November 7, 2023 – 3 Marlin Caught and Released
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
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Seven anglers joined Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours on November 7, 2023, for a five-hour morning charter aboard the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky with Captain Mauri. The trip produced exactly the kind of result that stands out in a historical Cabo fishing log: three marlin caught and released during a relatively short charter.
The group consisted of Andrew, Andrew Jr., Pam, Coco, Rick, Jack and Elise. Their charter was scheduled from 6:00 AM until 11:00 AM, giving the crew a five-hour window to locate fish, generate opportunities and convert those chances into successful catches.
By the end of the morning, three marlin had been brought alongside and released.
Charter Statistics
| Charter Detail | Recorded Information |
|---|---|
| Charter Date | November 7, 2023 |
| Catch | 3 Marlin |
| Total Game Fish | 3 |
| Released | 3 Marlin |
| Kept | 0 |
| Anglers | Andrew, Andrew Jr., Pam, Coco, Rick, Jack and Elise |
| Boat | 43′ Riviera Blue Sky |
| Captain | Mauri |
| Charter Length | 5 Hours |
| Charter Time | 6:00 AM – 11:00 AM |
| Departure | F Dock |
| Trip Type | Private Cabo Fishing Charter |
Three Marlin Make the Most of a Five-Hour Morning of Fishing in Cabo
A five-hour charter provides considerably less fishing time than the longer eight- and ten-hour trips frequently used by anglers who want to explore a wider section of the offshore grounds. That makes three released marlin particularly notable as a recorded result from this November morning.
The value of the report is also in its simplicity. Seven guests boarded the Blue Sky, Captain Mauri ran the charter, and the group finished with three successful marlin releases. There is no need to add details that were not recorded in the original booking information because the catch itself tells the story.
For a group of seven, multiple marlin encounters also create a shared experience rather than having the day revolve around a single fish. Marlin fishing can involve long periods of searching followed by sudden activity, and every successful hookup creates a new challenge for the angler and crew. Producing three completed catches and releases during the available charter window gave this group a memorable November morning on the water.
Catch Result Snapshot
| Result | Total |
|---|---|
| Marlin Caught | 3 |
| Marlin Released | 3 |
| Marlin Kept | 0 |
| Total Game Fish | 3 |
Catch-and-Release Marlin Fishing Remains an Important Part of Cabo
All three marlin from this charter were released, continuing the catch-and-release approach Blue Sky Cabo uses for billfish.
A successful marlin release represents more than simply recording another fish in the catch total. The crew first has to create the opportunity, the angler has to complete the fight, and the fish then has to be handled at the boat before being returned to the ocean. Each completed release becomes part of the charter’s permanent fishing record without removing the marlin from the fishery.
November has historically been an important period for offshore fishing around Cabo San Lucas, and reports such as this one help document what individual groups actually experienced on specific dates. Rather than relying only on broad seasonal descriptions, a collection of daily charter reports creates a much more detailed picture of fishing activity over time.
This November 7 record is especially straightforward: five hours on the water, seven anglers and three marlin successfully caught and released.
A Family and Friends Group Shares the Cabo Fishing Experience
With Andrew, Andrew Jr., Pam, Coco, Rick, Jack and Elise aboard, this was a larger private group than many of the two- or three-angler charters found in the Blue Sky Cabo historical reports.
A private boat gives a group this size the opportunity to experience the day together without being divided among unrelated passengers. When several marlin are encountered during the same charter, the excitement naturally extends beyond the person holding the rod. Other guests can watch the fight develop, see the crew work and experience the release alongside the angler.
Three marlin gave this group several opportunities to participate in that excitement during a single morning.
The 43-foot Riviera also provides the space needed for a seven-person group while allowing the captain and crew to concentrate on the fishing operation. For this charter, the boat departed from F Dock in Cabo San Lucas for the scheduled 6:00 AM start and returned after the five-hour trip.
Historical Cabo Fishing Reports Build a Record One Charter at a Time
Daily reports become more useful as the archive grows.
One charter cannot define an entire season, and a single exceptional catch should never be treated as a guarantee of what the next boat will encounter. What these reports can provide is a factual record of individual fishing days, including the date, boat, captain, charter duration, number of anglers and confirmed catch.
The November 7, 2023 charter adds another useful entry to that record.
Captain Mauri had five hours with the group aboard the Blue Sky. During that period, three marlin were caught and all three were released. No additional species were recorded in the source information for the trip, so the historical catch remains exactly what was documented: three marlin.
Over months and years, records like these help anglers examine when particular species were being encountered, how productive shorter and longer charters could be, and how fishing results changed throughout different periods of the Cabo season.
They also preserve the individual experiences behind those numbers. For Andrew, Andrew Jr., Pam, Coco, Rick, Jack and Elise, November 7 was their day aboard the Blue Sky, and three released marlin became the defining result.
A Productive November Morning for Blue Sky Cabo
The November 7 charter demonstrates how much can happen within a five-hour trip when opportunities develop.
Seven guests left F Dock aboard the 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky with Captain Mauri at 6:00 AM. Five hours later, the confirmed fishing record showed three marlin caught and three marlin released.
That is the complete result worth preserving.
For Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours, maintaining these individual reports creates a growing historical archive based on actual charter activity rather than generalized fishing claims. Each report records another date, another group and another outcome from Cabo San Lucas.
On November 7, 2023, that outcome was a clean three-for-three marlin release record and a memorable morning of fishing for a seven-person group.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing and Tours
Cell / WhatsApp: +1.480.635.2965
Website: Cabo Fishings
