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.

March 24, 2015

Inshore madness on the March 24 on-board the Wanderer!

This 30lbs. Rooster Fish release got things going early, then was followed up with this gigantic Cubera Snapper:

Later in the trip they repeated with a Rooster Fish release followed up with another Cubera.

The reefs have been fertile all month, but rarely do we get two massive Rooster Fish releases AND two Cubera Snappers.

As an added delicacy, check out this Blue Jack Crevelle…this is a rare catch for our area and is the first of the year for the whole team.

March 21, 2015

Thomas and Ruth Martin kept the Wanderer‘s hot streak running on March 21 with a morning full of Rooster Fish releases and the afternoon swarmed with Sailfish.

 

Captain William got to Sailfish City right on time for the 1pm bite and these high-flying pelagics gave Thomas and the boys all they wanted!

 

Safe released like always by First Mate Alex.

March 18, 2015

Ken and Brenda Russell’s group posted another stellar day of action on March 18, highlighted by this incredible Marlin release by angler Misti Nolan.

They also snagged a Sailfish release and a nice Dorado while they were offshore.

Excellent Dorado score by Larry Komenda:

Captain William didn’t rest on his laurels on this 8 hour trip, as he made it back inshore in time to squeeze another magnificent fish into the day.

Great Rooster fish…certainly looks like it still has some fight in it!