May 2, 2015

Client Max Kellogg scored a mighty Marlin with the flagship Wanderer on May 2.

This high-flying monster put up a heck of a fight, but Max kept the heat on her aided by Captain William’s masterful boat handling:

Look carefully at the :08 mark…How the heck does he keep perfect pace to keep the Marlin alongside while still sneaking out from behind the wheel to take this picture?

Cause he is a badass. That’s how.

Nice fish-handling by First Mate Alex to see the fish and angler safely separated to fight another day.

Max followed up this fish of a lifetime with a few Sailfish releases.

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Then they closed out the day with a picture-perfect Rooster fish release.

“We just got back.ย  Got a 300# Blue, 2 decent sized Sailfish, and a nice Rooster, probably 40#+. ย  Lost a couple of small dorado. ย  ย Came in about 2:30. ย  Great trip – perfect conditions!”

May 1, 2015

Chuck Harris is a multiple time Hall of Famer who brings down a strong-fishing posse every time he shows up. On May 1st Chuck was over on the Discoverer tearing it up offshore, while his buddies took the flagship to Pincha Padre to ply the inshore action.

This Rooster fish was an excellent start to the day, which also included super Snapper action.

Whatchu lookin’ at?

Great day all around for these guys who still have a big week of fishing ahead!

April 30, 2015

The Wanderer welcome a great group of Texas anglers for a three day battle versus the big boys roaming the streets of Sailfish City.







Lance Lolley won this trip through his local chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association and Captain William delivered the goods for these Lone Star anglers.






They also added a Rooster fish release on their final trip of the week to augment their full scorecard of Sailfish releases.






Great work by Lance Lolley and the mighty Wanderer.


April 11, 2015

The flagship Wanderer was up to her old tricks on April 11 with client James Bagwell.

This fun-loving group scored a Rooster fish to start off the trip, then scored the first of two Sailfish releases:

The second Sailfish was the highlight of the trip; a big fish with a lot of fight in her.

Great job by Captain William and First Mate Alex to ensure the safe release of all three of these trophy fish.

April 7, 2015

The Wanderer scored a massive Cubera Snapper to start off an afternoon 5hr. trip on April 7.

Then the flagship took advantage of the legendary late-day bite with some scale-tipping monsters caught just before sunset:

This Rooster fish was released, but this Cubera Snappers had no such luck:

Sweet tattoo alert!

Great work by the never-surrender Wanderer!

April 3, 2015

South Carolina angler Jonathan Wright enlisted the Wanderer for a day inshore of fishing and snorkeling.

The highlight of the day was this big Rooster fish release (above), however they followed it up with a smaller pez gallo later in the trip:

Also the clear waters around the Pink island made for some fun snorkeling.

All in a days’ work for the mighty Wanderer.