Day 1
Vis: hazy top to bottom in 8 ft.
Temp: Upper 70s
Current: Non-existant
I bagged/stoned the first fish of the day which was a chubby 13 inch hog. Toss him in the boat. Few seconds later i see a bigger hog so end up shooting him a bit high and he is hanging on by just a thread of skin

Check out that stone-shot on the fish to the right



I also spotted a sneaky black grouper, and shot him a quarter inch too high having him tear-off.
For some reason all my shots were high up on the head

Day 2, Spot 1
We went about 5 miles offshore to find a reef our friends mentioned.
Vis: Crystal clear, Top to bottom in 20 ft. (I could see fish swimming around on the bottom from on the boat

Temp: mid-70s
Current: None
This reef had tons of yellowtails and mangroves, they were just tiny.
I took a shot on a nice 3 ft. barracuda, but my stupid line didnt fully disconnect from the gun and he tore off.
We saw about an 8 foot hammerhead swim around a few times and leave.
The only fun i had there was chumming the water with my own "brand" and having yellowtails practically jump into my mouth tryin to get more.
Day 2, Spot 2
Headed south a few miles and drift dove a bridge.
We jump in about 500 yds east of the bridge then begin our drift to find the "spot". Once we're there i become the most unlucky, lucky person. I shoot and re-shoot two hogs practically identical hogs at that. The second one had a bit of a story to it. After i took a nice chunk off his head im following him, reloading as i go. He then is about to enter a coral head about the size of a refridgerator when i "stop" him at the door

Here's one that i "scalped"

My friend scored nicely with a P-I-G, PIG

He said he was checking out a hole, to see a grouper dart out. He then decided to still look in when he saw big grouper lips. He took a shot. End of Story
This red was 23 inches long and FAT
