September 29, 2023 – 2 Dorado Caught – Cabo Fishing Report
BRETT AND JUSTIN ENJOY A FOUR-HOUR CABO FISHING CHARTER ABOARD THE 35-FOOT RIVIERA BLUE WATER!
Blue Sky Cabo – 35′ Riviera Blue Water – Captain Oscar – 2 Dorado Caught
Four hours on the water, two anglers and two dorado made September 29, 2023, a productive morning for Brett and Justin aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours.
The private charter departed from F Dock at IGY Marina in Cabo San Lucas at 6:00 AM, with Captain Oscar operating the vessel for the scheduled four-hour outing.
Brett’s reservation included a New Zealand email domain, providing a connection to New Zealand, although the booking did not identify either guest’s hometown.
For Brett and Justin, the morning’s confirmed fishing result was two dorado, one of the most recognizable and sought-after offshore species in the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas.
Their charter was scheduled to finish at 10:00 AM, making this an early morning fishing experience rather than a full-day offshore expedition.
Cabo Fishing Report – FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT
Date: September 29, 2023 | Day: Friday | Charter: 4 hours
Boat: 35′ Riviera Blue Water | Captain: Oscar | Passengers: 2
Guests: Brett and Justin | Country Connection: New Zealand | Charter: Private
Departure: 6:00 AM | Scheduled Return: 10:00 AM | Departure Dock: F Dock
Dorado: 2 | Total Catch: 2 | Species: Dorado
Fishing Location: Cabo San Lucas | Marina: IGY Marina | Region: Baja California Sur
New Zealand Connection Meets Cabo San Lucas Dorado Fishing
Cabo San Lucas welcomes anglers from around the world, and Brett’s New Zealand email connection adds an international element to this September fishing report.
New Zealand has its own strong saltwater fishing traditions, while Cabo offers a different offshore setting at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula.
Here, the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez influence a diverse marine environment supporting dorado, tuna, marlin, wahoo and other gamefish throughout the year.
Brett and Justin selected a four-hour private fishing charter, giving them a dedicated morning aboard the Riviera Blue Water.
The vessel’s scheduled departure at 6:00 AM allowed the trip to begin early, when crews commonly assess the day’s conditions, bait activity and available fishing opportunities.
Unlike a shared charter, a private fishing trip reserves the vessel for the booked party, allowing the captain and crew to focus on that group’s outing.
With only two passengers aboard, Brett and Justin had the Riviera Blue Water reserved for their own fishing adventure.
Cabo Dorado Fishing Charter – Why September Attracts Offshore Anglers
September is an important period in Cabo’s warm-water fishing calendar.
Dorado, also known as mahi-mahi or dolphinfish, are among the species anglers frequently hope to encounter during the warmer months.
Their striking green, gold and blue coloration makes them instantly recognizable.
Dorado are also admired for their speed, powerful runs and energetic behavior when hooked.
These fish often associate with floating debris, current lines, weed patches and areas holding baitfish.
Because their locations can change rapidly, successful dorado fishing often involves reading surface conditions and searching for signs of feeding activity.
Captains may use trolling lures, natural baits or other presentations depending on what the fish are doing.
The September 29 charter record confirms that Brett and Justin caught two dorado but does not identify the specific fishing technique or location responsible for those catches.
The fish were recorded as caught, with no separate retention or release details provided.
Four-Hour Cabo Fishing Yacht Charter With Captain Oscar
Not every fishing adventure needs to occupy an entire day.
A four-hour charter can be attractive to visitors who want a morning on the ocean while leaving time for other Cabo San Lucas activities.
Brett and Justin booked exactly that type of experience.
Their schedule was straightforward: depart at 6:00 AM, fish aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water and return at approximately 10:00 AM.
Shorter charters require the captain to work within a more concentrated time window.
Rather than planning an extended offshore run, the available fishing time must account for travel, searching for fish, presenting baits and returning to the marina.
The specific fishing grounds visited by Brett and Justin were not identified in the booking record.
However, their documented result demonstrates that a shorter Cabo charter can still produce desirable gamefish.
Two dorado in a four-hour reservation is a meaningful result for anglers seeking an accessible offshore experience.
Cabo Fishing Report – The 35-Foot Riviera Blue Water Experience
The 35-foot Riviera Blue Water is one of the private sportfishing vessels in the Blue Sky Cabo fleet.
Captain Oscar operates this vessel for guests interested in offshore fishing around Cabo San Lucas.
A Riviera sportfishing yacht offers a different experience from a small open fishing boat, with a larger vessel dedicated to the charter group.
For Brett and Justin, the private arrangement provided a two-person fishing outing with their own captain and crew.
Their reservation also specified that payment would be completed upon boarding, an administrative detail that did not affect the documented fishing results.
The fishing record centers on the important facts: the guests, the vessel, the captain, the scheduled hours and the two dorado caught.
These details provide a clear account of what was booked and what the charter produced.
Cabo Fishing Charter Report – Choosing Between Four and Eight Hours
Brett and Justin’s outing also illustrates an important consideration for visitors choosing their charter duration.
A four-hour trip is suited to guests seeking a shorter fishing experience.
A six-hour charter provides more time to search different areas or continue fishing when conditions warrant.
Eight-hour and longer charters can offer greater flexibility to travel farther offshore, change fishing grounds and pursue species that may require additional searching time.
No single duration guarantees a catch.
Fish movement, seasonal conditions, weather, bait availability and the captain’s decisions all influence the outcome.
For Brett and Justin, the shorter reservation delivered two dorado without requiring a full day at sea.
That makes this September outing a useful example for visitors comparing private Cabo fishing charter options.
Cabo Fishing Report – Final Charter Record
Date: September 29, 2023 | Boat: 35′ Riviera Blue Water | Captain: Oscar
Guests: Brett and Justin | Passengers: 2 | Country Connection: New Zealand
Charter: 4 hours | Departure: 6:00 AM | Scheduled Return: 10:00 AM
Dorado: 2 | Total Catch: 2 | Species: Dorado
Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina | Location: Cabo San Lucas
Brett and Justin’s September 29 fishing trip added another documented dorado charter to Blue Sky Cabo’s fishing history.
Their early morning aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water combined a private two-person reservation, Captain Oscar’s operation of the vessel and a confirmed catch of two dorado.
For visitors considering a shorter private fishing adventure in Cabo San Lucas, this outing shows the appeal of getting offshore early and making the most of the available fishing time.
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
