The effects of hurricane Florence have kept us in for the last three days, so it was good to get back out there today!

There was still a big swell left over, but very little wind this morning. With a low tide, the inlet was pretty messy, so caution was required while crossing the bar. Obviously we made it, and the ride offshore wasn't bad at all. I was the first boat out, and the first one to discover a color change in 27 fathoms. We looked around for a little while, but didn't have a dolphin bite, so I worked on off. There was no current, so I kept going in the hopes of finding an edge. We caught a handful of dolphin around a couple different floats, as we worked off. I made it to 110 fathoms and found a grass line which I worked for about five minutes before finding a massive school of big bailers and a couple of small gaffers. We finished up our limit and worked back in to try for a wahoo. We didn't have a tremendous ammount of action, but we did manage to land one out of a couple of bites that we had. In the fleet, there were a few other wahoos caught, and a couple other boats found dolphin back in on the first change.