Today John, lea, Lauren, Ryan, Gil and David all from Coral Springs Florida came to spend a day of fishing, drinking and laughing  on the Hooked up.

These guys were really looking forward to having a fish fry at the end of the day. So we started out trolling down the reef just trying to catch whatever we could to throw a few fish in the box. Bear in mind this was a Sunday the weather was perfect and there had to be about 1,000,000 boats out there fishing and the pressure was on to produce some fish.
We did manage to catch a good 6 or 7 kingfish and a couple of bonitos but this was not the kind of eating fish these guys were looking for. They really wanted some dolphin fish.

So we decided to do some live bait fishing. We didn’t have much wind but we did manage to get 1 light kite to fly with a couple of live baits suspended from it and a couple of shark baits out.

Once we got all the baits out the trap was set. But we had another problem there was a problem with the toilet on the boat and one of our guests Lea was not feeling to good so Captain Greg was down stairs fixing it when out of the corner of his eye he seen a fin swimming toward one of the kite baits. He ran outside of the cabin just in time to feed this hammer head shark. JJ who was driving the boat while Greg was fixing the toilet went ahead   with the boat John jumped in the chair and we were Hooked Up.

It took John a while but he did finally get the fish to the boat. Greg and JJ got a quick measurement of the fish so John could have his trophy mounted and we all watched the fish swim away to fight another day. Things were looking up for us now but we knew they really wanted some good eating fish so Captain Greg made a decision to go to a ship wreck and do some deep drops to see if he could find some snappers for them to have their fish fry.

As we all know the price of fuel is hurting all of us now so instead of running to the ship wreck Greg was trolling his way over to the wreck. Now bear in mind pretty much all day Lea had been laying down inside in the A C she still was not feeling well. For some reason she decided to come out for a few min for some fresh air. Well I guess that was all it took the second she came out side BAM we got Hooked Up and this was while we were trolling in shallow in green water not that ocean blue that dolphin fish like. As soon as Lea got in the chair we could not believe our eyes a dolphin fish stated jumping out there.  We never expected to catch a dolphin fish in on the reef on a Sunday with a million boast around. It only took Lea a few min to reel in HER dolphin fish and back inside she went.

Things were really going well for us and if these snappers would bite we would end up having a banner day. We got there dropped our first rig and the second it hit the bottom the rod started bouncing. (YES) They were biting!!! We ended up catching a box full of snappers, one Hammer Head Shark, a bunch of Kingfish a couple of Bonitos and one nice Dolphin not  bad we were all pretty happy and Lea the second we hit the dock she wanted the perfect  cure for sea sickness  A BEER and a Swimming pool (LOL)

The whole gang went next door to the Bahia- Cabana had got in the pool and had drinks while we cleaned their fish for them

Guys thanks a lot and on behalf of the crew on the Hooked Up thank you very much that was the biggest tip my crew has gotten this year.

Fishing has been good and we seem to have all different kinds of fish around now so come on down and let’s get you Hooked Up

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Today we had a few repeat customers and one new customer on board to spend the morning deep sea fishing on the Hooked Up

We start out with John and his son Vinny from New York who spent yesterday fishing with us we also had Leon who fished with us last week and is fishing with us again Sunday morning from Ohio.

And that bring us to our new angler Rob from Canada who is a sports DJ on a radio show up in Canada. Rob is also fishing with us next week trying to catch his first Sword fish. His partner on the talk show Boomer said that Rob has the worst luck in the world and he never catches anything.

Well they had me live on their show last week via phone and Rob and I did a pretty good job of trashing Boomer on the air so now it is time for me to put his fish where my mouth is. The pressure is on.

We started out trolling the reef to the south. We were on our way to a ship wreck that is down about 7 miles off the coast of North Miami. I was trolling a little faster than I usually would due to the fact that I had so far to go. But we ran into a little problem the king fish were biting so good that we were having a hard time making any head way. We had only caught a few bonitos unlike the day before when they were everywhere but the kingfish were biting like mad dogs. I don’t know how many kings we caught but I can tell you that it was a box full and Rob caught the biggest one a 21 pounder.

As we were finally approaching the wreck we got one more bite and this one was a 4 to 5 pound bonito. Perfect size to put a big hook with a wire leader. That’s what we did and it took about 3 min and something big ate this bonito.

At first we did not know for sure what it was but I quickly pulled the boat away from the wreck so this monster could not pull us into the wreck and break us off. Once we were a safe distance away from the wreck Rob jumped in the chair and the fight was on. This one was not coming to the boat so easily but after about 10 min Rob finally got this MONSTER Barracuda to the boat. This thing was over 50 inches and as big around as a telephone pole.

So much for Boomers stories about Rob having bad luck.

For a better look at Rob,s fish go to photo gallery#4

At this point we were far away from our port and I was ready to start heading back. However Captain Greg was working the cockpit today and he wanted to try something new. He took a bonito and cut the rib cage out of it and hooked it to the leader to see if he could make it swim as if it was still alive. So he did and sure enough when we slow trolled it looked like it was alive. He let out about 30 feet of line and connected the line to a down rigger and dropped it down about 60 feet. It took about 15 min of dragging it around but sure enough BAM it got nailed and we were Hooked Up again.

This time Lean jumped in the chair and the fight was on. This one took about 5 min to get to the boat but it was almost as big as Rob’s fish. I could believe the luck we were having.

By this point we had to start making our way back toward our port. We went out a little deeper at a higher speed hopping to catch little Vinny a Wahoo or a dolphin fish.

Ended up catching a couple more bonitos.

Guys I can’t thank all of you enough HAD A BALL Lean see you Sunday, Rob see you next week and John and Vinny I owe you one big one see ya soon.

We have just been having a ball fishing down here in South Florida can’t believe they pay me for doing this. Come on down and get in on some of this!!

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Today Bruce and Brandon from Grand View Texas John and his son Vinny from New York and last but not least Adam from Marco Island Florida spent the morning fishing with us. We started out trolling down the reef looking to see if we could get a few kingfish and or bonitos to bite. Well we had no idea how well they were going to bite. We caught so many bonitos that we were trying to get out of them. It got to where no one wanted to reel any more of them in. Man do I wish I had this problem more often!

By this point I knew it was time to try something different so we worked our way down to a ship wreck and we put out one of these bonitos out on a wire leader with some big hooked in it. From there it did not take long. There was this huge splash the rod bent over and we were Hooked Up. Brandon wasted no time jumping in the chair and the fight was on. It took a good 10 min to reel this one to the boat but well worth the wait. This was a big barracuda and he was in a bad mood. It took a good 2 min to settle him down so we could get the hooks out of him so he would have a good chance to swam away and have a good chance of making it. Way to go Brandon.

For a better look at Bradon's fish go to photo gallery #4

John and Vinny see you guys tomorrow and thanks again for a great time.

Fishing has just been great so give us a call and let’s get you Hooked Up

Today Ken, Jeff, Travis, Russell and our good luck charm Lauren all from Cooper City spent the morning fishing with us aboard the Hooked Up.

We started out trolling the reef hoping that we could get some kingfish and bonitos to bite. We did not expect them to be biting so good that we had trouble getting all the baits in the water at one time. We had a good hour of not stop CATCHING. After about an hour of this our mate JJ gave me this look and if looks could talk this one said it loud and clear ( I NEED A BREAK) and by now so did our anglers.

So the decision way made to go off shore and see if we could find some dolphin fish. We headed off shore and within 1 min one of our deep rods went off and we were Hooked Up again. Now this was not a very big fish so I did not even bother slowing down the boat while we were pulling in this little barracuda. Here is where things  started getting interesting while we were bring this little fish in the other deep rod also got hit but the fish did not stay on the hook so we were bring the bait in to put a new bait on when I noticed a big sailfish was following the bait up to the boat. At this point JJ just kept teasing the fish with this bait while I  hurried up and reeled in my high line and put it right in front of this monster sailfish and JJ pulled that old bait out of the water. Man was this cool this fish was so pissed off at this point he would have eaten a shoe if we would have put that in front of him.  It only took about 1 sec and he was all over my bait and we were Hooked Up and just that fast he spit the hook and he was gone (RATS). Well there is a saying in fishing better to have had him on and lost him than to have not seen him at all. Everyone got to watch this whole thing unfold right in front of them and it really was cool to watch it so all in all we were all pretty happy about the whole thing.

And besides we still had plenty of time left to fish. After trolling around off shore for about an hour without any more bites we decided to come back in on the reef and try our luck at some kite fishing with live baits.

Once again we were in the fish we caught a few more kingfish and got reel lucky and landed a 28 pound black fin tuna.

What a great morning of fishing and summer is just getting started so give us a call and let’s get you Hooked Up

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Today we got a last min fishing trip we meat Westly and Kelly from Pennsylvania and they had some time to kill before getting on their flight home.

We knew that the kingfish and bonitos had been biting pretty good so we went right to trolling down the reef. Sure enough they were biting and it took no time to catch plenty of kings and bonitos and we also caught a nice barracuda.

Thanks again guys looking forward to seeing you again next year.

Summer is here and so are the kings so give us a call and lets go do some catching.

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Today’s fishing blogs are going to be a little difficult to write due to the hand writing from our anglers. However it was a good day of fishing with a few reel nice fish being caught so I’ll do my best. Feel free to e mail me a correct the name if you like.

We had Bill and Miziam from Florida and we also had a few others on that day who never did leave their names. However on this date the Hooked Up team did help their anglers catch box full of kingfish a couple of big amber jack on the wrecks and one monster bull shark.

I sorry to say that I don’t have more details on this day but our paper got wet and washed away the names and the details.

All the same fishing has been great so give us a call and let’s get you Hooked Up.

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Today Berry, David, Chris and Mitch from Illinois jumped aboard for a day of deep sea fishing off the coast of Fort Lauderdale. The first thing I noticed was that there were a couple of guys missing. So I asked where are the other two guys at?
  At that point one of the guys slowly lifted his head and with his blood shot eyes said that they were back at the hotel room sleeping. I could tell right away that these guys had a large time the night before. They had plenty of beer on the boat but no one seemed to want any. I wonder why?(LOL)  I knew that if we sat still and did any live bait fishing with the boat just rocking back and forth these guys were going to start dropping like flies. So instead what we decided to do was some relaxing trolling down the reef and these guys could get a little needed rest. NOT SO MUCH I had no idea that the kings were going to be biting so well along with a hand full of bonitos thrown in their just was not much time for resting. Before I knew it these guys were have a ball and shortly thereafter the beers were going down dangerously smooth.

All in all they all had a good time and ended up catching more kingfish and bonitos then they wanted.

Thanks again guys and remember drink after you go fishing not the night before (LOL)

The kings and bonitos are biting so good it had been tough to stay away from them so the bite is on.

Come on down to South Florida and let’s get You Hooked Up.

PS Drink the night after the fishing trip!!

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Today Cherron, Jermaine and Lewis all from Annapolis Maryland spent the morning fishing with us.

These guys wanted fish they could eat so we started out trolling the reef looking for some kingfish. It didn’t take long till we were caching one fish after another the bonitos were biting like mad dogs and it seemed 1 out of 4 bites was a kingfish so between the bonitos and the kings we were doing very well. After about an hour and a half of catching (not fishing) we decided to go off shore to see if we could find these guys some dolphin fish. After quite some time without finding any dolphin fish we headed back in on the reef and ended the trip by catching some more king fish and bonitos.

Thanks again guy we had a ball fishing with you and we are looking forward to seeing you guys again next month or two.

The king fish are here and they are snapping so give us a call and let’s get you and your friends Hooked Up

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This morning was one of those unexpected trips that just came together for all of us. I got to the boat about 7:00 am looking forward to doing some engine room work (one of my favorite thing to do) As I walked up to the boat I noticed 2 guys walking around the docks. So I asked them if I could help them with anything. They wanted to know if I knew of any boat that they might be able to jump on to do a little fishing. It just so happens I do I replied and with having said that we were on our way out fishing and not working in the engine room.

We had Fritz and his son Martin and they were from Blovhus Demark.

We went trolling down the reef and caught a box full of kingfish and bonitos. Than we worked our way to a ship wreck where we put out a couple of live baits to see what we could get to bite them. This took about 2 seconds and BAM we were Hooked Up. Martin ended up reeling in this monster barracuda. Fritz got a couple of quick pictures we got the hooks out of the fish and watched him swim away.

On this day I did not have my camera on me but Fritz assured me that he would e mail me these pictures. And as much as I would love to post a picture of this monster barracuda I am still waiting for the pictures. So as soon as I get them I’ll post them

Fishing has just been great so give us a call and lets go do some catching.

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Ok let me set the scene for everyone. I’ve been doing this for a long time but I’ve got to say that this trip will stand out in my mind forever.

Also bear in mind that there are a lot of people that  e mail me and call me on the phone to let me know when I’m a little behind on my blogs and fishing reports. They also like to let me know when I miss spell a word or when my grammar is a little off.

Well my best friend Jeff out of Jacksonville is my biggest critic so I told him this report is on him.

Ok so his grammar and spelling is a little better than mine but I am a much better fisherman then him.

Also I want everyone to know that at the end of this big fish battle it was very important to me that this fish that made our day week and probably  year had to swim away unhurt and I made sure of that.

In closing the pictures on this blog cannot be enlarged however I also posted them in photo gallery Titled Sam's Birthday well worth looking at.

Ok take it away Jeff.

Once In a Life Time Birthday

Today was a very special day for Captain Taco. It was Taco’s daughter Samantha’s 16^th birthday and one of Samantha’s birthday wishes was to go fishing with her Dad, her brother Luis, and to bring along a few of her friends on her Dad’s boat.  Jessica, Sasha, Kailie along with Brandy (Samantha’s horse trainer) and her husband Angel joined the Hooked Up at 9:00 a.m. at the dock. Off we went.

Now I must tell you that Taco’s kids, Luis and Samantha learned how to catch fish before they could ride a bike. Luis at 18 years old is already a talented fisherman and Samantha now 16 years old has caught more Sailfish than most of us will in a lifetime.  There was one thing Samantha had never accomplished…wiring a Sailfish. For those of you that don’t know this term, it is the end of a fight where  the fish is tired and you have to “hand line” the fish to the boat with your hands because the leader is at a point that the angler can no longer gain line on the reel.  Of course Samantha had witnessed this 100’s of times and was trained on the do’s and don’ts. Fish sometimes  seem to play possum at the end of the fight and can fool you that they are tired but will light up when they get close to the boat. This is a very important fact to know when wiring a fish.

The fishing stage is set. Captain Taco takes the Hooked Up over to an anchored ship off Port Everglades. Samantha and her friends are having fun in the sun laughing and joking when in a few minutes of letting the baits out, Fish On! The girls are on the bow and bridge of the boat so Angel, who is in the cockpit, grabs the rod. After 10 minutes or so the fish (a Kingfish) is at the side of the boat. Somehow the hooks fall out and we all scratched our heads looking at Luis...Luis was the first mate on this special trip.

The ship happens to pull anchor as we make another pass by her and Captain Taco decides to go further off shore to find better looking water. We’re heading out and the boat is scaring up Flying fish which is pretty common.  I ask the Captain about the Flying fish when he tells me to look 300+ yards to the right where there was something else scaring the Flying fish out of the water. He makes a hard right and we head for that spot. Before you know it, Bam, fish on! By the time I could turn around, I hear “Sailfish” and Samantha’s friend, Jessica jumps in the chair and the fight begins.

Here’s where the unbelievable begins. Luis recently bought an underwater camera and had taken some underwater photos while fishing in the Bahamas for a few weeks. Samantha is in the cockpit, Dad is at the helm asking Luis if he wants to get some underwater photos, and at the same time yelling for Samantha to “wire the Sailfish”. Samantha already had the gloves on and was ready. Samantha brings the sailfish to the boat like a pro. Luis grabs his camera as the Sailfish gets to within 20’ of the boat. Luis gets the loud word from his Dad to get in the water.  Samantha is holding the fish off the back of the boat when Luis dives in the water like Tarzan with his camera in hand. Captain Taco has to keep everyone safe maneuvering the boat to keep his son and daughter out of harm’s way.  Luis get’s his shots and all of the sudden the Sailfish goes crazy on top of the water. Jumping in every direction, the Sailfish jumps and lands on top of Luis’s back. Because Luis was deeper than the Sailfish and Samantha was holding the fish away from her brother, he was never touched. Samantha wires the fish to the side of the boat and Dad flies down to the cockpit to release the fish. The Sailfish, a little tired swims away; Luis (Tarzan) jumps back on the boat after photographing his first Sailfish underwater, Jessica smiles as she has just caught her first Sailfish, Samantha, after wiring her first Sailfish is still smiling today, and lots of “high fives” are going on around the boat.  

Taco, being in the fishing business for most of his adult life has experienced just about everything you can imagine fishing but this experience was one in a life time. Father, Son, and Daughter on a beautiful birthday, fishing with friends, catching, wiring, and  photographing  a Sailfish underwater was one hell of a family affair and a day that all of us will never forget.

Happy Birthday Sam…what an incredible day!

Today Mark from Lee center New York and Melissa, Rob and Eric from Pompano Florida spent the morning fishing with us. We started out trolling the reef and caught so many bonitos and king fish that we all needed a break. I’m not kidding we could not even get all the baits out at one time. They truly were eating anything we put in the water. After a good hour and half of this I knew I needed to make a move to try something else.

So we decided to go off shore to try to find some good eating dolphin fish. But the dolphin fish were not biting like the bonitos as a matter a fact we could not find any dolphin fish and we had been at it for over an hour now. So time to make another move. We knew we did not want to get back into the bonitos and kings we had more than enough. So we decided to fly a couple of kites and suspend some live bait from them.

We had our live baits out there no more than 5 min when there was a giant splash near one of our live baits. The rod bent over and line started peeling off the reel we were Hooked Up. At first I thought we had a big bonito on but after about 20 min of fighting this thing I knew it had to be something else. And we were right it turned out to be a black fin tuna and a real nice one at that. It weighed 31 pounds Holly Cow what a monster!!  We also ended up catching a hand full more kingfish and bonitos out of the kite. What a day of action fishing has just been great so give us a call and come on down and be a part of it.

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Today we had a shared charter and all of our anglers were from Texas. We had a police officer Juan and his son Juan from San Antonio Texas and we had Lisa and Philip from Fort Worth Texas.

We started out trolling the reef hoping to catch some kingfish and some bonitos. Trolling was a little slow we ended up catching only 2 bonitos. We had little to no current so we decided to switch plans and put out some live bait to see if that would change our luck and it did. We were at it for over an hour when out of nowhere popped up this big dolphin fish. We let him eat our live bait for 10 to 20 seconds and then we went ahead with the boat to get the line tight on him quick. It worked we were Hooked Up and what a sight it was to watch this beautiful fish jumping all over the place truly was a sight to see. Juan JR wasted no time jumping in the chair and the fight was on. We knew that fishing was slow today and ever bite counted so we ever so gently worked the fish closer and closer to the boat. Finally the fish got just a little too close to the boat and BAM got him. (Way to go Juan) As a charter boat Captain I get to catch a lot of fish all the time but I’ve got to say one thing you never seem to get tired of is watching the face of a person light up after catching a nice big fish.

Thanks again to all of our anglers for a fun morning of fishing.

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Today we had a shared charter of 5 different people from all over the US. We had Kaysaundra from Iowa, Derrick from Mutton Oklahoma, Saundra and Philip from Illinois and Reggie from Miami. Since we had all these different people on board and they all wanted to just catch fish and have some laughs we decided to go after numbers and not really try for anything big. We went trolling down the reef hoping the kingfish or bonitos were going to bite for us.  Thing cond’nt has worked out any better than they did. Not only were the kings biting but they were biting like mad dogs. Everyone had a ball and we filled the box with kings in no time.

Thanks again guys for a fun fill fishing trip.

Summer is here and so are the kings we sure are glad to have them biting like this so come on down to Sunny South Florida and let’s get you and your family Hooked Up.

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Today Ralf from right down here in Ft Lauderdale had reserved the boat to entertain some of his clients coming into town from out of the country. For all of you critics out there I am going to do my best to spell these names right. We have Yoshiake and Hiroki from Japan and Jesse from the Philippines.

Ok now here what Ralf wanted us to do for his clients first of all they all liked to eat fish so we needed to catch some eating fish than he really wanted them to have a shot at catching something BIG.

Not an easy task to do in 4 hours so we decided to go after some eating fish first so we went trolling down the reef and caught 4 nice kingfish. Ok plan #1 went well now for the hard part (BIG FISH)

We went out to 350 feet of water and set out a couple of kites with some live baits suspended from them and a couple of bloody bonitos down deep and the trap was set. Now it was all up to luck. It took a good 45 min when BAM our deep rod bent over and line started peeling off the feel and the rod was bent over to where the rod tip was almost touching the water. You wanted to fight something BIG well here you go. The moral of the stories is watch out what you ask for you just might get it. This one was not coming to the boat so easy. It took a good 50 min just to get this SEA MONSTER next to the boat. We got a few quick pictures and got 2 out 3 hooks out of this giant hammer heads mouth and watched him swim away to fight another day.

Mission accomplished thanks again guys and we are looking forward to fishing you again next year.

As you can see we have all of the fish groups moving threw now so give us a call and let’s get you out there for some good old fashion fun fishing.

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Today Matt from Baltimore, Matt from New York, Henry from Organ, Henry Sir from Sebastian Florida, Kevin from New Jersey, And Mike also from Sebastian Florida spent the morning fishing aboard the Hooked Up

We went trolling the reef and ended up catching a box full of king fish and a couple of bonitos

Thanks again guys for a fun morning of fishing.

That same after noon we had a wild bunch on the boat. We had the crew that sells the Miami Dolphin tickets for Pro Player station (Joe Robbie Stadium)

I knew thing were going to get a little wild when the first thing I saw as we were backing in from our morning charter was this crazy bunch of people holding up this BIG taco bell hat that they wanted me to wear. The second thing that gave me a clue about this wild bunch was the BEER and I mean lots of it.

O BOY what the heck am I in for!!

We had John, Adam, Scott, Brooke, Shawn and Patrice all from right down here in sunny South Florida.

I’ve got to say that I did not think that a few bonitos and kingfish was what these guys were looking for. I knew it was going to take a BIG fish to satisfy this group.

So we went right to kite fishing with some live baits suspended from them and a couple of big shark baits down deep.  Now usually when we fish live baits out of the kite we use mono leaders so if a sailfish tries to eat the bait he won’t feel the wire. Today I looked out and seen a big hammer head shark coming at one of our kite baits like a freight  train so I yelled down at Greg to lift the bait out of the water so the shark would not eat that one and just bite threw the leader as if it was hot butter. Well I guess Greg knew something I didn’t because he just stood there and watch this sea monster eat the bait. I yelled down NOW WHAT Greg just smiled and turned around and said I thought I’d put wire leaders out today.

Well there you have it we were feeding the shark and we really had a chance of catching it to. Yes we did have wire leaders out but we were fighting this fish with a TLD 25 in other words a very small rod and reel for a fish this big.

This one was not so easy to catch it took over 45 min to get him to the side of the boat but at last we got the fish close enough to cut the leader close to his mouth so there would not be any string dragging behind him and we knew that the hook should rust out in no time. Great the fish swam away in great shape and we got everyone pumped up o yea and mention we had a lot of beer on board?

Ok so back to it we put the kites right back out there and one of the guys said he really wanted to catch a sailfish so he could reel it to the boat side to get a measurement of his catch he really wanted a sailfish hanging in his APT.

I told them that the Miami Dolphins had a better chance of winning the Supper Bawl this year than we had of seeing a sailfish today.

All I’ve got to say is put your money on the Miami Dolphins this year because about 5 min after the words came out of my mouth there was a sailfish jumping behind the boat. We never did see him coming and never really got a good hook up so he shot us the fin and swam away.

At least that was pretty cool we all got to see one. But wait 5 mi n after that we seen another one just jumping behind the boat for no reasons what so ever. O Well that’s pretty cool we got to see two and now all that beer I was talking about earlier well it was now about gone and they had broken into my after work stash and time was running out.

We started reeling in all the baits when YEP you guessed it another one and this time we seen it before he got a chance to eat the bait. So this time we feed him good let him run with the bait came tight and BAM we were hooked up FINALLY got the fish on and all the other rods were already cleared and we had a good feeling about catching this one.

We got all ready to take a measurement just about to grad the leader and well don’t want to point any fingers but someone was more interested in watching this beautiful  sailfish jumping and forgot to keep the line tight by reeling. (THAT’S WHY THEY CALL IT FISHING NOT CATCHING).Yep it got away right next to the boat but that’s alright everyone got to get a good close look at the fish and now they all got to come back again before football sea starts to get their revenge.

Thanks you guys soooooo much for a great time.

Well the fish are biting and the laughs are flowing so come on down and lets have some laughs and a great day of fishing.

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