Captain Fico stayed busy throughout May, and closed the month with a big score.
What a great Dorado from the Explorer and anglers Matt Kitchen and Tayor Cody.
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Captain Fico stayed busy throughout May, and closed the month with a big score.
What a great Dorado from the Explorer and anglers Matt Kitchen and Tayor Cody.
Team Buckley nabbed another nice Sailfish release on their May 31st trip on the Discoverer.
Remember that ‘biggest Yellowfin Tuna of the season’ from yesterday?
Well that was short lived. What amazing catch by Captain Alex on the Harvester.
The Adventurer welcomed Craig Sutton for an inshore assault in late May. They had some near-missed on Cubera Snapper, but did score this monster Amberjack.
Craig Sutton got in on the hot Yellowfin Tuna action with a quick afternoon half day on the 30th.
Captain Alex reported several nice Yella Fellas on ice.
Cindy Buckley and Larry Buckley returned to the Discoverer on the 30th and scored a super Sailfish release early in the trip.
Then in the afternoon they boated an excellent Yellowfin Tuna.
Great work by the big battleship.
The Harvester walloped the biggest Yellowfin Tuna of the season on May 29.
Earlier in the day they also nagged this sweet Sailfish release.
Team Buckley was on the Wanderer on the 29th, and the flagship delivered the goods with this sweet Sailfish release.
Larry and Cindy Buckley brought a big group for a week of fishing in late May.
On the 29th they nagged several Sailfish releases backed up with multiple nice Yellowfin Tunas.
The swarm of Yellowfin Tunas and Wahoo from Mid-May has been awesome, but we have noticed the declined in billfish action during this same period.
No mas, says Captain Carlos and Mate Kevin on the Discoverer.
Jon Cira’s group nagged a nice Sailfish release. They also added a big Yellowfin Tuna for the dinner table.
The big fish have been plentiful, but we are concious of the sustainablity of our fishing. Therefore we are releasing small Yellowfins so that we will see them once they are grown.