Cabo Fishing Report – October 5th – Blue Sky Cabo – Sailfish
Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2026 12:11 pm
Cabo Fishing Report – October 5, 2026 – Sailfish Released at the 95 Spot
October 5, 2026 – 1 Sailfish Released, 60' Bertram Blue Sea – Cabo Fishing Report
A ten-hour run aboard the 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours produced one Pacific sailfish, caught and released, on October 5, 2026, during an offshore trip following Hurricane Rachel.
Captain David had three anglers aboard: Nathan, Philip and Jason. The group departed F Dock at IGY Marina at 7:00 AM, with a scheduled return at 5:00 PM.
CHARTER RECORD
Date: October 5, 2026 | Duration: 10 Hours
Boat: 60' Bertram Blue Sea | Captain: David
Anglers: 3 | Departure: 7:00 AM
Return: 5:00 PM | Fishing Grounds: Reef / 95 Spot
Species: Pacific Sailfish | Total Catch: 1
Released: 1 | Retained: 0
Billfish Release Rate: 100% | Dredge: Included
Lunch: Included | Afternoon Snack: Included
Offshore Cabo Fishing Report – Reading the Trip Beyond the Catch
For anglers comparing offshore reports, the useful information often lies in the details surrounding the fish.
This was not a short excursion concentrated immediately outside the harbor. The group reserved a full ten-hour charter, allowing a longer operating window for searching the fishing grounds.
The booking also included a dredge system. These underwater teasers imitate schooling baitfish and are commonly incorporated into billfish trolling spreads.
However, the actual hookup presentation was not recorded. The dredge's inclusion should not be confused with confirmation that it attracted this particular sailfish.
The fishing notes identify the reef and 95 Spot, but do not establish the exact hookup coordinates.
Pacific Sailfish Cabo Charter Report – One Confirmed Release
The significant result was a sailfish release, not a fish brought back for the dockside scales.
Pacific sailfish are recognized for their large dorsal fins, speed and aggressive fighting characteristics.
The original record does not include an estimated weight, fight duration or specific release method. Those details remain unreported rather than reconstructed.
For anglers reviewing historical fishing results, that distinction matters.
One documented fish is more informative than a longer account filled with unverified details.
Cabo Fishing Charter Report – October Trip Details
Nathan, Philip and Jason were staying at the Blue Sky Cabo Condo Villa in El Tezal during their Cabo visit.
Their telephone area codes correspond to Colorado, Utah and eastern Washington, although those associations do not establish their residences.
The October 5 trip provides a specific post-hurricane fishing record: a ten-hour private Bertram charter, three anglers, the reef and 95 Spot, and a successful sailfish release.
FINAL FISHING RECORD
October 5, 2026 | 60' Bertram Blue Sea | Captain David
10 Hours | 3 Anglers | 1 Pacific Sailfish Released
Reef / 95 Spot | F Dock, IGY Marina | Cabo San Lucas
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours
F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
https://www.cabofishings.com
October 5, 2026 – 1 Sailfish Released, 60' Bertram Blue Sea – Cabo Fishing Report
A ten-hour run aboard the 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea with Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours produced one Pacific sailfish, caught and released, on October 5, 2026, during an offshore trip following Hurricane Rachel.
Captain David had three anglers aboard: Nathan, Philip and Jason. The group departed F Dock at IGY Marina at 7:00 AM, with a scheduled return at 5:00 PM.
CHARTER RECORD
Date: October 5, 2026 | Duration: 10 Hours
Boat: 60' Bertram Blue Sea | Captain: David
Anglers: 3 | Departure: 7:00 AM
Return: 5:00 PM | Fishing Grounds: Reef / 95 Spot
Species: Pacific Sailfish | Total Catch: 1
Released: 1 | Retained: 0
Billfish Release Rate: 100% | Dredge: Included
Lunch: Included | Afternoon Snack: Included
Offshore Cabo Fishing Report – Reading the Trip Beyond the Catch
For anglers comparing offshore reports, the useful information often lies in the details surrounding the fish.
This was not a short excursion concentrated immediately outside the harbor. The group reserved a full ten-hour charter, allowing a longer operating window for searching the fishing grounds.
The booking also included a dredge system. These underwater teasers imitate schooling baitfish and are commonly incorporated into billfish trolling spreads.
However, the actual hookup presentation was not recorded. The dredge's inclusion should not be confused with confirmation that it attracted this particular sailfish.
The fishing notes identify the reef and 95 Spot, but do not establish the exact hookup coordinates.
Pacific Sailfish Cabo Charter Report – One Confirmed Release
The significant result was a sailfish release, not a fish brought back for the dockside scales.
Pacific sailfish are recognized for their large dorsal fins, speed and aggressive fighting characteristics.
The original record does not include an estimated weight, fight duration or specific release method. Those details remain unreported rather than reconstructed.
For anglers reviewing historical fishing results, that distinction matters.
One documented fish is more informative than a longer account filled with unverified details.
Cabo Fishing Charter Report – October Trip Details
Nathan, Philip and Jason were staying at the Blue Sky Cabo Condo Villa in El Tezal during their Cabo visit.
Their telephone area codes correspond to Colorado, Utah and eastern Washington, although those associations do not establish their residences.
The October 5 trip provides a specific post-hurricane fishing record: a ten-hour private Bertram charter, three anglers, the reef and 95 Spot, and a successful sailfish release.
FINAL FISHING RECORD
October 5, 2026 | 60' Bertram Blue Sea | Captain David
10 Hours | 3 Anglers | 1 Pacific Sailfish Released
Reef / 95 Spot | F Dock, IGY Marina | Cabo San Lucas
Blue Sky Cabo Fishing Charter and Tours
F Dock, IGY Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
https://www.cabofishings.com