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November 26, 2011: Tom Stelle and Patrick Cooney decided to fish way to the south. We ended up fishing much further away than we normally do and were rewarded for our extra efforts. We had a small marlin in the baits that did not bite. Patrick successfully released a blue marlin that was conservatively estimated to be well over 900lbs. It has been probably 10 years since I have seen a fish of that size and girth. The fish was teased up to the back of the boat with a Mold Craft wide range soft head lure (we call this particular lure Bill Perry) where she was switched to a dorado belly on the 80# tackle. She ate the bait with the swivel almost touching the rod tip. Needless to say it was a bite that no one on board will ever forget!! Patrick did an excellent job at angling the fish. The fight took a little over an hour. Congratulations Patrick. I am sad to say that the pictures do not do the fish justice.
 

November 25, 2011: Tom Stelle and Patrick Cooney Tried again offshore with hopes to target yellow fin tuna. We did not find the tuna but had a stripe marlin jump off on the hook up and saw another swordfish tailing along the surface. We played with the swordfish for the better part of 20 minutes with no luck trying to entice him to bite.

November 24, 2011: Tom Stelle and Patrick Cooney fished offshore all day finding colder than normal green water ever where. They did catch 1 dorado about 35 lbs. and saw a swordfish basking on the surface.

November 23,2011: Fred Stelle and his son Tom and their friend Patrick Cooney from Montauk, New York fished offshore most of the day. The action was dead so they stopped at the Catalina Islands on the way in and caught 2 jack crevalles and 1 trigger fish.

November 22, 2011: Russ and Carol Hallauer from Maryland Fish a full day offshore raising 3 sailfish had 2 bites releasing 1 sailfish. They also caught a dorado weighing approximately 20 lbs.

November 21, 2011: Fishing a half day inshore with Darbe, Darbe Jr., Cindy, Leslie and Dayle from Texas while staying at the Beach House in Flamingo. A good variety of action catching 8 Pacific striped bonito, 1 yellow fin tuna, 1 black skip jack, 1 jack crevalle, 4 mackerels and 3 blue runners.

November 17, 2011: Mike Ryals and friends from Gainesville, Fl. had great weather offshore raising 8 sailfish, had 7 bites releasing 5 sailfish. They also caught 2 dorados approximately 20 and 30 lbs. respectively, 1 skip jack and 1 yellow fin tuna about 20 lbs.

November 16, 2011: Mike Ryals and his friends Dave, John and Phil from Gainesville, Fl. fished offshore raising 3 sailfish had 2 bites releasing 2 sailfish. They also raised a blue marlin that was a window shopper and released a stripe marlin approximately 140 lbs. One yellow fin tuna was captured for dinner.

November 15, 2011: Steve, Preston, Jeremy, Ben and Jeff from Las Vegas while staying at the Casa La Playa in Flamingo fished a half day inshore catching 5 blue runners, 1 marinero, 1- 12lb. pompano, 1- 15lb. jack, 1 skip jack, and 3 pacific striped bonito.

November 8, 2011: Mike & Patty, Tony & June and Juan & Judy from Atlanta, Ga., While staying at the Beach House fished a half day inshore catching 4 blue runners, 1 bone fish, 2 jacks, 1 snapper, 2 skip jacks, 1 needlefish and 1 rooster fish approximately 45 lbs.

November 4, 2011: Steve Chapman and friends Jason and Ran from Saint Augustine, Fl. raised 3 sailfish had 2 bites releasing one sailfish. The y had a good time with the yellow fin tuna catching 8 tuna up to 40 lbs. They also caught a dorado weighting approximately 30 lbs.

November 2, 2011: Dave Harmon Sr. and friends Jeff and Mike from Mt Pleasant, Tx. raised 4 sails, had 3 bites and released 3 sailfish. They also caught for the table 7 yellow fin tuna up to 50 lbs and 2 dorado weighting approximately 35 lbs. and 30 lbs. respectfully.

November 1, 2011: Dave Harmon Sr. and friends Jeff and Tonda and Mike and Linda fished a half day inshore and had good action along with good variety catching the following species list; 5 blue runners, 3 jacks up to 15 lbs., 1 barracuda, 1 lookdown, 1 rooster fish approximately 45 lbs., 1 mackerel, 3 pacific stripe bonito and 2 black skipjack tuna.

October 19, 2011: Carol and Whealy and Joseph Salazar from Abilene, TX. raised 8 sailfish had 7 bites and released 4 sailfish. They also raised 2 blue Marlin. The first one was a looker and the second was hungry!! ….and weighted approximately 350 lbs. They successfully released her on 80# tackle.

October 17, 2011: Dave Harmon Jr. and friends Eric and Diane from Tx. Fished inshore for rooster fish catching 2 rooster fish, approximately 45 lbs. and 55 lbs. respectively. They had bites from 3 more roosters that got away. They also caught 7 black skip jacks and a rainbow runner. (Pictures below)

October 15, 2011, David Raab and friends Jim, Guy and John fished a half day inshore with hopes to find some roosterfish. They got lucky and released one roosterfish estimated to be about 40 lbs, another approximately 35 lbs and a third rooster about 20 lbs. They pulled the hook on another small rooster near the boat. Their patience paid off!

October 8, 2011, Andy Litterer from Conn. Enjoyed slick calm seas while catching and releasing 3 sailfish for 4 bites. He also caught 9 yellowfin tuna from 10 to 50 lbs keeping enough to enjoy for dinner.

September 15, 2011: Bruce Johnson from Monterey, Ca. and Bob Abernathy from Orlando, Fl. fished a full day offshore with calm seas. The current did an about face from the day before and was pushing to the northwest about 1 knot. Green water moved out to the edge. We found the cleaner water 2-3 miles further offshore. They raised 8 sailfish with 5 bites and 4 releases on 30# conventional tackle.

September 14, 2011: Bruce Johnson and Bob Abernathy fished offshore with winds from the northwest at 5-7 knots. The current was slowly pushing to the southeast at about ½ knot. They raised 8 sailfish with 8 bites and 5 releases. They also hooked a blue marlin in the morning approximately 400 lbs. that jumped at the boat and fell off the hook. Late in the afternoon they hooked another Blue marlin about 300 lbs. on 30# tackle that Bruce was able to successfully release.

September 13, 2011: Bruce Johnson and Bob Abernathy experienced beautiful weather offshore while raising 7 sailfish with 6 bites releasing 4 sailfish. Bob released a 300+lb. blue marlin on 30# tackle. They also caught a nice Dorado for dinner.

September 12, 2011: Bob Abernathy and Bruce Johnson headed offshore in rainy and breezy conditions in the morning that cleared by midday. They raised 11 sailfish with 9 bites, releasing 8 sailfish.

September 2, 2011: John Browning, John Browning Jr. and their friends Scott and John from Palatka, Fl. went offshore on an overcast morning raising 6 sailfish with all 6 biting and released 4 sailfish. Then they went bottom fishing and caught 2 grouper and 1 canejo (tilefish). On the way home we stopped at the Catalina islands and caught 1 Jack about 35lbs., 2 small yellow fin tuna and 2 skip jacks. They fought a double header roosterfish for a while but pulled the hook on both fish. *!#^>?

August 23, 2011: Mort and Doug Straubmueller from Texas fished offshore raising 10 sailfish with 7 bites and released 4 sailfish. (Photo right)

August 17, 2011: Michael Craine and friends Robert and Brent from Texas fly fished for sailfish. They raised 10 sailfish with 7 bites but things did not work out in their favor. They did catch 3 yellow fin tuna for dinner. (Photos below)

August 15, 2011: Michael Craine and friends Robert and Brent fly fished for sailfish raising 12 sailfish with 8 bites and released 2 sailfish. They raised one blue marlin but did not get the bite. They also caught 3 yellow fin tuna for the table. (Photos above)

August 12, 2011: Mark Hatter and Greg Dini had 9 sailfish raised with 5 bites on the fly rod; but no release this day.

August 11, 2011: Mark Hatter and Greg Dini had 9 sailfish raised with 8 bites and 5 releases on the fly rod. They also caught 4 yellow-fin tuna.

August 10, 2011: Mark Hatter from Orlando, Fl. and Greg Dini from New Orleans, Louisiana had 17 sailfish raised with 10 bites. They released 4 on the fly rod.

August 9, 2011: Scott Perry and party, from Houston, Texas enjoyed a productive day on the water. They had 10 sailfish raised to the boat, 9 bites and released 6 Pacific sails on conventional tackle. They also released a nice blue marlin estimated to weigh 375 lbs.

August 7, 2011: Scott Perry, wife Kim and friends Art and Donna from Texas had 13 sailfish raised to the boat with 12 bites and 5 releases. A blue marlin gave them a nice bite but it did not work out in their favor.

August 6, 2011: Phillip Harmond and Holly and her son Alexander fished a half day inshore in the afternoon. They caught 10 sardinas galleras for bait, 5 blue runners, 3 jacks, 2 roosterfish (25 and 15 lbs.) and 1 snapper.

August 6, 2011: Layfield and Barbara Rous and their grandson Jeffrey fished a half day inshore in the morning. They caught 2 barracuda, 2 rooster fish (35 lb and 15 lb), 2 skip jack, 3 blue runners, 1 jack about 30 lbs and 7 galleras.

August 5, 2011: Dave Harmon and friends Greg and Carl fished a full day offshore, raising 11 sailfish, getting 8 bites and releasing 7 Pacific sails. They also caught 2 dorado.

August 4, 2011: Layfield and his grandson Jeffrey Rous had 10 sailfish raised with 8 bites. The team released 6 Pacific sailfish.

August 3, 2011: Eric, Kayley, Brent and Jim from Houston, Texas fished a half day inshore, catching 1 horse-eye jack, 1 skip jack, 4 amber jack, 3 rainbow runners and got one sailfish bite but missed him.