The Wanderer welcomed Greg Fritsch and his posse for a bunch of fun fishing action on May 27.
These boys braved some showers in the morning but the weather cleared up later, just in time for an excellent Sailfish release.
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The Wanderer welcomed Greg Fritsch and his posse for a bunch of fun fishing action on May 27.
These boys braved some showers in the morning but the weather cleared up later, just in time for an excellent Sailfish release.
Fishing buddies Rick Riley and David BiStarkey notched the billfish scorecard twice on May 21st with a big Black Marlin backed up by a sweet Sailfish.
Excellent boat handling by Captain William kept the fights short and Mate Johnson was there to release both fish cleanly.
Troy Smith, Michelle Urso, Gus Harrison, and Cheryl Bluerock scored a ‘fourfecta’ of Sailfish releases with Captain Alex and Mate Kevin on the Harvester.
Ms. Bluerock is a pro photographer and put some really neat filters on these shots.
They also brought home dinner with this awesome Yellowfin Tuna.
Great work by the mega panga!
Meghan Mumphrey scored the first Sailfish of her fishing career on May 15 on board the Discoverer.
Captain Carlos kept the fight short and Captain Fico (of the Explorer) filled in at the Mate position to execute this perfect Sailfish release.
The Discoverer scored again with a nice big Sailfish released by client Jodi Wilkeson.
Pretty sweet!
Kip and Diane Warner had a big day on the Wanderer punctuated with a couple of fantastic Sailfish releases.
Diane wrote us an email: “All your Staff was the Best they could be! What a Great Company! Thank you All so much making our vacation Awesome!!!”
The billfish releases were certainly highlights, however throughout the day the flagship also scored a half-dozen small Dorados, leading to a full fishbox of filets:
Captain David and his unstoppable 23-foot Adventurer scored another unexpected Sailfish release:
Will these incredible results every end? Not if mighty Captain David is at the controls!
The Wanderer welcomed Jason Matherne’s group and over a two-day span they put a hurting on the local Sailfish. Joined by Ed and Pat Harrington, this “Cajun Crew” could not be stopped
Looks like everyone got a shot at their own behemoth.
Nice fish-handling by Mate Johnson to see all these billfish safely released.
In addition to these monster trophy fish releases, the flagship also nabbed some straggling Dorados.
Here is what Patrick had to say in an email:
“Please pass on to everyone behind the scenes our thanks and gratitude. We (the husbands) had a killer time fishing with both Capt. William & Capt. Carlos … you too, Antonio! We look forward to another trip (the husbands) in the future.”
PURA VIDA!!!
We are at that magical time of the season when the Dorados get scarce and are being replaced in the food chain by Yellowfin Tuna.
On his first day fishing client Floyd Teat caught a few straggling Dorados.
Then they notched the scorecard with a nice Sailfish release.
A few days later the telltale sign of feeding porpoises led the way to a school of Yellowfin Tunas.
A pair of Sailfish releases rounded out the trip for the Floyd Teat group.
Good action on the 6th with the Discoverer reporting a pair of Sailfish releases with client Randy Fraser.
They also nabbed a few small Dorado for the dinner table.