Headed out this morning, looking for some more mackerel or tuna. I did a little trolling close by then decided to head to the NW of the Island where the deep water comes close almost to shore. I suspected that the water turning there and coming around would bring colder water from the deep and thus have an abundance of bait that may hold tuna. We trolled a bit on the shallow side, then I spotted a torrent of birds crashing bait in about 300 feet! I hauled ass and the tuna went down, rookie mistake. No problem, I slowed down and put her in neutral and waited... After about 5 minutes the derby begins again! this time close to the boat boiling, I could see what seemed like yellowfins about say 10 or so lbs, so footballs feeding, busting bait. I grabbed my 10 lbs setup and let loose a jig, boom I get inhaled and horsed a little one in, looked like a skipjack, you guys tell me when you see the pics. The hooked up multiple more times, but the caretaker has no clue how to drive the boat and thus I lost 3 different fish, much larger who were close to spooling my Cabo, I WAS IN HEAVEN! I chased them till they went down for good, then trolled in 50 feet of water on the way back which nabbed me a 4-5 lbs mackerel! I was tired and satisfied so I ran back in, but with the knowledge of where I am likely to encounter birds and thus tuna. The fish were great, I filleted them and had them seared on a bed of onion, garlic and olive oil. Oh and I did lose a huge mack to a cuda, the head on this one was massive, enough to get bait for bottom fishing a wreck when I come across one! Till next time, maybe saturday... On the hunt again!

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-sword