BLUE SKY CABO FISHING CHARTERS – CABO FISHING REPORT

SEPTEMBER 22, 2023 – 16 DORADO LANDED ON BLUE WATER

CABO FISHING REPORT – CHARTER STATISTICS

September 22, 2023 produced a high-volume Cabo dorado fishing result for Reed, Bryce, Colton, Zach and Ryan during an eight-hour charter aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water with Captain Oscar. The five Texas anglers finished their day with 16 dorado landed, making this one of those Cabo fishing reports where a single species completely dominated the action.

Blue Water departed at 6:15 AM and continued fishing until 2:15 PM, providing Captain Oscar a full eight-hour window to locate productive offshore water and capitalize once the dorado bite developed.

Cabo Dorado Fishing Produces 16 Game Fish

The final catch was simple and impressive: 16 dorado.

There were no smaller fish included to inflate the numbers and no secondary game-fish species required to build the report. Dorado accounted for every fish landed.

For five anglers, 16 dorado meant repeated opportunities throughout the charter and substantial rod time across the group.

The catch results were:

• 16 dorado landed
• 16 total game fish
• 16 dorado kept
• 5 anglers
• 8 hours of fishing
• 2 dorado per charter hour

Dorado are prized around Cabo San Lucas for their explosive strikes, speed and frequent aerial displays. When multiple dorado are concentrated around bait or productive offshore conditions, the action can develop rapidly.

Captain Oscar Converts the Cabo Dorado Bite

Locating fish is only the first stage of a successful offshore charter. Once the bite develops, the captain and crew must keep the boat positioned correctly, manage presentations and convert strikes into landed fish.

Captain Oscar and the Blue Water crew did exactly that.

Finishing with 16 landed dorado demonstrates that the crew was able to stay productive rather than simply encountering a brief pocket of activity. With five anglers participating, the crew also had to manage multiple fishing opportunities efficiently throughout the day.

That execution transformed a promising dorado bite into a standout Cabo fishing charter.

Eight Hours Creates More Cabo Fishing Opportunity

Reed, Bryce, Colton, Zach and Ryan selected an eight-hour trip rather than limiting their day to a shorter charter.

That additional fishing time provides flexibility because offshore game fish are constantly moving. Productive water can shift, bait concentrations can relocate, and the best bite may develop after the first few hours.

Blue Water had from 6:15 AM until 2:15 PM to search, adjust and remain in productive areas.

The final calculation tells the story: 16 dorado in eight hours, averaging two landed game fish for every charter hour.

September Cabo San Lucas Dorado Fishing

September is an important warm-water period for anglers interested in dorado fishing in Cabo San Lucas. Dorado can be associated with temperature breaks, current lines, floating debris and concentrations of bait.

Their location is rarely static.

An experienced Cabo captain must continually evaluate water conditions and visible offshore signs rather than simply returning to a location that produced fish on a previous trip.

For this Texas group, the September 22 conditions lined up with a concentrated dorado result that kept Blue Water productive throughout the charter.

Five Texas Anglers Share a 16-Dorado Catch

A guys’ fishing trip becomes especially memorable when there is enough activity for everyone aboard.

Reed, Bryce, Colton, Zach and Ryan finished with more than three dorado per angler on average. Although offshore catches never divide perfectly among anglers, 16 fish for a five-person group creates the potential for considerable participation.

This was not a charter defined by one trophy hookup followed by long periods without action. Instead, the overall result came from repeatedly converting dorado opportunities.

For groups considering a private Cabo fishing charter, that type of shared action can be one of the biggest advantages of selecting a full eight-hour trip.

September 22 Cabo Fishing Weather Conditions

The September 22 fishing day began warm, with temperatures around 80–82°F during the early morning before climbing toward approximately 89–91°F later in the day.

Conditions were mostly clear to partly cloudy, while winds were lighter early and increased as the day progressed. Humidity remained approximately 70–75%, barometric pressure was around 1011–1013 mb, and visibility was approximately six miles.

Sunrise occurred close to 6:09 AM, meaning Blue Water’s 6:15 AM departure placed the anglers on the water almost immediately after sunrise.

Those early hours gave Captain Oscar maximum usable fishing time before the 2:15 PM return.

Blue Water Delivers a High-Volume Cabo Fishing Day

The 35-foot Riviera Blue Water provided Reed, Bryce, Colton, Zach and Ryan with the space and fishing platform needed for their five-person group.

By the end of eight hours, Captain Oscar had produced a straightforward result that required little embellishment: 16 dorado landed.

For anglers researching Cabo San Lucas fishing charters, reports such as September 22 show why actual daily catch information matters. Fishing changes from day to day, but documented results provide a practical picture of what can occur when productive water, active fish and an experienced crew come together.

Final Cabo Fishing Report Summary

September 22, 2023 delivered a concentrated dorado bite for five Texas anglers aboard Blue Water with Captain Oscar.

16 Dorado Landed + 8 Hours Fishing + 5 Anglers = A High-Action Cabo Dorado Fishing Charter.

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