The "tax man," as great white sharks are called at Guadalupe Island, has been absent so far this season. That's good news for anglers who sometimes have a hard time making a catch when the whites are hungry. Today's story from the Intrepid has another pleasant side: tuna of all sizes are now present at the big island, and the water's warmed up to a temperature that suggests wahoo may also arrive soon.

The problem so far has been the current, which has been weak or non-existent. More tuna can be expected to arrive shortly, and Guadalupe has always been famous for its mossback yellowtail, so we can expect more reports coming from this favorite spot.