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THE SAILFISH TOURNAMENT
By George84, 01/18/10

I was invited to fish The Sailfish Tournament on a beautiful new 36 Yellowfin with triple Yamaha 350s called Forever Younger. We were the only amateur boat in an all pro tournament and were able to finish in 7th place with 12 releases. Not bad for a team that had fished together for the first time the day of the tournament. We went 8 for 11 Day 1 and 4 for 5 on day 2 with most fish coming off goggs… >>Forum Thread & More Photos

FLAMINGO HOLIDAY DOUBLE
By Capt benny blanco, 01/09/10

If you can find a current rip in Whitewater or surrounding bays, you will find fish... Fishing current rips is a very effective way of targeting gamefish without having to work miles of shorelines. Snook, redfish, trout, tarpon and grouper regularly use areas with current rips as food supply stations and when conditions are right, they will flock to them like clockwork… >>Forum Thread & More Photos

BIG BULL
By Submerged, 01/04/10

I took the Wife, Shimanoboy, and another friend fishing yesterday. The plan was to go for sails but when we got out it was big time rough. After loosing the sea anchor and forgetting the spars for the heavy wind kite, we decided to troll. With nothing going on for a while Shimanoboy realizes he brought a bag of plantain chips. We empty the bag overboard and continue to troll. Seeing some birds in the distance we bring the lines in and I see a big dolphin chasing my line in. I open the bail and give the rod to my wife. When she engages the drag the fish jumps and we see that it is a monster. She fought that fish for about an hour. I'm extremely proud she didn’t give up. They were both exhausted. The fish didn't even move when I gaffed him. High fives all around. Great way to bring in the New Year. >>Forum Thread & More Photos

FLAMINGO FOR THE HOLIDAYS
By Tarponator, 12/27/09

Frank, Leslie and I hit up flamingo yesterday for some fun. Snook, redfish, trout, ladies, bonito, jacks and shark all visited the boat. Frank came out on top with his first slam. Snook, redfish and trout. Good job bud. Trailer trouble wasn’t enough to ruin a great day. >>Forum Thread & More Photos