Long Range Fish Report

Another morning of ideal anchor fishing led to a group of anglers fully satisfied by the noon hour. Done, finished, on this beautiful grade of yellowfin tuna we departed the honey hole leaving abundance behind. On this point a huge shout out is in order for these incredible anglers who self regulate consistent with values smart and necessary in today's day and age. Enough is a personal scale not simply dictated by limits. For some yes, and that is absolutely ok if the bounty is fully utilized. But for most, especially when the size average is north of fifty, eighty, or a hundred pounds a couple of handfuls of fish or less is more than enough as only part of the overall catch. That point was clearly reached by mid day. A Captain's dream scenario we are now set in fine form to seek pure variety for the remainder of the voyage. Tomorrow will see us far offshore in search of anything afloat hosting wahoo, dorado, and everything else in the neighborhood. Today's images first feature Royal Star angler James Springer with a morning beauty and an irresistible sunrise shot well worth sharing.