SO much for TUNA this season, cant even call it a season, thanks to the STORMS, the water got COLD an looks like yesterday was the LAST of it. from what capt AL Anderson said the fish are now 50 miles south. seems to be true. we left the dock at 5. here are some pick of yesterdays adventure only 1. bluefin taged /released, an about 8-10 albies bonita an greenies caught an released althought a greenie or too ended up as table fair. well thats it for TUNA for me. this year it (*%#@) hope next SEASON is better.
GOOD LUCK GOOD FISHIN.

PIC 2. early morning set-up, on the way out to the MUD-HOLE.

THIS was around 830 there were about 12 boats out there an 5 were trawlers, bait was floating ever-where from the bi-catch of the trawlers, had TUNA splashing at the back of the boat. for about 1 hour. all small ones only 1.harponer out, fish hit for the hour an then GONE, heres charlie with one of his catches, which was the size of everything else caught that morning, TUFF day fishin for tuna, everyone left about the same time,we headed to the south east corner, NOTHING. we headed in also. thats it for this season for me.
GOOD LUCK GOOD FISHIN.
P.S. back to stripers, big boys are moving down you better be ready.:D