205, 238, 238, 248, 318. Those five, eight others in the 150 - 180 pound class, and a couple of 120 pound "dinks" made for one heck of an afternoon. In an arena abundant with opportunity the trick was finding the biters, then converting on the opportunities. Conditions were ideal - perfect wind, perfect seas. Closing out the day (night) with a final jumbo on the flat fall we headed south for the remainder of the voyage confident that our job above on the big fish grounds was well done. Variety will be the name of the game now as we slide down in search mode seeking colorful leapers and coastal selections. Photo today features first time Royal Star angler but no stranger to long range fishing Russ Voge with this incredible 318 pound behemoth taken on the flat fall "after hours".  Congrats to Russ and the boys on making this happen. No small task the guys were all smiles when this nail biter finally reached its conclusion.