Ted Caryl battled a Sailfish and a Marlin on November 7th with the Wanderer.
They put on a epic show above-the-water and then got away before we could get the release photos.
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Ted Caryl battled a Sailfish and a Marlin on November 7th with the Wanderer.
They put on a epic show above-the-water and then got away before we could get the release photos.
The Discoverer was joined by George Cope and Mike Camacho on November 7 for a super Sailfish release.
For the dinner table they scored a big Dorado and several swole Yellowfin Tunas.
Team McLaughlin joined the Discoverer on November 6 and Captain Carlos delivered a bunch of excellent Sailfish releases, including an extremely challenging Double Sailfish release.
Excellent work by Mate Brian to oversee the safe release of all these billfish.
The Harvester had a big time on November 6.
The mega panga scored fun Sailfish releases offshore, then moved inshore and nabbed a nice Snapper and Jack Crevalle combo platter.
Janet and Marty McLaughlin scored the fish of a lifetime on November 4; check out this AMAZING Blue Marlin release on the Wanderer.
Our good friend Nigel Phillips logged his first trip of the season on November 3, and Master Captain William was ready to find the first Marlin of the year.
This excellent Blue Marlin was safe released after the photo as always. Excellent job by Nigel Phillips and the mighty flagship Wanderer.
Dani Loewenstein’s group joined the Wanderer on November 1st and they were treated to a bunch of blue water action. Offshore, they scored several Yellowfin Tunas.
They finished up the day inshore and boated this MONSTER Rock Snapper
The Wanderer stayed hot on October 31 with the Lou Mullikin group scoring a wide array of tasty fish. This Amberjack was the highlight:
They also scored a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas and White Tuna.
Captain William keep up the good work in late October with a bunch of nice catches and big smiles.
It was a Yellowfin Tuna party for the Wanderer.
We started the season a few days early this year, as the Wanderer welcomed the Kennedy and Becker families for a fun three days of blue water action in late-October.
A high-flying Sailfish release was good omen for the mighty flagship Wanderer, and was backed up by an array of good-eatin’ keepers:
The on-bard sushi station was deployed, and the local restaurants made masterpieces from these filets throughout the week:
On their off-day, the group checked-out the wildlife on the Mountain Hiking tour: