And what a show it was. Squidlets were on the menu and the table was nigh five square miles. Tuna in all sizes, but mainly 80-150 pounds, did their best to break the bank in the all you can eat affair. But there was no end early to the natural forage.
Though the fish watching was spectacular the greatest show on water darn near stopped at that. Not biting bastards is as kind a description as I can muster for the tens of thousands of fish showing for miles. We managed to entice a few but certainly did not partake in even a micro fraction of the potential. That said a good time was had by all. Good weather graced the effort and conditions were sublime.
Similar to the previous afternoon a nice hit for a handful of beauties thankfully ended the day on the right note. Well satisfied with the sign we'll settle in and enjoy. Photos today feature master jigger Kenny Higa pulling on a beauty in the early a.m. and our good friend Jose Arellano with a beauty landed mid afternoon.