November 3, 2023 – 1 Dorado, 1 Skipjack Released
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Mike and Natasha from the Dallas, Texas area spent five hours aboard the 35′ Riviera Blue Water with Captain Oscar on November 3, 2023. Their morning produced two fish across two species: one dorado that was kept and one skipjack that was released.
The five-hour format provided a compact morning on the water from 6:00 AM until 11:00 AM, with both anglers sharing a private charter and recording two distinctly different species.
Charter Statistics
| Charter Detail | Recorded Information | Charter Detail | Recorded Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catch | 1 Dorado, 1 Skipjack | Total Fish | 2 |
| Kept | 1 Dorado | Released | 1 Skipjack |
| Anglers | Mike & Natasha – Dallas, Texas | Boat / Captain | Blue Water – 35′ Riviera – Captain Oscar |
| Charter Length | 5 Hours | Fishing Time | 6:00 AM–11:00 AM |
| Trip Type | Private Fishing Charter | Departure | Cabo San Lucas Marina |
Two Species Give This Cabo Fishing Charter a Varied Morning
Although the final number was modest, the two-fish catch provided Mike and Natasha with species variety during their five-hour trip. The dorado represented one of Cabo’s best-known offshore game fish, while the skipjack offered a different style of fight before being returned to the water.
Dorado are valued for their speed, powerful runs and brilliant coloration, as well as their quality on the table. The single dorado was retained, giving the anglers fresh fish from their morning while preserving a clear record of the day’s result.
The skipjack was released. Known for their strength relative to their size and persistent fighting ability, skipjack can provide surprisingly demanding action when encountered on lighter tackle.
Five Hours Provide a Compact Cabo Charter Window for Fishing
A five-hour charter offers a different experience from the longer six-, eight- and ten-hour trips found throughout the historical Blue Sky Cabo records. It gives anglers a meaningful morning on the water while keeping the overall commitment relatively short.
For two guests, the private format also means fishing time is not divided among a large group. Mike and Natasha recorded one fish each in the overall count, although the original charter notes do not identify which angler caught which species.
Preserving that distinction is important in historical reports. The documented facts provide the story without requiring details to be reconstructed or invented years afterward.
November 3 Catch Record
| Species | Caught | Kept | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dorado | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| Skipjack | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Total | 2 | 1 | 1 |
Charter Highlights
- One dorado caught and kept
- One skipjack caught and released
- Two species recorded
- Two anglers from the Dallas area
- Five-hour private charter
- Morning trip from 6:00 AM until 11:00 AM
Dorado and Skipjack Add Variety to This Cabo Fishing Charter Record
Mixed-species days are useful additions to a historical fishing archive because they show that a charter’s value cannot always be measured by total numbers alone. On November 3, two fish represented two separate species with different characteristics and different outcomes at the boat.
The dorado became the day’s table fish, while the skipjack was released. Together they created a concise snapshot of what Mike and Natasha encountered during their morning.
This report also complements the broader November record by documenting another individual charter from the same date rather than treating daily fishing conditions as though every boat experienced identical results.
A Two-Species Morning Adds Another Cabo Charter to the Fishing History
Mike and Natasha’s November 3 charter was straightforward: five hours, two anglers and two species. One dorado was kept, one skipjack was released, and the trip concluded at 11:00 AM.
Not every historical report needs a large catch to provide useful information. Recording smaller trips alongside high-volume days creates a more realistic picture of fishing over time and gives future anglers a better understanding of how individual charters can differ even within the same season.
For the Blue Sky Cabo archive, this five-hour trip adds another verified early-November result: one dorado kept and one skipjack released.
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