The Harvester did quick work on July 16 with the Lowell Shoenfeld opting for a five-hour half day. Despite the short trip the mega panga scored a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas, plus got a little snorkeling done.




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The Harvester did quick work on July 16 with the Lowell Shoenfeld opting for a five-hour half day. Despite the short trip the mega panga scored a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas, plus got a little snorkeling done.




The Discoverer delivered a giant Yellowfin Tuna for the Hicks’ group on July 16.


The Wanderer had a big day on the 15th with Leslee Morton’s group putting a big pile of Yellowfin Tunas on ice.






Jonathan and Michelle Gray’s family scored a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas with the Explorer on July 15.


Looks like the little dudes are all tuckered out!

On July 15 the Morton group scored this nice Yellowfin Tuna to add to their filet bag.

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!

Captain Fito hauled in nice Yellowfin Tuna catches on July 13.


The Morton group scored wonderful Sailfish releases on July 11.



The Discoverer also reports tasty Yellowfin Tunas, which means it’s sushi time!



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!



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.
