September 22, 2023 – 9 Dorado – Cabo Fishing Report
Nine dorado highlighted an eight-hour Cabo fishing charter aboard the 43′ Riviera Blue Sky on September 22, 2023, as part of Joshua’s larger two-boat fishing group with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours.
Five anglers were assigned to Blue Sky for the full-day trip. Captain Luis departed F Dock at IGY Marina at 6:15 AM with lunch aboard and Blue Sky Cabo’s fish-attraction dredge included in the fishing program.
By the 2:15 PM return, the 43′ Riviera had recorded nine dorado.
Combined with the group’s simultaneous trip aboard the 35′ Riviera Blue Water, September 22 became a major two-yacht fishing day for Joshua’s party.
Cabo Fishing Report – FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT
Date: September 22, 2023 | Charter: 8 Hours
Boat: 43′ Riviera Blue Sky | Captain: Luis
Group: Joshua’s Party | Passengers: 5
Dorado: 9 | Total Catch: 9 Fish
Primary Species: Dorado | Dredge: Yes
Departure: 6:15 AM | Return: 2:15 PM
Lunch: Included | Departure Dock: F Dock
Marina: IGY Marina | Group Format: 2 Boats
Nine Dorado Highlight Cabo Fishing Charter
Dorado completely dominated the Blue Sky catch.
All nine documented fish from the 43′ Riviera were dorado, giving the five anglers a productive single-species fishing day.
Dorado are perfectly suited to the style of offshore fishing for which Cabo San Lucas is internationally known.
They are aggressive.
They are fast.
They can become highly active around concentrations of bait, and once hooked they are capable of energetic runs and spectacular surface action.
Their appearance makes them equally memorable.
Bright combinations of yellow, green and blue can make a dorado look almost electric alongside the yacht.
Joshua’s group recorded nine of them aboard Blue Sky.
Two-Boat Cabo Fishing Group Expands the Experience
One feature makes this September 22 fishing report particularly interesting: Blue Sky was not fishing alone.
Joshua’s party had reserved two Blue Sky Cabo yachts for the same eight-hour fishing window.
Five passengers were assigned to the 43′ Riviera Blue Sky, while four members of the larger group fished aboard the 35′ Riviera Blue Water.
Both yachts departed at 6:15 AM.
Both were scheduled through 2:15 PM.
Both had lunch.
Both incorporated Blue Sky Cabo’s fish-attraction dredge into their fishing programs.
And both produced dorado.
This allowed the larger party to share the same overall Cabo fishing experience while fishing from two separate Riviera sportfishing yachts.
Dredge Included in Cabo Fishing Program
The 43′ Blue Sky carried the fish-attraction dredge for the charter.
A dredge is designed to create the appearance of concentrated bait beneath and behind a moving sportfishing boat.
Rather than relying on a single lure to generate attention, the dredge presents multiple artificial baitfish or attractors moving together. The resulting flash and movement creates a much larger underwater visual signature.
For offshore predators searching for bait, that can provide another reason to investigate the trolling presentation.
The September 22 booking confirms the dredge was included.
The historical record does not identify which individual dorado interacted with the dredge, so no artificial hookup sequence is being added.
The documented outcome remains nine dorado.
Captain Luis Leads Cabo Fishing Yacht
Captain Luis operated the 43′ Riviera Blue Sky for the full eight-hour charter.
The yacht left F Dock at 6:15 AM with five guests aboard and returned at approximately 2:15 PM.
An eight-hour charter gives anglers a substantial offshore fishing window.
Conditions can change dramatically during a fishing day. Bait can move, currents can shift and game fish may become more active as the crew searches different water.
The additional time also becomes valuable when a productive bite develops.
For this trip, eight hours produced nine documented fish.
That works out to slightly more than one dorado for every scheduled hour aboard Blue Sky.
Cabo Fishing Report Shows a Larger Group Strategy
The two-boat structure also demonstrates an option available to larger fishing parties visiting Cabo San Lucas.
A group doesn’t necessarily need to crowd everyone onto one yacht.
Using multiple boats can provide anglers with more room while allowing each captain and crew to operate an independent fishing program.
The boats can then compare results at the end of the day.
Joshua’s September 22 party included nine anglers split between two yachts.
Blue Sky carried five.
Blue Water carried four.
The 43′ Riviera Blue Sky produced nine dorado.
The 35′ Riviera Blue Water produced 16 dorado, including 10 released.
That means the larger two-boat group recorded 25 dorado across the two charters.
For nine anglers fishing simultaneously, it became an exceptional group fishing day.
Twenty-Five Dorado Across Two Cabo Fishing Yachts
Looking at the combined results provides an even better picture of the September 22 experience.
43′ Riviera Blue Sky: 9 Dorado
35′ Riviera Blue Water: 16 Dorado
Combined Catch: 25 Dorado
Combined Anglers: 9
Both boats were on eight-hour schedules, giving the group two independent fishing platforms working during the same period.
The Blue Water side of the group also released 10 of its 16 dorado.
This Blue Sky report remains a record of the five-passenger 43′ Riviera charter, but the larger two-boat result is worth preserving because both bookings were part of the same Joshua group.
Dorado Define Cabo Sportfishing Day
September 22 was unquestionably a dorado day for this party.
The Blue Sky charter recorded no other species in its catch notes.
That isn’t a weakness in the report.
It is precisely what makes historical fishing records useful.
Some days produce a mixture of game fish.
Other days reveal that one species was particularly productive.
For Joshua’s two-boat group, dorado dominated both charter records.
The original Blue Sky booking does not document the precise fishing grounds, bait selections, lure colors or sequence of the nine catches.
Those details are therefore intentionally omitted rather than recreated years later.
What is documented is strong:
Five anglers.
Eight hours.
Captain Luis.
43′ Riviera Blue Sky.
Dredge.
Nine dorado.
Blue Sky Completes Productive Cabo Fishing Charter
At 2:15 PM, the full-day charter was complete.
The 43′ Riviera Blue Sky returned after eight hours with nine dorado entered into the historical fishing record.
For Joshua’s larger party, it was one half of an especially productive two-boat Cabo fishing experience.
Across both yachts, nine anglers recorded 25 dorado during simultaneous eight-hour charters.
For Blue Sky itself, the final record was straightforward:
Date: September 22, 2023 | Boat: 43′ Riviera Blue Sky
Captain: Luis | Charter: 8 Hours
Passengers: 5 | Dredge: Yes
Dorado: 9 | Total Catch: 9 Fish
Another full-day Cabo fishing charter—and another strong dorado entry in the Blue Sky Cabo historical fishing archive.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
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