September 25, 2023 – 2 Marlin Released, 7 Dorado – Cabo Fishing Report
An eight-person group visiting from New Zealand enjoyed an outstanding full-day fishing charter aboard the 43′ Riviera Blue Sky with Captain Luis, recording two marlin and seven dorado during eight hours on the Pacific.
Brett organized the trip, with members of the group staying at Casa Dorada. Five adults and three children were booked aboard, making this as much a family Cabo experience as a serious offshore fishing charter.
Blue Sky Cabo’s fish-attraction dredge was included, lunch was provided aboard, and the charter ran from 6:00 AM until 2:00 PM.
Both marlin were released back into the Pacific.
Cabo Fishing Report – FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT
Date: September 25, 2023 | Charter: 8 Hours
Boat: 43′ Riviera Blue Sky | Captain: Luis
Guests: 8 | Origin: New Zealand
Adults: 5 | Children: 3
Marlin: 2 Released | Dorado: 7
Total Catch: 9 Fish | Marlin Release: 100%
Dredge: Yes | Lunch: Yes
Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM
Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina
New Zealand Group Cabo Fishing Charter
Cabo San Lucas attracts anglers from throughout North America, but this September charter demonstrates just how international its fishing reputation has become.
Brett’s group had traveled from New Zealand.
Their party included MacLaren, Nixon, Jeff, David, Stephen and Toby, along with another member of the eight-person group whose name isn’t preserved in the available charter extract.
Nixon was recorded as 10 years old, and three children were included in the overall booking.
That created a mixed group aboard Blue Sky—adults, younger guests and anglers traveling a considerable distance to experience Cabo sportfishing.
The 43′ Riviera provided the space and private setting needed for a larger family group.
Captain Luis Leads Cabo Fishing Yacht
Captain Luis was at the helm for the full eight-hour charter.
Longer fishing days give a professional crew more time to work through changing conditions, search for productive water and pursue opportunities as they develop.
For this New Zealand group, the day ultimately included both billfish and dorado.
The two marlin represented the premier billfish encounters.
Under Blue Sky Cabo’s conservation practices, both were released.
That created a 100% marlin release rate and allowed the fish to return to the Pacific after giving the guests the experience that has made Cabo famous around the sportfishing world.
Dorado Add Action to Cabo Fishing Report
Seven dorado added volume and variety to the day.
Dorado are among the most visually spectacular fish encountered around Los Cabos. Their combinations of gold, green, yellow and blue can be remarkable alongside a boat.
They’re also athletic game fish.
Their speed, aggressive strikes and surface activity make them exciting for experienced anglers while remaining a favorite species for families and guests experiencing offshore fishing for the first time.
Combined with the marlin encounters, the dorado transformed the charter into a multi-species offshore day rather than a single-species trip.
Dredge Supports Cabo Charter Fishing Program
Brett’s group included Blue Sky Cabo’s fish-attraction dredge in the fishing program.
A dredge creates a larger underwater presentation through multiple artificial baitfish or attractors moving beneath and behind the boat.
The resulting flash and movement can help imitate concentrated bait activity and attract the attention of offshore predators.
The booking confirms the dredge was aboard and being used as part of the day’s fishing strategy.
The historical record does not identify which individual fish responded directly to it, so no unsupported connection is being added.
Family Cabo Fishing Aboard Blue Sky
One of the most interesting parts of this charter is the composition of the group.
With five adults and three children, this wasn’t simply a group of dedicated anglers heading offshore.
It was a shared vacation experience.
Private yacht fishing gives families the ability to stay together rather than splitting into separate activities.
The adults can enjoy serious offshore fishing while younger guests experience Cabo’s marine environment, boats and game fish firsthand.
Lunch aboard also helped make the eight-hour format practical for the larger group.
Instead of treating the day as a quick excursion, the charter became a full Cabo experience.
International Guests Choose Cabo Sportfishing
Traveling from New Zealand to Mexico is substantial.
That makes Brett’s charter another example of the international reach of Cabo San Lucas fishing.
Anglers and vacationing families travel thousands of miles to experience the region because Cabo combines reliable charter infrastructure, warm weather, spectacular scenery and access to highly prized offshore species.
For Blue Sky Cabo, international groups also reinforce the importance of service.
Guests traveling that distance want more than access to a boat.
They want organization, communication, professional crews and a comfortable private charter experience.
On September 25, Captain Luis and the Blue Sky crew delivered that experience aboard the 43′ Riviera.
Cabo Fishing Report Built on Real Charter History
Historical fishing reports become particularly useful when they preserve details beyond a simple catch total.
This charter records a New Zealand group.
It records adults and children traveling together.
It identifies Captain Luis.
It documents the 43′ Riviera Blue Sky.
It confirms the dredge and lunch.
It identifies Casa Dorada in connection with the organizer.
And it preserves a strong multi-species fishing result.
Those details help create a genuine picture of what a Blue Sky Cabo charter looked like on a specific day rather than another generic claim about fishing in Mexico.
Full-Day Cabo Fishing Creates Lasting Memories
By the scheduled 2:00 PM return, Brett’s group had spent eight hours aboard Blue Sky.
The adults and children had shared a full day on the Pacific.
They had experienced two of Cabo’s signature offshore species.
Captain Luis and the crew had managed a larger family group while providing the fishing program, dredge presentation and lunch aboard.
And the day’s billfish encounters ended exactly as Blue Sky Cabo intends—with the marlin returned to the ocean.
For visitors who had traveled all the way from New Zealand, it created a Cabo fishing story worth taking home.
Cabo Fishing Report Final Charter Record
Date: September 25, 2023 | Boat: 43′ Riviera Blue Sky
Captain: Luis | Charter: 8 Hours
Guests: 8 | Origin: New Zealand
Adults: 5 | Children: 3
Marlin: 2 Released | Dorado: 7
Total Catch: 9 Fish | Marlin Release: 100%
Dredge: Yes | Lunch: Yes
Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM
Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina
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