Tues. June 16, 2009

Float Day

There are some days on the ocean where everything floats and it usually revolves around flat calm weather. The difference a day makes is one of the many reasons we all wake up in the morning. We had a tough last couple of days weather-wise so grease calm and very little wind was well deserved. We got to the yellowtail grounds shortly after daylight but it took about an hour to get on the fish. We had decent shots at them but overall it would be considered a steady pick. We then made an anchor job and fishing turned into as good as it gets. We had lots of visuals of fish in the water when at times it was almost aquarium status.

We smashed the 15-22lb fish as morale is as high as it gets. Today was definitely a float day. The guys that arrived at the rocks had steady fishing on tuna, the yellows bit wide open and the Excel had the best offshore day of the year. Justin had a jigstrike turn into a long drift for 55 albacore and 60 bluefin which has set the standard so far this year. We are en route as we speak hopefully to experience a little of the same.

Fishing Is All Timing,

The Guys

We have openings on this weekend's 3 day, a 1.5 on the 22nd and then a 5 day on the 24th - call the office for details 619 223 5414