Captain David continues to score big billfish on the little Adventurer.
It was all smiles for client Devon Kelly after this Sailfish release. Great work!
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Captain David continues to score big billfish on the little Adventurer.
It was all smiles for client Devon Kelly after this Sailfish release. Great work!
Captain Carlos welcomed Texas angler Shane Buck to the Discoverer on April 2 and delivered one of the nicest Marlin releases of the season.
This Black Marlin is a true Pacific monster!
Shane followed it up with a nice Sailfish:
Here’s what he posted on Facebook: “Top notch group. Crew worked their asses off even on a slow day we caught fish! They made it happen!”
Northeast angler Dennis Cinquino returned for another blue water adventure on April 2 with Captain William reporting an excellent Black Marlin release.
The King of the Seas wasn’t going down without a fight, but in the end was no match for the flagship.
Great work by Captain William and the mighty Wanderer!
April got off to a good start with this excellent Dorado scored by Captain Carlos on the Discoverer:
The Wanderer welcomed back our old friend John Baumgart after many years since his last visit.
After John iced this big Dorado, he got hooked up to a big Sailfish that managed to escape.
The Wanderer kept knocking out Sailfish as the month came to an end. Check out this high-flyer!
Great fish handling by Mate Johnson to see this monster safely released.
The Explorer welcomed client Will Cwikiel for a trip to the blue water and Captain Fico reports a nice Sailfish release.
Excellent work by the Super panga!
Good day of action for Bart Stephens and his family on the 30th.
The early scores were small Dorado and Red Groupers.
The late afternoon bite yielded a true whopper…check out this giant Cubera Snapper.
The Harvester welcome the Willis group for a great day of action on the 30th, and these tough-fishing Texans were ready to to battle with big billfish.
After the first safe release at 8:30am, a second monster came calling at 9:15am.
The final fish of the day came in the early afternoon. All safe releases and all big smiles!
Fresh off of a two Sailfish day, Captain David upped the ante with a Striped Marlin release on the 30th.
A great trophy fish release can work up an appetite…fortunately Captain David delivered dinner in the form of these big Dorados: