Well we had some rugged weather and a slight phone mishap that prevented our reports from coming through the past three days. In summary our last seven day voyage was far from a bust but the action was really limited to one fantastic night bite on quality yellowtail that was followed the next day by a fair hit on the kites on fifty to seventy pound yellowfin with a couple of one hundred twenty to thirty pound beauties mixed in. We really had some obstacles to overcome this voyage with the first and foremost being difficult working weather and second being a significant lack of fish. We appear to be in the midst of a transition that only time can correct. Until then our only choice is to continue ?pounding the pavement? in search of the right conditions and the next wave of fish to come. On that note, I feel the stage is set for good fishing to come in that many places now offer good conditions and signs of both bluefin and albacore down below. With Captain ?Lucky? Toussaint taking the helm today don?t? be surprised if reports of improved fishing begin arriving soon.