Took out Andrew and some friends to find a steady North wind but the waves were around 2'. We decided to troll to see if we could pick up a Wahoo or a Sail but could not keep the Bonito and Cuda's off the line. We drifted in about 200' and picked up several more Bonito but the prize of the day was a Sailfish hooked on freelined ballyhoo. The sail danced for a few minutes before I let the line get spooled. We even had a sign from the fishing gods telling us to go towards the only cloud in the sky that so happened to resemble a Sailfish. After the disappointment instead of calling it quits we kept going at it and got into a school of Mahi. The fishing gods repaid me for my earlier mistake and we boated 5. The north wind helped the fishing and there was finally a strong current. Full moon was approaching and there were not many weeds even after Tropical Storm Debby tormented us for days.
All this report needs to say is Wahoo! Paige caught the first Wahoo on BlueSteel in about 230' on a dead sardine that was about 40' deep at 930am. We also caught lots of Bonito and one Tuna. Doug also caught a 5' hammerhead right after the Wahoo hit. Pretty much had the same conditions as the day before. 
Took out Andrew and some friends to find a steady North wind but the waves were around 2'. We decided to troll to see if we could pick up a Wahoo or a Sail but could not keep the Bonito and Cuda's off the line. We drifted in about 200' and picked up several more Bonito but the prize of the day was a Sailfish hooked on freelined ballyhoo. The sail danced for a few minutes before I let the line get spooled. We even had a sign from the fishing gods telling us to go towards the only cloud in the sky that so happened to resemble a Sailfish. After the disappointment instead of calling it quits we kept going at it and got into a school of Mahi. The fishing gods repaid me for my earlier mistake and we boated 5. The north wind helped the fishing and there was finally a strong current. Full moon was approaching and there were not many weeds even after Tropical Storm Debby tormented us for days. 
