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http://2838 Garrison StreetHey folks-
We left this morning on another five day trip and we are headed down the line to see if we can’t find ourselves some more big YFT. We loaded up on a beautiful load of sardines at the receivers and afterward had a very thorough seminar. When you fish for these big fish all of your gear has to be in order to the smallest detail. There is no room for error when fishing these size of fish! If you are coming out on these upcoming trips make sure you have new line, hooks and fresh Flurocarbon. I recommend fishing a short 5 foot piece of fluro with a reel topped off with spectra. If you have had a season or two on your spectra and it looks a little worn then it’s worth getting new line or if you already have a full reel you can flip the spectra at home. (Wind the spectra onto another real then wind it back on the real you plan to use that way the more “fresh” spectra at the bottom of the spool is on top.) And again like I’ve said in previous reports- two speed reels are the way to go! If you have any questions about the adequacy of your gear shoot an email to the office and I will get back to you as soon as I can. Wish us luck it looks like we will have great weather traveling down.
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Hey folks- First off I would like to thank all the veterans for their service to this great country and the sacrifice they made for the people back home. This morning started out slow. We woke up on the anchor and held tight till an hour after daylight to see if anything showed. After wandering off a little and catching a few yellows we worked up the line a little bit and it was apparent that the life had moved......
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Hey folks- We started off the day fishing for Yellowtail and they bit the dropper loop well. All beautiful grade fish from 25-40+ lbs! At about 1100 we switched gears and repositioned for tuna and boy did we have a great afternoon! We kept 3-8 going all afternoon and ended up with a beautiful catch of 50-125# fish with about 10 fish over 100#! We are going to stay the night and fish the morning for a few hours before......
