Cabo Fishing Report

Cabo Fishing Report – September 28, 2023 – 1 Roosterfish and 1 Skipjack Released

September 28, 2023 – 1 Roosterfish and 1 Skipjack Released – Cabo Fishing Report

Blue Sky Cabo – 43′ Riviera Blue Sky – Captain Luis – 1 Roosterfish and 1 Skipjack Released

Four anglers, two species and eight hours on the water made September 28, 2023, an interesting day aboard the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours.

Jason, JoAnne, Ryan and Diana booked a private fishing charter departing F Dock at IGY Marina in Cabo San Lucas. Their group had a connection to northern Wisconsin through the 715 telephone area code, while Ryan and Diana’s 920 numbers were associated with northeastern Wisconsin, including the Green Bay region.

With Captain Luis operating the yacht, the four guests set out at 6:00 AM for a full eight-hour fishing experience.

The day’s recorded catch included one roosterfish and one skipjack, both species released under Blue Sky Cabo’s conservation practices.

Cabo Fishing Report – FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT

Date: September 28, 2023 | Day: Thursday | Charter: 8 hours

Boat: 43′ Riviera Blue Sky | Captain: Luis | Passengers: 4

Guests: Jason, JoAnne, Ryan, Diana | Area-Code Region: Wisconsin | Departure: 6:00 AM

Return: 2:00 PM | Roosterfish: 1 | Skipjack: 1

Total Catch: 2 | Species: 2 | Released: 2

Lunch: Included | Fishing Licenses: 4 | Departure Dock: F Dock

Marina: IGY Marina | Charter Type: Private | Destination: Cabo San Lucas

Wisconsin Anglers Enjoy a Cabo Fishing Yacht Charter With Captain Luis

For Jason, JoAnne, Ryan and Diana, the charter offered a full day on the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas.

The group was staying at Riu Palace Baja California, a popular resort overlooking the coastline of Los Cabos.

Their reservation included lunch for four adults, fishing licenses and eight hours aboard the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky.

An eight-hour charter provides flexibility that shorter fishing trips may not offer. Depending on weather, seasonal activity and the captain’s assessment, guests can explore different fishing environments and adjust their target species.

For this group, the final catch reflected two distinctly different types of sportfish.

Roosterfish are powerful coastal predators, recognizable by their tall dorsal fins. Skipjack are fast-moving members of the tuna family, often encountered in active feeding schools.

The booking did not identify the exact fishing locations or methods used, but both species are familiar to anglers exploring the diverse fisheries of Los Cabos.

Cabo Fishing Charter Report – Roosterfish and Skipjack Conservation

Roosterfish are among the most distinctive sportfish found along Mexico’s Pacific coastline.

Their elongated dorsal fins, bold markings and powerful runs make them highly sought after by visiting anglers.

Unlike offshore marlin or yellowfin tuna, roosterfish are generally associated with coastal waters, sandy beaches, rocky points and areas holding baitfish.

Skipjack, meanwhile, are energetic pelagic fish known for their speed and schooling behavior.

Although they are sometimes encountered while targeting other species, skipjack can provide exciting action on appropriate fishing tackle.

Blue Sky Cabo’s established fishing policy is to release roosterfish and skipjack.

For Jason, JoAnne, Ryan and Diana, the recorded results therefore represented two catches contributing to a conservation-minded fishing experience.

Eight-Hour Cabo Fishing Yacht Charter – More Time to Explore

One advantage of an eight-hour private fishing charter is the opportunity to spend additional time evaluating fishing conditions.

Cabo San Lucas sits where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez, creating access to a remarkable range of habitats.

Depending on season and conditions, fishing may take place near coastal points, offshore banks, current boundaries or areas where baitfish are concentrated.

Captain Luis and the crew can adjust their fishing strategy based on the conditions encountered during a charter.

A full-day reservation also allows time for lunch and a more relaxed experience aboard the yacht.

For this four-person group, the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky offered a private setting with room to enjoy the ocean throughout the morning and early afternoon.

Cabo Fishing Report – Jason, JoAnne, Ryan and Diana’s Final Charter Results

The September 28 outing concluded at 2:00 PM after eight hours on the water.

The confirmed charter record includes four adult passengers, lunch, fishing licenses and catches of roosterfish and skipjack.

The trip demonstrates the variety available in Cabo San Lucas, where anglers may encounter different species depending on seasonal movements and fishing conditions.

From coastal roosterfish to fast-moving skipjack, the region offers experiences beyond traditional marlin and tuna fishing.

Cabo Fishing Report – Final Charter Record

Date: September 28, 2023 | Boat: 43′ Riviera Blue Sky | Captain: Luis

Guests: Jason, JoAnne, Ryan, Diana | Passengers: 4 | Charter: 8 hours

Departure: 6:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM | Lunch: Included

Roosterfish: 1 released | Skipjack: 1 released | Total Catch: 2

Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas

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

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