HIKE! HIKE!

HIKE! HIKE!
It is about a month later than normal but football sized tuna have finally shown up on East Cape waters in big numbers. Their appearance is just in time to take over for the great dorado bite we have been experiencing that has started to fizzle.

It was a mixed bag for us this week with tuna, marlin, dorado and even a close encounter with a broadbill swordfish. Winning the KIR tournament tuna jack pot was fun but sighting the biggest swordie I have ever seen was the most exciting moment of the week for me.

Posted are a few random images we captured this week.


Typical East Cape sunrise on the water


Smokey Chris Moyers kids all got in on the tuna action


Sashimi time for Diego


Striped marlin action


Jen Wren going to work


Larry Jackson started his day with a nice dodo


Broadbill swordfish


What a sight!


King boobie stands above the rest on his own turtle

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Mark Rayor
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REALLY LIKE THE PICS...


I'VE HAD SIMILAR EXPERIENCES DOWN THERE AND HAVE SEEN MANY OF THE SAME THINGS IN PERSON. YOU JUST NEVER GET TIRED OF IT!


THANKS FOR TAKING TIME TO SHARE THEM!


MIGUELAMO

Those footballs are great eating. They're fun on light tackle. I have a few spreader bars that would hammer them....ah, for the chance..a few more months and I'll breath easy..

Thanks .. nice day out ...