March 19, 2024 – Marlin Release Highlights a Five-Hour Cabo Fishing Charter
One marlin released and one skipjack caught made March 19, 2024, a rewarding morning for Cheryl Johnson, Charles Johnson, Maryjo Danitz and Steven Danitz aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters.
The group from the New Jersey area departed Cabo San Lucas Marina at 6:00 AM for a five-hour private sportfishing charter, returning at 11:00 AM with two fish representing two species.
The marlin was the highlight of the trip, successfully released after being caught. A skipjack added to the morning’s fishing results.
For these four anglers, the outing offered an opportunity to experience Cabo’s renowned billfish fishery during March, an important period for striped marlin activity around southern Baja California.
Cabo Fishing Charter Results – March 19, 2024
| Charter Details | Fishing Results |
|---|---|
| Fishing Date | March 19, 2024 |
| Fishing Company | Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters |
| Fishing Vessel | 35′ Riviera Blue Water |
| Charter Duration | 5 Hours |
| Departure | 6:00 AM |
| Return | 11:00 AM |
| Anglers | Cheryl, Charles, Maryjo and Steven |
| Marlin | 1 Released |
| Skipjack | 1 |
| Total Catch | 2 Fish |
| Species Caught | 2 |
| Departure Marina | Cabo San Lucas Marina |
One Marlin Caught and Released During the Cabo Fishing Trip
The defining catch of the morning was one marlin, which was released.
Cabo San Lucas has earned an international reputation for marlin fishing, attracting anglers interested in encountering one of the ocean’s most impressive game fish.
March falls within the traditional striped marlin season, when billfish remain an important target for offshore fishing crews.
Although the charter’s catch information identifies the fish as a marlin, its exact species, size and fishing location were not documented.
The confirmed release is an important part of the result.
Blue Sky Cabo promotes a marlin-release philosophy, encouraging the return of billfish to the ocean rather than retaining them.
For Cheryl, Charles, Maryjo and Steven, catching and releasing a marlin provided a significant achievement during their five-hour fishing trip.
One Skipjack Completes the Morning Catch
The group’s second recorded fish was one skipjack.
Skipjack are fast-moving members of the tuna family frequently encountered in the waters surrounding Cabo San Lucas.
They are capable of strong runs and energetic fights, making them an interesting addition to a charter that also produces larger offshore game fish.
Although skipjack are generally smaller than yellowfin tuna, their speed and schooling behavior make them familiar to experienced Cabo fishing crews.
The skipjack brought the day’s total to two fish across two species.
Its release status was not specified in the charter information.
Five Hours Aboard the 35-Foot Riviera Blue Water
Cheryl, Charles, Maryjo and Steven selected the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water for their private Cabo fishing charter.
The trip began at 6:00 AM, following the early departure schedule commonly used by sportfishing boats operating from Cabo San Lucas Marina.
The four anglers had five hours aboard the vessel before returning at 11:00 AM.
The Riviera Blue Water offers a private fishing environment for smaller groups seeking a combination of offshore fishing capability and onboard comfort.
For this particular charter, the result was one marlin released and one skipjack caught.
The two-species catch adds another historical result to Blue Sky Cabo’s documented March 2024 fishing activity.
Cabo Marlin Fishing During March
March is an established period for striped marlin fishing around Cabo San Lucas.
Seasonal baitfish movements, ocean currents and water temperatures influence where billfish may be encountered throughout the region.
Well-known Cabo fishing grounds include the Lighthouse near Cabo Falso, Golden Gate, San Jaime and offshore waters extending toward the Sea of Cortez.
These areas are regularly associated with Cabo sportfishing, although the specific location visited during Cheryl’s charter was not recorded.
The marlin release on March 19 provides another example of billfish being caught during the spring fishing season.
Individual fishing results remain dependent on daily conditions, making documented charter reports useful for anglers researching historical catches.
Private Cabo Fishing with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters
The 35-foot Riviera Blue Water operates from F Dock at Cabo San Lucas Marina as part of the Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charters fleet.
The vessel provides private sportfishing experiences for couples, families and smaller groups interested in fishing the waters surrounding southern Baja California.
For Cheryl, Charles, Maryjo and Steven, the March 19 charter concluded with a released marlin and a skipjack.
Their five-hour outing adds another documented result to Blue Sky Cabo’s historical fishing reports, identifying the vessel, fishing date, anglers, charter duration and species caught.
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March 19, 2024 – 35-Foot Riviera Blue Water – 5-Hour Cabo Fishing Charter – 1 Marlin Released and 1 Skipjack Caught.
