Didn’t feel the love this morning prompting an early departure from our productive zone in search of. Plying the waters all day several areas of spinner dolphins provided both thrilling visuals and all of the tuna action found. But for a couple standouts the size range of the yellowfin were below our target but the action was thoroughly enjoyed. Regardless of production it was a beautiful day overall with fantastic scenery and epic weather. A looking mission well worth the effort our local knowledge once again expanded through fishing the old fashioned way. That said we’re old school enough to know when it’s time to extend the hunt to new zones afar. On the move at day’s end we’ll squeeze in plenty of fishing time in the zone of choice tomorrow. 

On the admin front I want to again mention that we have plenty of space available on the upcoming four day run departing December 26th returning December 30th. I mention it again emphasizing the absolutely incredible fishing for both 18-50 pound yellowfin and 50-150 pound bluefin currently occurring well within four day range offshore. I have never seen better fishing for both species in this range at this time of the year. The volume of fish over a vast area suggest that short of a massive, unexpected shift in conditions there is plenty more incredible catching to come. This is a great opportunity to fish with our phenomenal crew and stock up on some late season unmatched Royal Star RSW quality tuna to enjoy and share with friends, family, and neighbors over New Years celebrations! Give Tracy or Brian a call to reserve a spot or book online at your first opportunity. 

Today’s image features Duke moments before sinking the gaff into another classic southern beauty landed by Dr. Andy Cooperman.