Day 5 Day Of The Marlin
Hello everyone; Well, it was another good day on the water. We made it down to the big fish area, and I must say, it was a bust for us. But we did pull on some Marlin’s. We hooked and released 20+ fish in our few hours we stayed. Around 11:00 hours, we pulled our anchor and headed south once again. Our search would lead us to catching a good number of Grouper.
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Most of the grouper were in the 12-to-20-pound range. We did get one Yellowtail that will go over 40, but it was a beautiful fish. When to talk about having shoulders, this fish had some shoulders. We fished until dark and now we are headed south, full speed ahead.
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Weather conditions are still beautiful, with less than 10 knots of breeze, very little sea, and sunny. We will arrive to the area around 06:00 hours, our main objective is on Wahoo and Yellowfin tuna. Nothing more to report, just moving north. Wish us luck, team R/p.
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