My buddy Mark showed up today, last time he fished with me, he caught his first white marlin.

We went to find his first bluefin tuna today, and man, what a gorgeous day. We covered a lot of ground without a bite, and finally caught a blackfin early in the afternoon. Around 2:15, we got struck by three bluefins, hooked two and landed one. Another first! Congratulations Mark, see you next month!

Finally, I can report about the fishing, because I was there!

I went south today, simply because it hasn't been checked out in a while. We caught a couple nicer blackfins pretty quick, and I thought we were gonna be in for some good action. The albacores took over, and the blackfins shut off, so I worked offshore, hoping for a hail mary on some yellowfins in the deep. We didn't find any yellowfins, but we got whammed by the 60-80 pound bluefins, and caught six of them. The law says we can only keep two, so the other four were released. It was good action for a while! It was a pretty day, and I'm ready for some more!

A couple boats fished today, and had fairly good action.

The weather was pretty nice, for a change, and I watched one boat unload a few blackfins, a few yellowfins, one bluefin (120 pounder), and a wahoo. He said they had several other tuna bites that they missed, and got bit off by two other wahoos. Sounds ok to me. Come on!

I know you are ready to get into some blue water, and catch some fish, so...come on!

I have had some calls lately, people antsy about going fishing, but their schedules never seem to line up with the weather. Lately there has been a sign of bluefin tunas, anywhere from 50 pounders up to fish in the 200 pound range. There have been a few wahoos caught, and some pretty good blackfin tuna fishing, along with some kings. Depending on the current, the bottom fishing would still be a good option too. If you want to make a late winter excursion, the Godspeed is ready to roll, just give me a call!