"As we arrived on the grounds early morning," noted the report from American Angler January 23, "we instantly saw good sign of fish in the dark and just when we thought we had the current all dialed in, as luck would have it - things changed. We finally got situated about a half hour before daylight and for the first five minutes it was game on, we thought we were on our way. We had several fish hooked including Steve Leonheart's 158 that Kamikazed under the lights, which took about four turns of the handle until it was landed. Unfortunately for us as fast as things got going, they came to an abrupt halt when the small tuna and miscellaneous junk got on us and made it unfishable. "After daylight we got going and we were all fortunate to experience classic fast and furious wahoo fishing that involved lots of bite-offs and aerial stunts. For those of you at home watching and are planning on a wahoo dinner, now would be a good time to start researching a few quality recipes as you will not be disappointed!"