Our dear friend John Hislop joined the Discoverer on February 8. The highlight was an excellent Sailfish release.
They also raised up some tasty inshore morsels with these Yellowfin Tunas, Jack Crevalles, and Snappers:
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Our dear friend John Hislop joined the Discoverer on February 8. The highlight was an excellent Sailfish release.
They also raised up some tasty inshore morsels with these Yellowfin Tunas, Jack Crevalles, and Snappers:
John Hislop posted a lovely Sailfish release with the Explorer on January 30.
John Hislop and his family enjoyed a great day of catching on March 6 with the Explorer.
An excellent Dorado score was backed-up with an amazing Double Sailfish release.
John Hislop joined Captain Carlos for the afternoon session, and immediately scored this nice Sailfish release.
They closed out the day with an unexpected BIG Yellowfin Tuna. Weighing at least 70lbs., we don’t usually see this size of Yellowfin until the summer month. Great work by Captain Carlos and Team Hislop.
John Hislop enlisted the Harvester for the afternoon session on February 17. They fought off the sunset with several super catches.
A few Dorados got the fishbox filled, then they spent the rest of the day chasing Sailfish releases.
John Hislop scored a fantastic Blue Marlin release on March 2 onboard the Discoverer.
The Explorer pulled double duty on February 27. In the morning session Joseph Digiovanni for a great visit to the fish market; Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna were on the menu.
Then in the afternoon John Hislop came aboard. They released a Sailfish and brought home a Dorado.
The hard-fighting town of Philly was well-represented again on January 27 and Team Hislop returned to the blue water for more Marlin action.
Once again, this Blue Marlin release was backed-up with a hard-charging Dorado on ice.
Master Captain William led the charge on December 28th. Joined by members of the John Hislop group, the Wanderer tracked down a fast-moving school of Yellowfin Tunas (somewhat unusual for this time of year).
You can see in the photos that the Master Captain called in the rest of the local boats to work this school of fish; sharing is caring!
Captain Wilson reported four Yellowfin Tunas and a nice Sailfish release on December 28 for John Hislop’s group.
The Sailfish have been a little scarce recently, but hopefully this influx of Yellowfin Tuna to the feeding chain will coax the Sailfish back into the action.