October 2, 2023 – 10 Dorado Caught, 2 Skipjack Released – Cabo Fishing Report
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA ANGLERS ENJOY A PRODUCTIVE EIGHT-HOUR CABO FISHING CHARTER WITH 12 FISH RECORDED!
Blue Sky Cabo – 60′ Bertram Blue Sea – Captain Alex – 10 Dorado Caught, 2 Skipjack Released
Monday, October 2, 2023, delivered an excellent offshore fishing result for four guests aboard the 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours.
Lyman, Reed, Clarence—known as Tripp—and Beth were the four confirmed passengers on this private eight-hour fishing adventure.
The group had a particularly strong connection to New Orleans, Louisiana, with three guests using telephone numbers associated with the city’s 504 area code.
Captain Alex operated the 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea for the charter, which was scheduled from 6:15 AM until 2:15 PM.
By the end of the fishing trip, the recorded catch totaled 10 dorado and 2 skipjack, with the skipjack released.
That represented 12 fish recorded during an eight-hour offshore outing.
The reservation was booked through Captain Experiences under the trip name Cabo Luxury Fishing – 60′ Bertram.
Four passengers were confirmed for the final charter, and no dredge was included.
Cabo Fishing Report – FISHING DATA SNAPSHOT
Date: October 2, 2023 | Day: Monday | Total Fish: 12
Dorado: 10 | Skipjack: 2 Released | Species: 2
Boat: 60′ Bertram Blue Sea | Captain: Alex | Passengers: 4
Guests: Lyman, Reed, Tripp | Guest: Beth | Dominant Area-Code City: New Orleans, LA
Charter: 8 Hours | Departure: 6:15 AM | Return: 2:15 PM
Booking Source: Captain Experiences | Charter Type: Private | Dredge: Not Included
Fishing Licenses: Arranged | Departure Dock: F Dock | Marina: IGY Marina
New Orleans Louisiana Anglers Head Offshore for Cabo Fishing
The October 2 charter brought together four guests with a strong Louisiana connection.
Lyman, Reed and Tripp all had telephone numbers using the 504 area code, associated with New Orleans and surrounding communities.
Beth was also part of the confirmed four-passenger reservation, although her telephone area was not identified in the booking record.
The group’s contact information therefore established New Orleans as the dominant regional connection, without independently confirming anyone’s current residence.
Lyman, Reed, Tripp and Beth had reserved an eight-hour fishing experience aboard a large private sportfishing yacht.
The longer charter duration provided additional time for offshore fishing compared with shorter five- or six-hour outings.
For visitors interested in pursuing multiple species, an eight-hour reservation can offer greater flexibility to explore different fishing areas as conditions permit.
On this occasion, the final record included both dorado and skipjack.
October Cabo Dorado Fishing Report – Ten Mahi-Mahi Recorded
Dorado are among the most popular offshore gamefish found around Cabo San Lucas.
Known internationally as mahi-mahi, they are recognized for their brilliant green, blue, gold and yellow coloration.
Their energetic fighting ability and rapid movements make them an exciting target for recreational anglers.
October is an important month in Cabo’s fishing calendar, with warm-water opportunities for dorado, tuna, marlin and other migratory species.
Dorado often concentrate around floating objects, current boundaries and areas holding baitfish.
Their movements can change quickly, making each fishing day different.
For Lyman’s group, the October 2 record confirmed ten dorado.
That was a substantial dorado total for a four-passenger private charter.
The original booking does not identify which individual anglers caught the fish, their sizes or the precise offshore location.
It also does not document whether the dorado were retained or released.
The confirmed catch is therefore reported without assigning individual fish to particular guests.
Cabo Fishing Report – Two Skipjack Released
In addition to the dorado, the group recorded two skipjack.
Skipjack are fast-moving members of the tuna family and can provide energetic action on sportfishing tackle.
They are commonly encountered in offshore waters where baitfish and other feeding activity attract pelagic species.
For this charter, the two skipjack were released.
Their inclusion brought the overall recorded fish count to 12.
The catch demonstrated that the outing encountered more than one offshore species during the eight-hour reservation.
However, the booking does not identify the exact sequence of catches or which passengers handled individual fish.
Cabo Fishing Yacht Charter – Captain Alex and the 60-Foot Bertram Blue Sea
The group fished aboard the 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea, operated by Captain Alex during the 2023 fishing season.
The vessel was booked for a private eight-hour charter, with four passengers confirmed.
The scheduled departure was 6:15 AM, followed by a 2:15 PM return.
An eight-hour fishing window can provide additional flexibility for a captain to assess offshore conditions, investigate different areas or continue searching when fish are not immediately located.
This flexibility can be particularly useful in Cabo San Lucas, where productive fishing grounds vary in distance from the marina.
Some fishing opportunities may develop relatively close to shore, while others require longer runs.
The actual fishing area for this October 2 outing was not documented in the booking information.
No specific bank, offshore landmark or fishing technique is therefore attributed to the catch.
The final reservation also confirmed that no dredge was included.
Cabo Fishing Charter Report – Four Guests and Twelve Fish
A private charter for four guests creates a different experience from a larger group outing.
With fewer passengers, the group can share the fishing experience in a more intimate setting while enjoying the space of a 60-foot sportfishing yacht.
Lyman, Reed, Tripp and Beth had eight hours reserved for their offshore adventure.
The recorded result of 12 fish represented an average of three fish per passenger, although that calculation does not mean each guest personally caught three fish.
Individual catch allocations were not recorded.
The trip was booked through Captain Experiences and confirmed as a private luxury fishing charter aboard the Bertram Blue Sea.
Fishing licenses were arranged for the final passenger count.
The reservation history also reflected an adjustment to the number of licenses after the confirmed group was reduced to four guests.
These administrative arrangements were completed before the fishing date.
Cabo Fishing Report – Why Eight Hours Can Make a Difference
One of the advantages of an eight-hour Cabo fishing charter is the additional time available for offshore decisions.
A captain may need to account for travel time, changing conditions, baitfish movements and the location of target species.
Shorter charters can be productive, but they generally provide less time to investigate distant fishing grounds or change areas.
An eight-hour reservation may offer more opportunities to adapt when conditions warrant.
For the October 2 group, the fishing result included ten dorado and two released skipjack.
The combination of a substantial dorado catch and a second species made the outing a noteworthy entry in Blue Sky Cabo’s historical October fishing records.
Cabo Fishing Report – Final Charter Record
Date: October 2, 2023 | Boat: 60′ Bertram Blue Sea | Captain: Alex
Guests: Lyman, Reed, Tripp | Guest: Beth | Passengers: 4
Dominant Area-Code City: New Orleans, Louisiana | Charter: Private | Booking: Captain Experiences
Departure: 6:15 AM | Return: 2:15 PM | Duration: 8 Hours
Dorado: 10 | Skipjack Released: 2 | Total Fish: 12
Dredge: Not Included | Fishing Licenses: Arranged | Marina: IGY Marina
Lyman, Reed, Tripp and Beth completed their October 2, 2023, fishing charter aboard the 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea with Captain Alex.
Their eight-hour private adventure produced ten dorado and two released skipjack, adding another productive offshore outing to Blue Sky Cabo’s October fishing history.
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F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
