On November 7, the Explorer performed brilliantly with a big Dorado score.
This was augmented by a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas; not the biggest fish ever but super-good eating fish.
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On November 7, the Explorer performed brilliantly with a big Dorado score.
This was augmented by a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas; not the biggest fish ever but super-good eating fish.
The big battleship Discoverer kept up the good fishing with angler Oliver Tilton reporting a nice Sailfish release backed up by some excellent Dorados on ice.
On November 2, Nial O’Connor scored a nice Sailfish release to start the season with Captain Wilson on the Harvester.
Captain Alex has finished off-season maintance for the Harvester and took advantage of a break in the weather on October 10 to return to the blue water.
Sam and Missy Morrow’s group nagged this excellent Sailfish release, then followed up with a nice stack of Dorados.
Heidi and Jim O’Calligan captured a nice array of Sailfish releases on August 20 with Captain Fico on the Explorer.
In addtion to the billfish releases, they also nagged a nice Dorado for the dinner table.
The Harvester continued to post constient results well into late August. Check out this nice Sailfish release:
The Wanderer nabbed another nice Sailfish release on August 19.
All eyes (and lenses) were on Mate Elias for this textbook Sailfish release.
Heidi and Jim O’Calligan took the Explorer offshore for some extreme panga fishing on the 19th and they found Sailfish stacked up and ready for battle.
This Double Sailfish release set the tone for a day full of bent rods.
Heidi rounded out the day’s trophy releases with a tasty Yellowfin Tuna for the dinner table. Excellent work by Captain Fico and the super panga Explorer.
Another day of Sailfish releasing for the Discoverer on August 19. Check out this sweet release:
The Wanderer delivered the fish of a lifetime to Heidi O’Calligan on the 18th. Check out this amazing Marlin release:
Jim O’Calligan added a near-floor sweeper Dorado for the dinner table.
The group also bested this high-flying Sailfish. Another great release.
“I was most pleased to take the traditional celebratory dunk in celebration of my FIRST BLUE MARLIN!!!” Heidi wrote on Facebook. “Captain Rick Ryals did the honors! AND I caught and released ANOTHER BIG SAILFISH today too, #6!!! Needless to say I am sore from head to toe and I’m sporting some pretty impressive fisherman’s bruises. I’ll take them any day!!”