Noaa was right again.... 
4:00 AM shove off, quick jaunt through the salt pond....push the throttle up and point the bow SE for a 38 mile run exploring the fingers of water that pushed into the near offshore grounds.
Arrived at our destination shortly after 6:00 AM after a 24 MPH run through the steep 3' chop....and dry thanks to the AlloyToy Pacific hull modifications
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and the red lights worked great The spread would consist of bars, divers, hex heads, and wood in the wash. My buddy sees a lonely bird flying around, then a few more then a few more, then the place blows wide open with one of the most aggressive feeds I've ever seen. 40#-90# BFT smashing the surface......we bring our spread through the mayhem with no love
Check the spread...weed, weed, and more weed....and not good weed
WEED The place is loaded with weed A trolling nightmare...weeded up as you set out.....what a PITA Trying to keep calm as my heart beats erratically I kick the radar up to 16 mile range.....these fish are all ours
We work the area for the next hour watching feeds in every direction....we've gotta get eaten here soon
I jump on the radio and call in my buddy who I was working with who was scouting some numbers to the south. 45 min later he arrives on scene after what was another intense feed. Tuna darting through schools of Bally's and clearing the water by 4-5 feet
We patrol the area in a paralleling direction. Us with the spread out, and he ready to run & gun (not what I do). There they are 12 o'clock....he runs to the school make a cast with a Ron-Z and he's tight
20 min later a 49" BFT is pounding the deck of his 20' CC......bap ba bap ba bap bap We continue to work the area. He's (buddy boat) tight again with number two
Around 1:00 PM the schools disapear...and we're fish less. We spot a big Mako crusing the area which had something to do with the tuna being gone I believe
Buddy heads for the barn after offering some fresh forage for the "call in" We work our way back to the NW and arrive at the mud hole where we find 76 degree water
...MAHI Sure enough ther are mahi hanging at the flyers but all smalls 12"-16". We play with them with light tackle for an hour then call it......no pelagic for us but memories and sights that I will never forget As they say "ya can't catchem at the dock"....we gave it a shot
