BLUE SKY CABO FISHING CHARTERS – CABO FISHING REPORT

SEPTEMBER 16, 2023 – 6 TUNA LANDED

CABO FISHING REPORT – CHARTER STATISTICS

September 16, 2023 was all about tuna fishing in Cabo San Lucas for Lynn, Blake, Ryne and Justin. Fishing aboard the 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea with Captain David, the East Texas group committed to a full 10-hour offshore charter and finished the day with 6 tuna landed.

The boat departed at 6:15 AM and continued fishing until 4:15 PM, giving Captain David a substantial window to search offshore water, locate signs of tuna and remain with productive activity once fish were found.

Six Tuna Highlight a 10-Hour Cabo Fishing Charter

Tuna were the only species needed to define this September 16 Cabo fishing report. Six fish were landed during the 10-hour trip, giving the anglers a dedicated tuna result rather than a mixed catch made up primarily of smaller offshore species.

Tuna fishing can demand patience because locating the correct water is often as important as the actual presentation. Captains watch for birds, bait concentrations, surface activity, current changes and other signs that can indicate feeding fish.

Once tuna are located, the fishing can change quickly.

For Lynn, Blake, Ryne and Justin, the extended charter provided Captain David with considerably more searching time than a standard five- or six-hour trip.

Why 10 Hours Matters for Cabo Tuna Fishing

A 10-hour Cabo fishing charter gives the captain the freedom to travel farther when necessary and remain offshore longer when conditions justify it. That flexibility can be particularly valuable when targeting tuna because schools are mobile and productive areas can change throughout the day.

Instead of being forced to turn toward the marina during the late morning, Blue Sea continued fishing through the afternoon.

The advantages of the longer trip included more time to search for bait, investigate offshore activity, adjust fishing techniques and stay in productive water.

The result was straightforward: six tuna during one dedicated 10-hour fishing day.

Fish Attraction Equipment Added to the Fishing Program

The charter included an optional fish attraction device, adding another component to Captain David’s offshore fishing program.

Blue Sky Cabo uses specialized attraction equipment to increase the underwater visual presence around the trolling spread. The objective is to imitate concentrated bait activity and encourage predatory fish to investigate the area behind the boat.

Offshore fishing is rarely about one piece of equipment. Success comes from combining boat positioning, captain experience, quality tackle, bait presentation, attraction techniques and enough time to find productive water.

That complete approach was particularly relevant during this extended tuna trip.

September 16 Cabo Weather Conditions

The September morning began warm, with temperatures around 82°F near departure. Temperatures climbed through the day and reached approximately the low 90s during the afternoon.

Conditions were mostly clear to partly cloudy, with relatively light winds during the early portion of the trip before winds increased later in the day. Humidity remained elevated, typical of September’s warm-weather fishing season in Cabo San Lucas.

The 6:15 AM departure occurred shortly after sunrise, giving Captain David and the anglers virtually the entire available fishing day to work offshore.

For a 10-hour charter, changing conditions throughout the day are expected. Wind, temperature, currents and bait movement can all change between early morning and late afternoon, requiring the captain to continually evaluate where and how to fish.

Blue Sea Provides a Long-Range Cabo Fishing Platform

The 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea provides considerably more space for anglers spending an extended day offshore. That becomes especially relevant during a 10-hour charter when guests are aboard from early morning through late afternoon.

Captain David used that extended fishing window to pursue tuna rather than restricting the trip to closer fishing grounds simply to meet an early return time.

The catch numbers tell the story:

• 6 tuna landed
• 6 total game fish
• 10 hours of fishing
• 6:15 AM departure
• 4:15 PM return
• 60′ Bertram Blue Sea
• Captain David

Cabo Tuna Fishing Produces Six-Fish Result

September 16 ultimately became a dedicated Cabo tuna fishing day for Lynn, Blake, Ryne and Justin. Six tuna during a 10-hour charter gave the group a substantial offshore catch and demonstrated the value of committing enough time to specifically pursue a target species.

Long-range Cabo fishing is not necessarily about producing a fish every hour. The advantage is having enough time to search, change areas and capitalize when the target species is finally located.

For this East Texas group, the strategy delivered: 6 tuna landed during 10 hours aboard the 60-foot Blue Sea with Captain David.

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