6-20-10


We made it to the Rocks at 0830 this morning and looked around a bit to locate some life to set down on. It wasn't long before we found a few Tuna, so we set up and began fishing around 9am. Things looked pretty good at first as we caught a few nice grade Yellowfin in the 70-100lb class and a Jumbo Yellowtail before noon. After lunch things were very slow and we only had a fish here and there for the rest of the day. We ended up scratching away for 31 mixed fish. We will move inside a little tonight and try for some night bite yellows. Wish us luck The Intrepid Team

6-5-10


Sonar school pays big dividends for our Bloody-Decks.com anglers. We had a 5 hour drift for 180 mixed Bluefin and Albacore this afternoon. The fish are in the 20-40lb range along with some nice yellows thrown in. For our first day of fishing on this 3 day trip, we are stoked! The signs of life in this area looks very good for up-coming trips as we saw Breezers, Flat spots, and several Sonar schools before getting on the "Right One" that we were looking for. The first bite was fast and furious as everyone was hooked up instantly!! We will be making a short move tonight before shutting down and getting ready for tomorrows action.

Wish us luck "The Intrepid Team"

FULL LIMITS OF WAHOO!

As we head home in beautiful seas, and a great atmosphere here on the Intrepid, everyone is talking about the fantastic Wahoo fishing we encountered on this trip. We have full limits on the skin! Thats 200 Wahoo boated on this trip to go along with 123 Great grade of Yellowfin Tuna(70-220lbs) for 13 anglers. It was the best Wahoo fishing seen in a long time. If you are thinking of this trip for next year, I would like to let you know that the 2 weeks before the full moon in March all the way through the full moon in April, has, is, and will continue to be the best Wahoo fishing of the year. We have been blessed with outstanding weather for the length of our trip so far and hope it continues for the next few days. The Intrepid Team

3-25

WAHOO GO OFF ON THE BANK!

We had excellent Wahoo fishing here today. This was some of the most exciting Wahoo fishing any of us have seen in a long time. The skins were after everything from Bombs, jigs, and fly-lined dines, with each stop you would see the Wahoo flying 8-10 feet out of the water chasing the baits around.We are close to full limits on the skins! The Tuna fishing was tough for us, as the sharks became relentless in their feasting of our hooked fish and only allowing a dozen fish with 6 of those over 100lbs to make it to the boat. We are now heading back to the Buffer Zone to try and catch a couple more trophy Tuna to finish up what is already a fantastic trip. Wish us Luck. The Intrepid Team