November 10, 2023 – 1 Marlin and 1 Tuna
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Sean’s November 10, 2023 charter aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water began with a clear fishing objective: the group wanted to target marlin. Four guests booked an eight-hour private trip, added the dredge to the fishing program and finished their day with exactly the kind of mixed offshore result that makes Cabo San Lucas such an interesting destination—one marlin and one tuna.
Sean, Brianna, Andrea and John spent the full eight-hour charter on the water from 6:00 AM until 2:00 PM. The marlin provided the primary target the group had requested, while the tuna added a second offshore species to the day’s fishing record.
November 10 Cabo Charter Statistics
| Charter Detail | Recorded Information |
|---|---|
| Catch | 1 Marlin, 1 Tuna |
| Total Game Fish | 2 |
| Released | 1 Marlin |
| Tuna | 1 |
| Guests | Sean, Brianna, Andrea and John |
| Boat | 35′ Riviera Blue Water |
| Charter Length | 8 Hours |
| Charter Time | 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
| Dredge / Teasers | Dredge used |
| Primary Target | Marlin |
| Trip Type | Private Cabo Fishing Charter |
A Marlin Target Becomes the Highlight While Fishing in Cabo
The original booking record specifically notes that Sean’s group wanted marlin, which gives important context to the final catch. The group was not simply heading offshore to see what happened; billfish were part of the plan from the beginning.
By the end of the eight-hour charter, one marlin had been recorded along with one tuna.
For anglers visiting Cabo with marlin high on their wish list, connecting with the target species can define the entire day. These fish combine size, strength and dramatic movement with the possibility of spectacular surface displays, creating an experience that can involve everyone aboard even when only one person is fighting the fish.
Blue Sky Cabo practices catch and release with marlin, allowing the billfish to be returned to the water after the encounter.
The historical record does not identify which guest fought the marlin or provide details about the length of the fight, so those elements have not been reconstructed.
November 10 Fishing Results
| Species | Fish Caught | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Marlin | 1 | Released |
| Tuna | 1 | Caught |
| Total Game Fish | 2 | Two Species |
The Dredge Adds to the Cabo Fishing Program
Sean’s group elected to include the dredge as part of the day’s offshore setup.
A dredge creates the appearance of a concentrated school of bait beneath and behind the boat, adding a larger visual presentation to a trolling spread. It is designed to attract the attention of predatory fish and bring them closer to the fishing presentation.
The original charter information confirms that the dredge was used, but it does not document precisely how the marlin or tuna entered the spread. For that reason, the report does not claim that either fish was directly caught because of the dredge.
That distinction is important when preserving historical fishing reports. The equipment used during a charter can be documented without assigning results that were never specifically recorded.
What is known is that the group requested marlin, chose to add the dredge and successfully encountered their primary target.
Tuna Adds a Second Offshore Experience to the Cabo Charter
The tuna gave the November 10 charter another dimension.
Marlin and tuna offer very different challenges. Marlin can create highly visible surface action, while tuna are known for sustained strength and powerful runs beneath the boat. Experiencing both during one charter gives anglers two contrasting examples of offshore sportfishing.
The source record identifies the fish only as tuna, so a more specific tuna species has not been assigned.
This is particularly important with older reports. Adding an assumed species years later might make an article appear more detailed, but it would make the historical record less reliable.
For November 10, the factual result is enough: one marlin and one tuna during an eight-hour private charter aboard Blue Water.
Eight Hours Gives the Group Time to Pursue Its Marlin Goal
An eight-hour charter provides a larger fishing window than shorter five- or six-hour trips, which can be valuable when a group has a specific offshore target in mind.
That additional time does not guarantee success. Marlin are highly mobile predators, and offshore fishing can change considerably from one day to another. What a longer charter provides is more time for the crew to search and respond to whatever develops.
For Sean, Brianna, Andrea and John, the eight-hour schedule ultimately produced the marlin they had hoped to encounter.
The exact fishing location, captain, water temperature and weather conditions were not included in the surviving source information, so those details remain outside this report rather than being estimated retrospectively.
Marlin and Tuna Complete a November Day of Fishing in Cabo
The November 10 charter did not require a large catch total to create a meaningful fishing experience.
Sean’s original objective was marlin, and the group finished with one. The tuna added a second game fish and a completely different type of offshore encounter.
For Blue Sky Cabo’s historical fishing archive, the report preserves a straightforward record of the day: four guests, eight hours aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water, a dredge in the fishing program, one marlin released and one tuna caught.
Most importantly, the charter connected the group’s original fishing goal with the final result. Sean, Brianna, Andrea and John headed offshore hoping for marlin and returned with their target species recorded alongside a tuna.
That makes November 10 another distinctive day in the continuing history of fishing from Cabo San Lucas.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
Cell / WhatsApp: +1.480.635.2965
Website: Cabo Fishings
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