Just home from an awesome Sailfish adventure in Mexico.  Capt. Dave left on January 2nd with his dock partner, "Qualifier".  It took five days to travel down the coast then across the Gulf of Mexico to Isla Mujeres -- the destination.  We had great weather all the way down and awesome world class sail-fishing when we got there.  Some of the pictures of the trip as you see where great memories, not to be forgotten. 

Capt. Dave was gone for two weeks, a break he has not had in 15 years, but now back in action at home with good Blue-fin Tuna action but the Rockfish are not in our waters yet.  We are fishing the weekend with lots of luck and good weather more blogs to come.

Just home from an awesome Sailfish adventure in Mexico.  Capt. Dave left on January 2nd with his dock partner, "Qualifier".  It took five days to travel down the coast then across the Gulf of Mexico to Isla Mujeres -- the destination.  We had great weather all the way down and awesome world class sail-fishing when we got there.  Some of the pictures of the trip as you see where great memories, not to be forgotten. 

Capt. Dave was gone for two weeks, a break he has not had in 15 years, but now back in action at home with good Blue-fin Tuna action but the Rockfish are not in our waters yet.  We are fishing the weekend with lots of luck and good weather more blogs to come.

Just home from an awesome Sailfish adventure in Mexico.  Capt. Dave left on January 2nd with his dock partner, "Qualifier".  It took five days to travel down the coast then across the Gulf of Mexico to Isla Mujeres -- the destination.  We had great weather all the way down and awesome world class sail-fishing when we got there.  Some of the pictures of the trip as you see where great memories, not to be forgotten. 

Capt. Dave was gone for two weeks, a break he has not had in 15 years, but now back in action at home with good Blue-fin Tuna action but the Rockfish are not in our waters yet.  We are fishing the weekend with lots of luck and good weather more blogs to come.

Fishing has been GREAT for those who can get out when the weather will permit ----- Limits of Yellow-fin Tuna and numerous Black-fin tuna.  Capt Dave has been working on a couple boats getting them ready for the up coming season.  There is alot more that goes into building a boat than anyone thinks ---- I certainly had no idea how much, but now I am getting really good at sanding and fiber glassing.

Capt. Dave has had a great season hunting with a lot of opportunities for a few big Bucks ---- he should have zigged when he zagged...... that's the way it goes.  It is still fun to be in a tree and have a great time with friends. We have included a picture of several Captain's and friends on a two day hunt around the Lake Gaston, NC area.

We had a wonderful Christmas with the family.........a great supper and then all opened presents.  It has been a year since we have had the family together.  We were still missing one but that is what happens when the "kids" grow up and have their own families. 

Our newest four-legged family member had a exciting time under the tree and helping to unwrap presents, then preceded to make sure all the wrapping paper and ribbon was inspected.  We got another cat named, Sienna on Thanksgiving.  For those of you that have seen our male cat (Tigger) on the boat or in the truck at the dock, Sienna is Tigger's daughter.  Charlie, our chocolate lab is so happy to have another playmate but Sienna is not to sure about Charlie.

Capt. Dave is getting ready to take a boat to Mexico at the first of the year ---- he will spend a couple of days down there and then fly back....maybe he will get some Sailfish fishing in, but then it is back for some more boat work and the Striper Season.  From all reports we are getting the season is going to be a good one, we are tracking there migration South. 

We hope that everyone had a fabulous Holiday Season and the best for the New Year.........

The group we had today found how absolutely wonderful it can be out there........  

Bob, Ron, Don and Dewey from Roanoke, VA who have houses locally and know the charter fleet, love to go out in their own boats but enjoy going out on a bigger boat and have it all done for them.....everyone enjoys someone else taking on the duties and responsibilities on occasion.

We started in the true Gulf Stream with 3.5 knots of current and caught 4 Black-fin Tuna really quickly and circled several hours after that with no luck, so we pointed her North.........   Before long we were 20 miles North from where we started, (thanks to the current) saw Tuna's jumping and it was full-on from there out of the Gulf-stream and in some blended water. 

This group is going home with a freezer full of Tuna!!!!!  The photos tell it all............