We left out of St Lucie Inlet with a beautiful sunrise and great seas running 2-21/2 ft. Dropped our lines 3 miles out and shortly after had our first Knock down. Continued out working to **hidden content** foot range heading South picking up Black fin tuna. Stopped and hit a few wrecks to see if we could pick up some bottom fish. Ended our day with fish in the box and happy customers.

We headed out of St Lucie Inlet out to deep water where the reports we giving the best success. As we We dropped our lines in 400' First Mate Dallas was just getting ready to clip in the first line to one of our riggers when the line shot out of his hand, after a good fight a nice Blackfin Tuna went into the box. Trolling out further another line shot off and soon we had a Wahoo into the box, as we continues dodging storms working out way in the spread exploded with some great Sailfish Action. The troll continued our way in with the Kingfish blowing up our lines, and with the continued action working all the way into 40'. We pulled our last line, dodged another downpour and into the inlet we went for a great day of fishing

Took a bunch of great guys offshore yesterday for a half day, down visiting from Canada. Seas were a bit sporty and fishing was challenging.Seas started at 3-4' with 5 seconds. Started out deep trolling for Mahi, and after awhile of no action we started working our way in where the Kings have been running. As soon as we got in the 55' range off went one of the outriggers. After a few minutes off some serious fighting we put a nice 10# King in the box. Re- rigged and lines set, off went another line, with yet another nice King. Seas then unfortunately really started building at the end of the day, as we headed back in. All in all was a good day with beautiful sunny Florida weather.