On July 23 the Wanderer and Florida angler David Sohm scored big with a nice Sailfish backed up with multiple Yellowfin Tunas and a BIG Dorado.
Tag: Sailfish
July 22, 2023
The big battleship Discoverer welcomed Ryan Garner for a 5 hour morning session, and despite the short trip they nabbed a sweet Sailfish release.
They also scored a BIG Wahoo:
Nice-sized Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas rounded out the haul. What an awesome performance by Captain Carlos and Mate David.
July 20, 2023
The Discoverer did double damage on July 20 with angler Peter Wood releasing a nice Rooster Fish inshore, then heading offshore for a Sailfish release.
July 19, 2023
On July 19, the Harvester scored the fish of a lifetime with angler Jim Bruner releasing this amazing Blue Marlin.
In addition, they scored a super Sailfish release:
July 18, 2023
Jim Bruner joined the Harvester on July 18. They got off to a quick start with multiple nice Sailfish releases.
After all these billfish releases, they added a Dorado for the dinner table late in the day.
July 14, 2023
On July 14, the Harvester had a big day with the Hick’s group. A swath of Sailfish releases topped the scorecard.
They also added a tasty Dorado.
To end the day, they fished inshore and released two nice Cubera Snappers.
July 13, 2023
Leslee Morton’s group scored Sailfish releases on July 13 with the big battleship Discoverer.
For the dinner table, they added this beefy Yellowfin Tuna…yummy!
July 11, 2023
The Morton group scored wonderful Sailfish releases on July 11.
The Discoverer also reports tasty Yellowfin Tunas, which means it’s sushi time!
July 11, 2023
Leslee Morton’s group got off to a fast start on July 11th, as the Discoverer executed a very challenging Double Sailfish release:
They added a solo Sailfish release later in the trip.
Throughout the day they scored a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas…sushi time!
July 11, 2023
Christine Ledwell’s group released a fine Sailfish on July 11th on board the Harvester.
They also scored some tasty Yellowfin Tunas for the dinner table; these may not be scale-tippers, but they eat up all the same.
