The Wanderer struck hard again on January 23 with a wonderful Blue Marlin battle:




This bad boy broke the leader for the release. Later on they scored this super Sailfish release.

The Wanderer delivered dinner with this monster Yellowfin Tuna.





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The Wanderer struck hard again on January 23 with a wonderful Blue Marlin battle:




This bad boy broke the leader for the release. Later on they scored this super Sailfish release.

The Wanderer delivered dinner with this monster Yellowfin Tuna.





The Explorer turned in an incredible performance on January 15th.








This sweet Blue Marlin release was backed-up with MONSTER Dorado and big Yellowfin Tunas.





Yummy sushi party on the super panga!

The Explorer ran the gamut on January 11th with a sweet Sailfish release backed-up with tasty Yellowfin Tunas on ice.





Sushi time!

In the afternoon, the Harvester welcomed William Hartwig and Maggie Dorris scored for the dinner table with a beefy Dorado backed up with Yellowfin Tunas.





The Explorer provided Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna filets with a sushi topper during this early December trip:





Liz Hutzenbiler’s group helped the Wanderer kick off the new season with fantastic stack of Yellowfin Tuna scores on November 10






No better way to celebrate than fresh tuna sushi!




The Wanderer had a big day offshore in mid August.






This super Sailfish release is one for the memory book, but these MONSTER Yellowfin Tunas will look great on the dinner plate.





Sushi, anyone?


Our good friend Ramiro Olvera had a huge day with the Wanderer on July 9.





A monster Marlin release was backed-up with several awesome Yellowfin Tuna scores.






Our good friend Steve Betz returned to the Wanderer on June 12 and scored a MASSIVE Yellowfin Tuna.





Sushi time!


The flagship Wanderer scored big on the 24th with a nice Sailfish release.


The rest of the day was spent stacking up sushi-quality Yellowfin Tunas.








