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http://www.fishintrepid.comGood morning folks, this morning we find ourselves running back to the north with our tails tucked between our legs. We had grand dreams catching bigger quality grade fish, but due to conditions, we had to abort the mission. Late yesterday I made the decision to head down toward the lower banks. The current disturbance posing no threat to us at the time . However, I was concerned about the water temp, and I had no real way of getting a good check cause the satellite pictures have been so bad lately. We took off at dark, but at 2AM we had to abandon the plan. We got into 79.6 degree water, and our bait started dying faster than we could scoop it out of the tanks. I made the decision to turn around, cause if we hadn't, I don't think we would have had a single piece of bait left at the end of the day fishing. We will be able to go down there in a couple of weeks or so, and when we do, we will exact revenge for the frustration caused. In the meantime all we can do is fish, and Catch what the ocean will give us. Hope you all have a great Sunday! We'll keep you all posted Team Intrepid
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"This morning we find ourselves running back to the north," wrote Intrepid skipper Billy Santiago Jr. November 3, "with our......
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Good morning folks. Hopefully this report finds all of our great guests in good health, and may great things be happening to you all. So, just a brief update on the things going on here on the world's most beautiful long range boat! So as you all know by now, we took a brief hiatus to get the big girl tuned up. There was nothing major, but she is a boat, and boats could always use some loving. We just......
