We went out for a half day trip for the first time this season since march due to the covid. We leave the lagoon at 7.30... about 30 minutes out we found a school of bonito and hooked 3 at first time. Caught all of them. The fish dived so we shifted to another school of bonito...no success. While heading to the south we had a strike on the central rigger lure. After 30 minutes of fight the marlin was in. We put back the lures and continued fishing. We then caught some more bonitoes...fight against a 20 pounds yellowfin but lost it. At about 11 a.m we had another strike of marlin on the short corner lure, a blue marlin came from nowhere and attacked the lure twice. The reel started to scream.....we quickly managed to take the other lines in. The marlin made a run of 400 meters then the hook came off. On the way back we caught some more bonitoes and were back with a marlin and 8 bonitoes

We went out for a full day plus trip. Once out we headed to a spot where tuna were bitting the previous day. Few minutes out another boat informed us that they saw a school of fish. We started moving south. We met a first school of bonito, no bite. We saw another school some distance out. It was a school of tuna and dolphins were on the spot too. First time we went through bang the line situated on the central rigger was going out. The fight last 30mins and the yellowfin tuna was in.

We went out at 7a.m. after 30mins out one of our colleagues told us that they saw a school of bonito. We headed to this area. On the way a hammerhead came on our teaser them started playing on our lures. We gave him a slice of bonito that we had with us. After some minutes of fight we caught it. We then saw a big school of skipjack where we caught 4 of them. A blue marlin attacked our lures. We were able to hook it but lost it after some fight.on the way backnwe caught a mackrel bonito.