BACK IN ACTION (121411)!!! The first fishing report finally got out over the satellite, and as promised, I will try and bring you up to date. We stayed at our first location for the better part of three days and is was not with out some success. The second day we had good action but after that the bottom dropped off and it was time to move. We had a few fish from the first spot that challenged the 200 goal line, but the majority were in the 120-160 class which is obviously nothing to sneeze at. We arrived at our second destination yesterday afternoon and though still challenging, things are looking up. We had a good bite in the late afternoon until dark on a better grade fish from 130 to 190. Niel Campbell finally hit the 200 mark and left it way behind with a taped 281 pounder off the kite. This morning we got another fish that taped just over 200 on bait. We've also bagged a few wahoo along the way but this won't be remembered as a red hot Hoo trip unless something very unusual happens soon. That's about all I can piece together for now. With the connection on and off for days at a time it's hard to keep right on top of the numbers and people responsible for them. I'll keep doing the best I can and get reports out when conditions allow. PS: The rancher got a cow! POEM FOR THE DAY: The horse from Pittsburgh PA. Cleans a thousand fish in a day It's strange as can be But you really must see The filly from Philly fillet.