visiting anglers.
For this charter, the important number is straightforward: two anglers, six hours and one dorado caught aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star.
But catch totals alone never describe the entire charter.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Crew Adds Value Beyond the Catch
A successful private fishing charter depends on much more than the final number of fish brought alongside the boat.
Captain Chewy had six hours to evaluate water, watch for surface activity, manage the trolling route and put John and Mary into the best opportunity available that morning. Meanwhile, the crew handled tackle, monitored the spread and operated the dredge while remaining prepared to react when a game fish entered the presentation.
That coordinated approach is central to the fishing program at Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours.
The equipment matters, but experienced people still have to use it effectively.
A dredge can increase attraction. Quality tackle can help convert a strike. A capable sportfishing boat can provide the platform. Yet the captain still needs to locate productive water, and the crew must execute when an opportunity develops.
On September 2, that combination resulted in a dorado for John and Mary.
Six-Hour Cabo Yacht Fishing Charter Provides a Strong Morning Window
A six-hour Cabo fishing charter sits between a shorter introductory trip and a full eight-hour offshore day.
Starting at 6:00 AM gave Blue Star the entire morning fishing window while still returning John and Mary to Cabo around noon. That provides considerably more search time than a short charter without requiring guests to commit their entire day.
For anglers interested in covering more distant fishing grounds, an eight- or ten-hour trip provides additional range. However, John and Mary’s charter demonstrates why six hours remains a popular option: there is enough time to deploy a serious offshore trolling program and search changing water while maintaining a convenient return time.
The 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star is particularly well suited to this type of private Cabo charter. Its size gives Captain Chewy and the crew a capable offshore platform while retaining the more personal atmosphere many couples and small groups prefer.
September Dorado Fishing Adds Another Cabo Report Record
Every fishing day in Cabo is different.
Fish move. Bait concentrations change. Current lines shift. Productive water can appear closer to Cabo one morning and farther offshore the next.
That variability is precisely why individual charter reports have value.
September 2, 2023 can now be recorded as another specific data point in Blue Sky Cabo’s fishing history: John and Mary, two anglers, Captain Chewy, six hours aboard Blue Star, dredge deployed and one dorado caught.
For anglers researching September fishing in Cabo San Lucas, Cabo dorado fishing, Cabo fishing charters, Cabo fishing reports or private sportfishing yachts in Cabo, actual charter records provide considerably more useful context than generalized seasonal descriptions.
This particular morning did not require a huge catch count to create a successful offshore experience.
One dorado provided the defining fishing moment.
John and Mary left IGY Marina at sunrise aboard Blue Star, spent six hours fishing Cabo’s warm September water with Captain Chewy and the Blue Sky Cabo crew, and returned at noon with another authentic Cabo fishing experience recorded.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
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