The morning trip was another survival school with 4 out of 5 going down at some point due to the wind. Caught a bunch of yellowtails and missed a sail.
The evening trip was questionable with the muddy water but we had a furious bite of spinner, bulls and nurse sharks. We even jumped a couple tarpon.
Amazing to still have numbers of tarpon around in December.

The first half we spent sailfishing and then spent a little time catching dinner, never saw a sail.
On the 2nd half we started catching dinner and a sailfish ate the kite bait. You just never know.

Don and his son Jake are 2 tough guys. once again the wind was over 20 knots but today the current was running hard into the wind so the waves were bigger.
We fault the sharks all day, with the sharks winning most of the tug of wars. We ended up with 15 tails and a trigger.  Jake ended up with sore arms from his numerous battles with sharks.

Adam and Hayes caught some big tails with us this morning.
So tired of the wind.

Had Fred and his father out on a half day in the rain and wind. Once again the muddy water extended out to the edge of the reef so we yellowtailed again. Worse conditions then yesterday and Fred and his dad were happy to get back on solid ground.

caught our limit of tails but an east wind at 25 knts made for a tough day. All of the normal bait spots were muddy and it wasn't till around 1 o'clock, after yellowtailing that we found live bait to go sailfishing. We kept nate busy with fish in the afternoon but never saw a sail.

Always a little disconcerting seeing you boat up on the travel lift but it had to be done. Back in our slip today with a few minor finishing touches left but we are  ready to fish again

Mark and Ashley fished a very windy day today but the wind didn't faze them and they caught a bunch of nice yellowtail and a nice king mackerel.
They also got to see a 400 lb tiger shark swim right up the chum slick while we were yellowtailing. Pretty exciting.

I tried to blame CP for bringing the rain with him from Jersey but he claims that the weather is my responsibility.
The 1st part of the day was great. We caught 15 or so yellowtails and a few macs but then the clouds darkened a the rain started. Caught a few more kings and then Joe caught his first sail to finish the day very very wet but happy.

The wind is finally coming down but the fishing is a little slow.
Caught a couple mahi and a few yellowtail today and other boats were reporting similar catches. A few sails seen and a scattering  of mahi were reported. May need a real cold front to wake up the fish.