Easy passage – flat calm the whole way; almost unbelievable considering how much inclement weather there has been already this season. Chalk it up to good luck; an extension of the fortune we received during the majority of our fishing time in the zone. With calm traveling came another big afternoon of revelry as anglers soaked in their final day offshore amidst good friends old and new. Tomorrow morning will feature a quick pit stop in Cabo San Lucas where just about every angler will jump off to enjoy the southern sights and sounds for a day or more.

Captain Paul Caramao will be at the helm for the three day run north adding to his stripes the same way all of us did back in the day. A rite of passage where geniune weather experience is hard gained Paul and the guys are not new to the reality of the prospect. “Go easy and watch the business close” is what we always say; and do when the going gets rough.

Final voyage photos feature Royal Star veteran's Kamell Allaway, with one of his two nice deuces picked off this voyage that came in at 210 and 225, and John Santaella plenty pleased with this nice “skin” coming over the rail on our final day.