Left Big Bay on the Miss Fishing at 5 in rougher than expected seas and started trolling short of the banks at 7. Nothing interesting until we hit 250 ft. Got our first hoo there and went 4 for 8 on the day on hoos that went approximately 25-50 lbs. Lots of sails in the area, also, as we went 2 for 5 on them for the day. All activity between 250-300 feet. Will post pics Sunday. With the rough seas, most bites came on Black Bart mini slants.
good work Capt- you guys have had to solid wahoo sushi trips back to back - can’t ask for more than that!
Wow. Great fishing.
Wow indeed; that is some HOT action,can’t wait to see’m
oh boy. here we go. im gonna get the popcorn
“Good things come to those who bait”
I was just informed removing sailfish from the water unless you are going to keep them is illegal. It was an honest mistake, and I was unaware of this law. Every boat I have ever been on for 20 years has done the same things if pics were wanted. It won’t be done again!
Nice job on the wahoos. Y’all seem to have them dialed in nicely!
26’ Glacier Bay
Mistress
WAy to go, awsome day!
Found this on another site.
May help with the fall Sailfish season. 
Smoked Sailfish / Marlin Dip
- 1 cups crumbled smoked sailfish
- 1/2 cup milk
- 8 ounces light cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup finely minced onion
- 1 stalk finely chopped celery
- 1 tablespoon finely minced fresh parsley
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce (or to taste)
- Cayenne, salt and pepper to taste
Set the trap boys, we going to pass through them again!!
nice catch raddaddy and I like the pics. for all the released sails, I’m going to smoke the next one we catch! similar to my smoked anything recipe Scott, (kings, wahoo,trash fish such as AJs) add a little fine grated onion, and a few other secret ingredients makes for a killer dip! waiting on your phone call. are you fishing the spearfishing tournament in Oct?
If it got any better I couldn’t stand it.
NICE WORK! That is an awesome report
2008 25 Sea King
Twin 150 Yamahas
“Just Released”
Nice.
Has Cap’n Jim gone looking for another Pomfret lately?
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Originally posted by Bug CatcherI’m going to smoke the next one we catch!
</font id=“quote”></blockquote id=“quote”>Just make sure that he’s legal size, you have the proper permits, and that you report the capture to the following big-brother website:https://hmspermits.noaa.gov/permitidlandings.asp
Raddaddy, I think that there are lot’s of people on this website that will pull a fish out of the water, especially for an angler’s first. But many of those people just don’t post the evidence. I’m not going to tell you that I WOULDN’T pull a fish out of the water and take a picture for my 11 year old neice, nor will I say that I WOULD do it, but I CAN tell you that I wouldn’t post the pics on the internet… There may be a hidden message in there somewhere, but you can interpret as you would like…
Great fishing, great pics 
Remember that you now need a HMS permit remove a billfish from the water, fish dip or picture. The permit is only $20 and is good for the boat, not just an individual.
Capt. Larry Teuton
Cracker Built Custom Boats
Marine Surveying & Repair
quote:Not entirely accurate. An HMS permit does not permit you to remove a fish from the water for pictures, but it will allow you to kill and retain one...
Originally posted by Cracker LarryGreat fishing, great pics
Remember that you now need a HMS permit remove a billfish from the water, fish dip or picture. The permit is only $20 and is good for the boat, not just an individual.
Capt. Larry Teuton
Cracker Built Custom Boats
Marine Surveying & Repair
The permit was definitely taken care at the beginning of the season by the boat owner, and it does state clearly in federal guidelines that unless the fish will be harvested, it can’t be removed from the water. I understand the intent of the law which is to release the healthiest possible fish, so we will act accordingly.
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Originally posted by Cracker LarryGreat fishing, great pics
Remember that you now need a HMS permit remove a billfish from the water, fish dip or picture. The permit is only $20 and is good for the boat, not just an individual.
Capt. Larry Teuton
Cracker Built Custom Boats
Marine Surveying & Repair