Hello Anglers, We arrived to the Rocks around 0830 and were immediately greeted by some frisky wahoo. The guys managed to boat a dozen out of the first drift and many, many more got away with our hooks and lures. We went from drift to drift for most of the A.M. scratching at skin and when we finally put the anchor down for the afternoon, the tuna kept us busy up until dark. Most of the tunas were school size today but we did see good sign of the big boys. Maybe tomorrow. We will spend the night on the anchor and do it all again tomorrow. Just as a side note, the outlook on the fall fishery looks great. The Rocks have been consistent for us and with the water warming up every day, there are more and more wahoo moving in. Also, the ridge is shaping up nicely with good sign of just about all the major species, tuna, wahoo, yellowtail, dorado, and grouper. Ive also heard whispers of cows already showing on the lower banks. I talked to the office today and the informed me that there are still spots available on many fall trips. Our next trip down here will be on the 7 day trip from September 9th-16th with a great group aboard. The trip will be in honor of Bill Poole and there are still spots available. Hope to see you out here.... JUSTIN