The Harvester was stoked to welcome the Marciano family on March 17 for a nice day of fish catching.
An early Dorado broke the ice, then the balance of the day was spent gathering Yellowfin Tunas and bigger Dorados.
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The Harvester was stoked to welcome the Marciano family on March 17 for a nice day of fish catching.
An early Dorado broke the ice, then the balance of the day was spent gathering Yellowfin Tunas and bigger Dorados.
Ryan Pugh performed brilliantly with the Discoverer on March 17. This BIG Dorado was backed-up by one of the biggest Rainbow Runners you’ll ever see.
The youngsters stepped up with some nice Dorados:
Team Pugh also bested a pair of excellent Yellowfin Tunas. What a great haul by Captain Carlos and the big battleship!
Bill Forner was back on the Discoverer on the 15th and continued to score. This monster Yellowfin Tuna was the catch of the day:
They also iced a few Dorados and released a pair of Sailfish.
The Tedrick family (Dan, Ivy, Davis and Henry) joined the mighty flagship on March 15 and scored this nice Sailfish release.
They also scored a bunch of Dorados.
These spinning dolphins led the way, and the mighty Wanderer stayed busy all day.
“Captain William and Elias were an awesome team and gave our family the experience of a lifetime on the Wanderer,” Dan wrote in an email. “First class operation.”
Jason and Casey Deas brought home a stack of nice Dorado filets from their March 8th trip on the Explorer.
Ken Strickler battled a big Blue Marlin on March 7 with the Wanderer. Check out this fired-up monster:
Then the youngsters scored several sweet Dorados for the filet bag.
On March 6, the Harvester and Barry Purcell’s family kept the rods bent with several sweet Dorado scores.