We kicked off the day trolling with two live bonitas, chasing the dream of a trophy marlin. Nine miles offshore, the ocean suddenly came alive—birds dive-bombing the surface in a full-on feeding frenzy. That was our cue to switch gears and unleash kite fishing, one of the most deadly techniques out there. The action was nonstop: four hard-fighting tuna landed and two more lost in brutal battles. An unforgettable day on the water, sealed the only proper way—celebrating with fresh tuna sashimi.

We had a short trip inshore, looking for small fish around, after 10 minutes the lures touched the water, skipjacks started to bite, we keep a couple and release the rest (12 skipjack). Then a sailfish appear behind the small lures biting many times but not hooked. We saw a lot of dolphins, birds and turtles.

Light tackle for this trip, lookig for a mahi close to the coast, weu caught five nice mahis and lost 3 more! Lot of skipjacks around, was a great day! The best fish for dinner. Also a sailfish bite a little lure but not hooked enough.

Startgun at 07:00h, running at 30 knots and starting trolling at 10 miles out, we lost a big marlin on a lure (short outrigger) after 5 minutes fighting. Then find lot of birds and catch a tuna! And more closer to the coast a mahi mahi caught ok another lure. We lost a big marlin but was a funny day!

The first was a stripped marlin behind the bait, we caught it 8 miles out. Coming back at the same distance, a big blue marlin bite one lure and hook it. Then 1 mile close to the coast another big marlin behind the lures bit this one couldn catch it. Great and blessed day

Decide to sail to the west, the first strike of blue marlin was at 14 miles out, but loose it. Then at 18 miles found lot of birds and see tunas jumpig so we change the big game equipment for light gear. Caught 6 tunas loose 1 and many skipjacks