Blue Sea – 60 Foot Bertram – Captain Alex
Charter Length: 8 Hours
Guests: Paul, John, Nick, Kyle, David, Earl and Jordan
Main City: Phoenix, Arizona
Resort: Casa Dorada Los Cabos Resort & Spa
Catch: 1 Dorado
Air Temperature: Approximately 79°F early morning, reaching 93°F
Water Temperature: Approximately 84°F based on the long-term September 9 benchmark
Weather: Clear and predominantly sunny
Wind: Approximately 7 mph daily average
Humidity: Approximately 79%
Precipitation: 0.0 mm
Cloud Cover: Approximately 13%
Visibility: Approximately 10 km / 6.2 miles
Atmospheric Pressure: Approximately 1,013 mb
Heat Index: Approximately 102°F during the hottest portion of the day
Moon: Waning Crescent – approximately 24% illuminated
Sunrise: Approximately 6:04 AM
Sunset: Approximately 6:29 PM
One dorado provided the offshore catch for Paul, John, Nick, Kyle, David, Earl and Jordan during an eight-hour Cabo fishing charter aboard the 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea with Captain Alex on September 9, 2023. Staying at Casa Dorada Los Cabos Resort & Spa, the group devoted a full fishing day to exploring the productive waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas, where hot September weather and warm Pacific water created classic late-summer conditions for dorado and numerous other offshore game fish.
One Dorado Highlighted an Eight-Hour Cabo Fishing Charter Aboard Blue Sea
September sits within an important period for dorado fishing in Cabo, and the group’s eight-hour trip gave Captain Alex substantially more time to search changing offshore conditions than would be available during a shorter charter.
Dorado are highly mobile predators, meaning yesterday’s productive coordinates cannot automatically be treated as today’s best fishing location. Current direction, floating structure, baitfish, weed lines, water color and bird activity can all influence where these fish concentrate.
The day’s one dorado became the reward for maintaining the search aboard Blue Sea, demonstrating an important reality of offshore sport fishing: productive charters are not measured simply by running to a famous coordinate, because experienced captains must continually interpret the water in front of them.
Captain Alex Used the Full Cabo Fishing Day to Expand the Search
An eight-hour Cabo fishing charter provides an important advantage when offshore fish are scattered because the captain has enough time to investigate different water rather than remaining committed to the first area selected after leaving the marina.
Captain Alex could evaluate changes in current, temperature, surface life and bait while deciding whether to continue working an area or relocate.
The 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea also provides a substantially larger platform for a seven-person group, giving guests space to enjoy the offshore experience while the crew manages the fishing operation.
When dorado are located, action can develop quickly because these fish are aggressive feeders capable of striking trolled presentations before launching into powerful runs and acrobatic jumps.
September Cabo Fishing Weather Was Clear, Hot and Humid
Historical weather records show Cabo San Lucas experiencing a hot September 9, with temperatures beginning near 79°F around the early morning and reaching approximately 93°F around midday.
Humidity averaged roughly 79%, while cloud cover remained limited to about 13%. No measurable rainfall was recorded, visibility reached approximately 10 kilometers and atmospheric pressure was near 1,013 mb.
Average wind was approximately 11 km/h, or about 7 mph, although actual conditions on the offshore fishing grounds could naturally differ from land-based observations.
With the heat index approaching 102°F during the hottest portion of the day, hydration and sun protection would have been especially important during an eight-hour September charter.
Warm Pacific Water Supported Cabo Dorado Fishing and Pelagic Variety
Historical September 9 sea-temperature records give a long-term daily average of approximately 28.85°C, or 83.9°F, around Cabo, while individual years and measurement points can run considerably warmer.
That temperature provides excellent context for the warm-water fishery surrounding southern Baja during September.
Dorado are prominent targets, but the same general seasonal environment can support yellowfin tuna, wahoo, blue marlin, striped marlin, sailfish and skipjack, giving an eight-hour Cabo fishing charter the potential to encounter several different pelagic species.
Captain Alex still needed to find the productive portion of that warm water, because temperature alone does not determine where fish will feed. Bait concentrations, current edges, floating debris, water clarity and active surface life remain critical clues.
Dorado Fishing Adds Speed and Color to a Cabo Charter
Few offshore species combine visual appeal and fighting ability as dramatically as dorado.
Their brilliant green, blue and gold coloration can appear almost electric beside the boat, while their speed and tendency to jump make every hookup unpredictable. They can also associate with floating debris and current lines where smaller baitfish gather for protection.
For a seven-person charter group, locating concentrated dorado can create opportunities for rapid action, although the fish ultimately determine how many opportunities develop.
On September 9, Blue Sea converted the day’s offshore fishing into one landed dorado.
Blue Sea Offers Space for Larger Cabo Fishing Charter Groups
The 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea gives Blue Sky Cabo an important option for larger private groups that want considerably more room than a traditional sportfishing boat can provide.
For Paul, John, Nick, Kyle, David, Earl and Jordan, the larger platform allowed seven guests to share an eight-hour offshore trip while Captain Alex and the crew concentrated on finding fish.
That combination of vessel size, experienced local decision-making and a full-day charter window provides flexibility when the productive water requires additional searching.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter Completes a Full September Day
September 9 ultimately produced one dorado for the seven-person group aboard Blue Sea, adding another catch to the productive warm-water period surrounding Cabo San Lucas.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours combines experienced local captains, private boats, quality fishing equipment and flexible daily strategies rather than treating every charter as an identical route. Captain Alex’s ability to evaluate current conditions throughout an eight-hour fishing day was particularly valuable because offshore fish constantly respond to bait and changing water.
For anglers staying at Casa Dorada Los Cabos Resort & Spa or elsewhere around Cabo, a private eight-hour Cabo fishing charter offers the time and range required to experience the broader offshore fishery while pursuing dorado and the many other pelagic species available during September.
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