It was such a treat to be offshore today, on a calm ''t-shirt'' day.

There were only two of us offshore today, and I would have to say things are begining to show some promise. As anticipated, I fished about as far south as I could. We fished down the break, had a few bites, mostly albacore, one bonita mackerel, and a couple mystery bites. The other boat worked out in the deep, about ten miles east of me, and saw a couple places of yellowfins rolling on the surface. He actually had a couple bites, and caught two. I saw some life that may have been tunas, but I didn't get close enough to get a confirmation. We did catch our first gaffer dolphin of the year, and in the afternoon dropped down to the bottom to try our luck on the snowy groupers. We did well, catching our limit, including a 41 pounder and a 42 pounder. Another great day!