It's been the same routine here on the bank. You look at tuna all day that just doesn't want to bite until after dark. During the nights we scratch our 20-30 fish with a couple shots at big ones by sunrise. When the sun comes out they get lock jaw again. There is still some wahoo around to keep anglers at the rail during the day. With three fish holds full, we are now into our final well of fish. Thanks for checking in.