Boat Bonito, in the unlikeliest of spots . . .

[Pete_G]

Also, very often bones eat almost anything you put in front of them if you fire off a legit shot at them. Casting behind the school is a sure way to get the impression they're being "picky".

I had one give a 3.5 ounce Pencil a go last year. He wasn't much longer then the plug.

Nice sized inshore bones. They're making me jealous and hungry...

[Notaro]

oy, those tunoids look good. congratulations, dude. i never caught one of those. how re they turning up on MV waters?

[Mr. Sandman]

They are here in good numbers but not from the shore yet. I am going to look for them later today. One thing I have found is that from a boat they seem to be far less picky. I know charter capts that catch them on umbrella rigs and wire line while guys from the beach use the utmost in stealth to connect.

I want to see the King Macs come back again, those are FUN. Damn things swim like a small wahoo thru the water, maybe later in the month.

Water is killer warm 72 at Nomans.