Bluefin Trevally, Jobfish and Grouper

We started the trip with a few hours of trolling, but unfortunately, we couldn’t get any bites. After trolling, we switched to casting and the action picked up We landed four GTs. We then finished the trip with jigging, catching bluefin trevally, white emperor, and two groupers. Different techniques, different species, and plenty of action throughout the day.

This morning the weather was not favorable, so we rescheduled the trip to 11:30 AM. Once conditions improved, we headed out and started with casting. The action was great we caught 5 bluefin trevally and 1 red snapper, making for an exciting session. Towards the end of the trip, we did one hour trolling run, and caught 2 wahoo's Overall, it was a fun and enjoyable trip, and most importantly, the guests were happy and had a great time on the water.

Preparation for Ahmed’s trip started two days in advance, with bait fish successfully caught the day before departure. The weather forecast for the 5th looked promising, though it’s currently the monsoon transition period, where conditions can change rapidly. We began the trip at 10:30 AM under calm and favorable weather. Early on, we had a few strikes while trolling and managed to land one good wahoo along with a needlefish. As the afternoon progressed, sea conditions began to deteriorate. By 3:30 PM, heavy rain set in and continued steadily until around 5:30 PM, making fishing conditions challenging. Despite the weather setback, extra effort was made to ensure a good experience, and the trip was extended by an additional three hours for Ahmed. Overall, a challenging day due to changing weather, but still a worthwhile trip with some solid catches.