We started out heading out around 20 miles and started are troll. It didn't take long to find some fish, we cought several false albacore and a good mahi and missed a few one was a big mahi we did get to see. We headed back to some shallower water so we could chum red snapper and pitch baits, it was awesome we managed to get a 18 and a 10 pound snapper and had dozens come up several looking over 20 pounds. We popped off and had several shake the hook.

After are customers backed out at the last minute, we decided to just go are self and stick with the plan we already had and it paid off, we cought are limit of amberjacks and turned a couple back. From their we went out about 15 miles and started are troll, it didn't take long and got a nice blackfin, then a decent mahi, and very soon after that awesome wahoo, customers sure missed an awesome day on the water. Yall come fishing the bite is just getting better as the water starts to cool for the fall.

We decided to stick to trolling due to sea conditions. Started out wide open got 2 of are 5 lines out and doubled up (landing bolth)after catching several false albacore we decided to make a move towards the pier and cought severl more and finally a king mackerel, we just kept moving further out to deeper water catching 2 more kings and albacore, about 8 miles from shore we hooked up on a good fish quickly realizing either a amberjack or blackfin, after a good fight we landed a 26 pound blackfin, shortly after had a spanish get hit on its way in by a cuda and moments later catching a nice cuda (17 albacore, 1 blackfin, 3 kings and 1 cuda)