Out for a 6 hrs trip after a few days of northerly choppy seas and the fishes were here.Caught a wahoo early on the dropoff then moved to the deeper waters but there was not much happening. So, we moved back to the dropoff and were lucky to catch a blue marlin and a skipjack tuna.

For this afternoon trip the sea conditions were very good but in the first two hours of the trip there were some birds around and some skipjacks jumping but nothing was biting. Not having much time left we kept searching along the dropoff and luckily things changed and we ended the trip with 4 bonitos and 5 wahoos.

After a few bad days fish wise,we were out again on the water. For this 8 hr trip we headed to the deep waters as there was no surface action along the drop-off. After about an hour we came across a school of sailfishes that were feeding on small baitfishes but they were not interested in our offerings.After a few turns we continued and saw another group of birds a bit further away. As soon as we got where they were we saw a blue marlin behind the long rigger lure and he immediately took it. It was game on with the fish doing a lot of jumps.Our fishingbooker customer did a very good job on the fighting chair and about 40 minutes later the estimated 300lbs blue marlin was on the boat. We kept trolling and caught 3 dorados and also 1 skipjack. Mr Alec and his wife Anne Marie were on their honeymoon and it was a very nice present. What makes that day even more special is that is was off season....Some are really lucky we can say. Looking forward to the next one with the same determination,patience and luck.

It was one of the trips where the fishes were hungry and the customers onboard and the crew alike were kept busy. We ended this trip with 6 dorados,12 skipjacks and 1 yellowfin tuna.

We were out and trying to get a fish on the line for our fishing booker guests but it just was not happening with the fishes not interested in biting at all.Luckily when almost all hope gone and with the last line remaining in the water on the way in we caught a nice sailfish.......to the delight of everybody onboard.

Our customer was very happy to catch his first ever blue marlin and biggest fish of his life so far.We went out and saw some birds working a school of skipjacks but the fishes did not bite ,we left the school and continued the lure trolling and had a blue marlin hit the long corner lure without a hookup and it came again and this time we got a good hookup and it was fight time.The angler did a very good job and the off season marlin was in the boat in a very short time. Fishing can be very surprising at times.....