STILL BITING (121310)!!! Day 2 of fishing was pretty much a replay of yesterday (that's a good thing!) We did have a standout 267 caught by Neil Campbell. Neil is a professional bass fisherman and proved that some of that freshwater expertise transfers over to salt water. Most of the Tuna today were in the 80 to 130 class with a good number in the 150 to 175 category also. A beautiful grade of hard fighting fish and we are already into the second well. Weather in a word ..... perfect. We also had a few more Wahoo pay us a visit. Seemed like the morning bite was hot and then settled into a slow but steady pick for the rest of the day. There's still a few guys trying at the moment but it's getting dark and a bit sharky. Speaking of sharks, they have been exceptionally well behaved this trip and so far are not problematic in the least. Congrats to Robert Tankersley who's on his first trip over 5 days. He needed to break 100 for a personal best and he easily did that today with one around a buck and a quarter. Plenty of time to top that mark but he wanted a shout out to Richard B. who he says should have been here. Another shout to Michael Ballard, we're getting it done! POEM OF THE DAY: When the Wahoo needed a filling He only found one dentist willing Fingers cut to the knuckle I heard the fish chuckle "Next time use gas before drilling"