"We were very fortunate to be in the right place at the right time," said the report from American Angler September 19. "These yellowfin tuna have really been on a time of day type biting schedule. What that means in simple terms is that they are not up and in the biting mode throughout the whole day but instead only during the "bite time window". We were lucky that we had the opportunity to be in the right zone and we took full advantage as we took part in wide open fishing. We filled out our daily limit of tuna in one stop and used the rest of the day catching a decent grade of Dorado. Pictured is Rex Kirkpatrick who was dressed for the occasion in his Sunday best, as he shows off a couple of his very first yellowfin tuna."