Reports

July 27 2018

by D3 Support / On July 27, 2018

Out with a father his two boys from the Show Me State. Morning is decent with a couple of mahi bites and two of the three make it in the box. Our first tuna bite comes around 9:30 and after a good fight we have Joe’s 50# bluefin in the box. Our next encounter is a small skipjack followed shortly by a 25# yellowfin. The guys call it a day around noon to get some beach time before making the trip...

July 26 2018

by D3 Support / On July 26, 2018

Back on the water after the longest stretch of bad wind I can every remember for July. The guys want to go even with the warning of very sporty conditions. The morning bite is pretty decent and by 9 am we have two bluefin in the box and a third that pulled off less than 10′ from the gaff. With stiff winds turning more to the west I point the boat toward OC and troll west until we hit shallow...

July 19 2018

by D3 Support / On July 19, 2018

Long forgotten trip post….sorry! Don’t remember much except what the picture shows.

July 18 2018

by D3 Support / On July 18, 2018

Today began with lots of discussion about the days forecast. The decision is made to try and get to the lump where the tuna have been holding and then come back closer to shore for the last few hours and try and put some kings in the box. As we clear the north jetty its apparent the north winds have already started and the guys decide to pass on the tuna and hang tight to the beach and look for...

July 16 2018

by D3 Support / On July 16, 2018

Finally our tuna have moved inside the 30 fathom line making our run time this morning much shorter. The first hill I look at doesn’t seem to be holding anything so I head for another area 3 miles away. First bite come after about thirty minutes and we put a 10# mahi in the box. The next two bites see two yellowfin going on the box. Several hours of boredom are followed by another mahi, a few...

July 14 2018

by D3 Support / On July 14, 2018

Spent today with two couples from PA looking to take some tasty fish back home with them. The first two hours provide fairly constant action on marlin, tuna and mahi. The bite absolutely died around 9 am so we pull in the gear and head to where I passed some weeds on the way out. After thirty minute of searching we locate some big weed patches and spend the rest of the day adding mahi to the box....