We found what we were looking for. Not in great numbers, but plenty to justify the journey and place these anglers in the position they came for. It didn't come easy; we had to fight sloppy sea conditions, grinners, and a host of additional tormentors. But this is not an unusual story in the giant yellowfin tuna arena. As the saying goes: “it's always something”. Foremost in the present is that we have “something” to work with. The first, second, and third deuce sliding over the rail, in addition to a couple of handfuls of their slightly smaller brethren, has a motivational affect that ultimately leads to more opportunity. As usual results are directly related to time spent at the rail. Rest assured that less a significant reversal in conditions and production we will have ample time in the water during the next three full days. Nowhere better to go, time on our hands, and excellent weather in the forecast are a combination ripe with potential. Photo today features master angler Kevin Leong who broke the ice in style breaching the 200 pound mark by 32 pounds.