Started out on the water at 7am. Strated trolling a lure when I hit 80 feet deep and planned to head to the 200's. Usually I pick up bonita in that area and time. Sure enough my real started singing and it was a bonita. Then kept my line up and headed out to the 800's. I wanted the dolphin again, but couldn't find them. Had a false alarm with baracuda. After an hour of no luck out there headed back in. Saw some birds in the 700's. Trolled by and landed some nice size skipjack tunas. First one bent the hook which I belive made it easier for the second to get off the hook. After all said and done, landed the first and third. Then came back to the 100's drifting for a king. Didn't stay long because after my last fishing trip, I forgot to push the bar down on my ice maker in the fridge, so I was iceless, didn't want the tuna meat to go bad. Dropped my lure in to troll back to the inlet and pulled a nice size spanish mac. Got back in by 12:30pm.

Tight Lines,
Kdsone

Wow, that looks like a stellar trip!

No Kidding. That sure looks like an action filled day.
Not to mention all of the different species.
Good Job
Joe

In this site you are one of the nice guys who share information. I really appreciate your reports. Looks like you had a great trip. Good Job!!! Continue to have fun!

Excellent.

no fair!!!!!! I skunked so bad on sunday that i'm still stinking!

thanks for the report though!

alanhighhand wrote:In this site you are one of the nice guys who share information. I really appreciate your reports. Looks like you had a great trip. Good Job!!! Continue to have fun!

Thanks, I appreciate the fact that you appreciate it. Ya, I'm fortunate enough to have a waterproof camera which is quite expensive and I'm scared of dropping the thing in the water, so I can understand how it's hard for others not to share without taking photos. If they can learn to just share the story without the photos, or maybe keep a non waterproof camera in the car for when they return to the dock, it will be appreciated and enjoyed.

Unless of course, you have fruitless fishing trips like HawaiianShorts, then you can just leave the camera at home

Every person that cares of sharing they will post pics, I believe right now at this time most people have cell phones, so they wouldn't need waterproof cameras.

WOW...looks like a great trip !

Awesome trip! Great pics!
Looks like you had great weather. Have fun and I hope to read another great report soon.