Hello Anglers,

Today we were looking for three more trophies and we got them first thing in the morning. Chris Forster got the first fish, a 230 on a chunk in the dark. The second was a 265 pound yellowfin for Kenny Cirks who caught the fish on a fly lined skipjack. And the last fish was for Grover Sinsley who after releasing 12 fish in the last two days, picked up a 232 on a chunk bait. After we could not put another tuna in the hole we tried for a few wahoo but only picked up a couple of them before leaving the area. We are going to travel for a couple of days and look for wahoo in a different area. The yellowfin tuna fishing that we experienced this trip you will not find anywhere else in the world. When you can go to the rail any time of the day or night and catch a 150 to 250 pound yellowfin, it does not get much better. Once again we have had one of the best long range trips in the history of the fleet, and we did it with the Revillagigedos Islands being closed. Hope to see you all soon on future long range trips. Shawn and the crew