Within in the first three hours of putting lines out and chumming we hooked up on two big yellowfin tunas. Unfortunately, the lines got wrapped up during the fight and we lost them. We ended up swinging back around to the same spot to start chumming again. With in another hr we hooked up to a nicw swordfish. The fight lasted about thirty minutes. After landing that one we returned to the spot to try to land another. We ended up with another bite but unfortunately the fish never got a good enough bite on it. That next day before heading in we deep dropped and caught a handful of tilefish and yellowedge grouper. On the way in we also had came across a weedline where we landed one mahi mahi.

We left 05/18/19 around three o clock. We trolled the whole way there and didn’t get anything. However, once we arrived and threw our baits for some swordfish, we hooked up with in the first hour. Once we landed the first one, we then hooked up to the second two hrs later. Each swordfish fought for about twenty mins. That next morning we bounced around and deep dropped for some yellow edge grouper and tile fish. Ended up getting two swordfish, about a dozen and half tile fish, one yellow edge and a handful of mingos.

Rough again this morning but then flattened out around 11. Caught our limit in triggerfish within the first hour as well as multiple porgies, mingos, red snappers and amberjack.

This morning was rough, but while heading to the first spot we had trolled. Ran into a pile of weed lines that held small Mahi Mahi and a descent size wahoo. Got the wahoo within the first hour. We then limited out on triggerfish and got a handful of vermillion snapper white snappers and red snappers.

Today we had 3-8 knot winds blowing out of the southwest. Couldn’t of asked for better weather. The bite was alittle slow this morning. However, we were able to limit our on our Vermillion’s snappers. We also caught three nice gag groupers. Unfortunately, had to throw them back because they weren’t in season. The king mackerel have started to bite again. Had two nice hits from some at the end of the day.

04/17/19 The seas were 2-3 foot with a 15 knot southeastern wind. That day was alittle choppy but the waters visibility was clear. We ended up spotting this fish within the first two hours. Our angler, Ross Deal was able to reel the fish in with in thirty minutes. This was his first cobia so I’m sure you can only imagine the excitement he had when we landed it in the boat. We had hooked another one up within that hour, however, the fish spit the hook right before we gaffed him. The trip all together was six hours. Couldn’t of asked for a better day due to the fact that the cobia haven’t been running good. Congratulations to Ross Deal for landing his first cobia with Nothin Matters!!