Cabo Fishing Report - Blue Sky Cabo
Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2026 4:29 pm
September 22, 2026 – Multiple Dorado – Cabo San Lucas Fishing Report
An eight-hour offshore run aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours produced multiple dorado for Cody from Vancouver, British Columbia, on September 22, 2026. Captain Oscar ran the full-day charter, giving the crew plenty of time to search Cabo's offshore water for productive temperature breaks, bait activity and moving dorado.
Cabo Fishing Charter Stats – September 22
Date: September 22, 2026 | Charter: 8 hours | Departure: Morning
Boat: Blue Water | Size: 35' | Model: Riviera
Captain: Oscar | Angler: Cody | Home City: Vancouver, BC
Primary Catch: Multiple dorado | Marlin: 0 | Tuna: 0
Fishing Style: Offshore trolling | Dredge: Yes | Lunch: Included
Departure Area: Cabo San Lucas region | Fishing Area: Offshore Pacific/Cabo waters
Water temperatures around Cabo during late September were running in the upper-80°F range, providing the warm blue-water conditions dorado favor. Morning air temperatures were in the low-80s before climbing through the day. Winds remained moderate, with typical September offshore conditions allowing Blue Water to cover considerably more territory than would be practical on a shorter charter.
Cabo Offshore Fishing Report and Dorado Numbers
The biggest statistical advantage of this trip was time.
With eight hours booked, Captain Oscar wasn't restricted to fishing close to the marina. Blue Water could continue searching offshore as conditions changed, allowing the crew to work different water, locate signs of bait and stay with productive areas.
Dorado became the day's dominant species.
Multiple fish were brought to the boat, giving Cody a productive full-day Cabo fishing experience after traveling down from Vancouver. The catch also reflected what anglers look for during September: warm water, active pelagic fish and enough offshore range to locate moving schools rather than waiting for fish to move through one small area.
The crew incorporated the dredge into the trolling program. Dredges create the appearance of a concentrated bait school below the surface and can help pull roaming pelagic fish toward the trolling spread.
Cabo Report Fishing Charter Results
For anglers comparing five-, six- and eight-hour Cabo trips, this September 22 charter demonstrated the practical advantage of additional fishing time.
Eight hours means more trolling distance, more opportunities to investigate birds and bait, and considerably more flexibility when the first area doesn't immediately produce.
Final result: multiple dorado aboard the 35' Riviera Blue Water, eight hours on the water, Captain Oscar running the boat, Cody from Vancouver on the rods, and a productive September offshore day out of Cabo San Lucas.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours
F Dock – IGY Marina
Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
An eight-hour offshore run aboard the 35-foot Riviera Blue Water with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours produced multiple dorado for Cody from Vancouver, British Columbia, on September 22, 2026. Captain Oscar ran the full-day charter, giving the crew plenty of time to search Cabo's offshore water for productive temperature breaks, bait activity and moving dorado.
Cabo Fishing Charter Stats – September 22
Date: September 22, 2026 | Charter: 8 hours | Departure: Morning
Boat: Blue Water | Size: 35' | Model: Riviera
Captain: Oscar | Angler: Cody | Home City: Vancouver, BC
Primary Catch: Multiple dorado | Marlin: 0 | Tuna: 0
Fishing Style: Offshore trolling | Dredge: Yes | Lunch: Included
Departure Area: Cabo San Lucas region | Fishing Area: Offshore Pacific/Cabo waters
Water temperatures around Cabo during late September were running in the upper-80°F range, providing the warm blue-water conditions dorado favor. Morning air temperatures were in the low-80s before climbing through the day. Winds remained moderate, with typical September offshore conditions allowing Blue Water to cover considerably more territory than would be practical on a shorter charter.
Cabo Offshore Fishing Report and Dorado Numbers
The biggest statistical advantage of this trip was time.
With eight hours booked, Captain Oscar wasn't restricted to fishing close to the marina. Blue Water could continue searching offshore as conditions changed, allowing the crew to work different water, locate signs of bait and stay with productive areas.
Dorado became the day's dominant species.
Multiple fish were brought to the boat, giving Cody a productive full-day Cabo fishing experience after traveling down from Vancouver. The catch also reflected what anglers look for during September: warm water, active pelagic fish and enough offshore range to locate moving schools rather than waiting for fish to move through one small area.
The crew incorporated the dredge into the trolling program. Dredges create the appearance of a concentrated bait school below the surface and can help pull roaming pelagic fish toward the trolling spread.
Cabo Report Fishing Charter Results
For anglers comparing five-, six- and eight-hour Cabo trips, this September 22 charter demonstrated the practical advantage of additional fishing time.
Eight hours means more trolling distance, more opportunities to investigate birds and bait, and considerably more flexibility when the first area doesn't immediately produce.
Final result: multiple dorado aboard the 35' Riviera Blue Water, eight hours on the water, Captain Oscar running the boat, Cody from Vancouver on the rods, and a productive September offshore day out of Cabo San Lucas.
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours
F Dock – IGY Marina
Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico