The Discoverer welcomed Carl Quinn’s group for a fun offshore romp on the 28th and they loaded the fishbox with three excellent Dorados.
Even the youngsters got in on the action, evidenced by this 5lbs. Bonita:
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The Discoverer welcomed Carl Quinn’s group for a fun offshore romp on the 28th and they loaded the fishbox with three excellent Dorados.
Even the youngsters got in on the action, evidenced by this 5lbs. Bonita:
The Harvester got on the scoreboard early with a toe-to-toe battle with a nasty Sailfish.
This fired-up monster put up a good fight, but was no match for Captain Alex and the Harvester.
Great work by Mate Kevin on the safe release…all in a day’s work for the mega panga!
Ken Smith’s birthday fishing bash peaked with this excellent Striped Marlin release. Check out the coloring on this beauty:
Captain David kept the good times rollin’ on January 27 with a boat load of fun fresh filets.
These big Jack Crevelles came early in the trip with some late-day rod bending provided by these Bonitas:
The advantage if fishing five times a week is that Captain David can apply one day’s success to the next trip. He took Antonio Cantillo to the same spot he’s been working all week and once again scored:
The highlight was this big Amberjack, which was backed up by a big Jack Crevelle and a small White Tuna.
The next day Captain David and Paul Fontaine found this manhole-cover sized Pompano…can you say ‘ceviche’?
Captain William closed out the month with a fun morning half day with client Colin Pisano scoring a beautiful Sailfish release.
After the release of this high-flyin’ trophy fish, the flagship brought home dinner with this 30lbs. Dorado.
The Wanderer scored four Sailfish releases on January 26 with client Paul Fontaine.
The fourth Sailfish was a fierce hard-charger but was no match for the flagship.
Later in the day they brought home dinner with this big Dorado.
Great work by the big blue beauty!
January 26 was a big time on the blue water. The action peaked in the afternoon with the first of four Sailfish released notched just after 1 pm.
Great hunting by Captain William and excellent fish handling by Mate Johnny underscored this wonderful day of action.
Another excellent Sailfish was scored on January 25 on the mighty Wanderer:
Captain David reported four White Tunas ranging between 8lbs. and 12lbs. each on his January 25 trip with Mr. and Mrs. George Brayfield.
This filets are very tasty and a favorite for sushi in particular.