4 Marlin Released and 3 Dorado Caught During Cabo Fishing
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November 18, 2023 produced an outstanding mixed-species morning for Kimberly and Justin aboard the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star. During their six-hour private charter, the two anglers caught four marlin and three dorado, finishing with seven game fish between 6:00 AM and noon.
All four billfish were successfully released.
For only two anglers, seven catches created a remarkably active morning. The combination of repeated billfish encounters and dorado action also gave Kimberly and Justin variety rather than a charter centered around a single species.
November 18 Cabo Fishing Charter Statistics
| Charter Detail | Recorded Information |
|---|---|
| Catch | 4 Marlin, 3 Dorado |
| Total Game Fish | 7 |
| Marlin Released | 4 |
| Dorado Caught | 3 |
| Anglers | Kimberly, Justin |
| Boat | Blue Star – 32′ Luhrs |
| Charter Length | 6 Hours |
| Fishing Time | 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fishing Location | Not recorded |
| Dredge / Teasers | Not recorded |
| Trip Type | Private Morning Offshore Charter |
| Marlin Policy | Catch and Release |
Seven Game Fish Create an Active Morning of Cabo Fishing
A seven-fish result during a six-hour charter means the day developed with multiple opportunities rather than depending on one isolated hookup.
Kimberly and Justin were the only two anglers aboard Blue Star, giving them a private platform for every encounter.
Four billfish created the headline result, but the three dorado added an important second dimension. Each species fights differently, forcing anglers and crew to adjust as the action changes.
Once a fish is brought alongside or the fight is completed, the crew has to reorganize the fishing program and prepare for the next opportunity. On this morning, that cycle continued until seven game fish had been recorded.
For a two-person charter, the amount of action was exceptional.
Marlin and Dorado Add Variety to Cabo Fishing
Mixed-species fishing is valuable because it exposes anglers to different types of offshore game fish during the same trip.
Marlin are known for their size, power and spectacular behavior once hooked. The experience can become highly visual when a fish comes to the surface or changes direction around the boat.
Dorado provide a different type of fight. Also widely known as mahi-mahi, they are recognized for brilliant coloration, speed and energetic surface action.
Kimberly and Justin experienced both during the same six-hour charter.
The final tally was not dominated by small incidental catches. All seven recorded fish represented two of the offshore species most closely associated with fishing around Cabo San Lucas.
Four Releases Highlight Responsible Cabo Fishing
Blue Sky Cabo practices catch and release for marlin, and all four billfish encountered during this charter were returned to the ocean.
| Cabo Fishing Result | Total |
|---|---|
| Marlin Caught | 4 |
| Marlin Released | 4 |
| Dorado Caught | 3 |
| Total Game Fish | 7 |
Recording the release total is important because it provides a more complete picture of what happened during the trip.
The anglers experienced four separate billfish fights without bringing those fish back to the marina. Combined with three dorado, the result created one of the stronger mixed-species six-hour trips in this series of historical reports.
Two Anglers Find Productive Fishing in Cabo
Group size is another interesting part of this charter.
Blue Star carried only Kimberly and Justin, yet the pair recorded seven game fish. That works out to more individual fish encounters than there were hours in the scheduled charter, although offshore action rarely arrives at perfectly even intervals.
Some periods can be quiet. Then activity can develop quickly, with multiple opportunities appearing within a relatively short time.
That unpredictability is part of offshore fishing.
Kimberly and Justin’s six-hour schedule provided a middle ground between a shorter five-hour outing and a traditional eight-hour day. Their 6:00 AM departure gave them the full morning, while returning at noon left much of the afternoon available.
On November 18, six hours proved to be plenty of time for a memorable result.
Blue Star Builds Another Strong Cabo Fishing Record
The 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star appears repeatedly throughout Blue Sky Cabo’s historical reports, but each charter tells a different story.
Some days are defined by one important hookup. Others produce one primary species. November 18 was different.
This trip combined multiple billfish encounters with dorado action, giving two anglers seven total game fish before noon.
That distinction is useful for anglers researching historical performance because it demonstrates the natural variation from one day to another. No catch can be guaranteed, and one successful report should never be interpreted as a prediction of future results.
What it can document is exactly what happened on this particular date.
For Kimberly and Justin, that meant four successful billfish releases and three additional game fish during a private six-hour trip.
Seven Game Fish Complete an Outstanding Day of Cabo Fishing
The final numbers make November 18, 2023 stand out:
Two anglers. Six hours. Four marlin released. Three dorado caught. Seven total game fish.
Kimberly and Justin began fishing at 6:00 AM and returned at noon after a morning that combined quantity, variety and successful catch-and-release practices.
Rather than one fish defining the charter, repeated encounters kept the day moving. The pair experienced the excitement of multiple billfish fights while also adding three dorado to the historical catch record.
For a two-person private charter aboard the 32-foot Blue Star, it was an impressive morning.
Seven game fish in six hours made November 18 another excellent example of the variety and opportunity that can develop during a day of Cabo fishing.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
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Website: Cabo Fishings
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