Jon Greaves and the Wanderer dueled with a MONSTER Marlin on August 5.
This one cut off the line with a skyrocketing leap:
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Jon Greaves and the Wanderer dueled with a MONSTER Marlin on August 5.
This one cut off the line with a skyrocketing leap:
So…Bob Critser’s ain’t scared:
Awesome Marlin release from August 4 on the Wanderer.
Earl Thomas’ group reached the summit on August 2 as the Wanderer reports a fantastic Blue Marlin release.
Here is an excerpt from Earl’s email: “The highlight was that my son Brandon caught a 300 lb. Blue Marlin and after a 2 hour battle brought the beautiful creature to the side of the boat for some fantastic photographs and then a safe release. This, of course, is a once in a lifetime experience and one that we will always remember. It is one of the main reasons I wanted to bring my boys to your area. . .to experience up close the thrill and majesty of this kind of sportfishing. ”
On the 15th, the mega panga welcomed angler Hans Jorgenses for a day of amazing billfish action. This monster Blue Marlin was exquisite:
They also added nice Sailfish releases.
Nigel Phillips group scored big again on the 14th with a high-flying Blue Marlin release.
They also scored a stack of Sailfish releases throughout the trip.
They closed out the day inshore with a lovely Rooster Fish release.
Nigel Phillips’ group performed brilliantly on July 13 with Master Captain William reporting this excellent Blue Marlin release.
They spent the balance of the trip releasing Sailfish and scoring Yellowfin Tunas for the fishbox.
Shawn Nevins battled a bad Blue Marlin on July 5. Mate Elias had the leader several times (a legal release) before this monster spit the hook and escaped.
They also scored a traditional Sailfish release later in the trip.
David Buist and the Harvester released a MONSTER Blue Marlin on June 21.
In addition to this safe billfish release, they scored multiple Yellowfin Tunas.
Of course fishing is a humbling enterprise, and there is no better complement to the largest fish of the season than the smallest fish of the season:
Rob Darner returned to the Wanderer on June 7 and the mighty flagship delivered an awesome Blue Marlin release.
Great to see this big blue back in the spread; we can imagine that this Marlin was eating this array of big Yellowfin Tunas:
On June 3 our old friends Hubble and Sandra Keller joined up with the mega panga, and they did battle with an amazing Black Marlin:
Later on they scored Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas for the dinner table.