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http://www.fishintrepid.comWe started the day with a wide open bite on smaller grade Yellowfin mixed with a few Yellowtail. The bite started around 4:00 am and lasted until about 11:00 am. After a couple days of traveling the yanking and cranking was a welcome change of pace. During this action a few anglers had the idea of dropping a live Bonito down to the bottom on a dropper loop rig. This was greeted on a few occasions with a sudden violent tug. On the other end of the line was grouper ranging from 25-70 lbs. Needless to say, not every one of these creatures hooked was landed. After we had our fill of catching and releasing the small Tuna fish, which I am happy to say, a lot of our passengers did, we pulled anchor and went looking for another catch. After a few hours of trolling around we finished up with a nice batch of Wahoo. Since we did not see the quality grade of Tuna that we were hoping to see today we are making a move in hopes of more action on a little bigger fish for tomorrow. We will let you know if our move pays off. Wish us luck! "The Intrepid Team"
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Today aboard Intrepid turned out again to be a mostly travel day. We did scrape out a little to keep from it being a skunk. While in search of floating objects, one thing is certain, we know where they aren't. That is part of fishing, finding out where they aren't is important as well. That said, we still had a great time. Hector and JJ kept us fed, fat and sassy. Tonight's dinner is Duck L'Orange, OUCH! We are still......
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Today was a travel day aboard Intrepid. We passed a few kelps early, but no one was home. A morning seminar and then we got to work on rigging for tomorrows fishing. Today was also spent enjoying the beautiful weather and Hector and JJ's fine cooking. Hopefully some pics in tomorrow's report. "The Intrepid Team" ......
