Most of the boats are targeting the traditional yellowtail spots. The seamounts have been on fire one day and fair the next. The one thing 

you can count on is 40-50 boats all crammed together. Friday you could literally hop from one boat to the next. Personally when it gets like 

that I’d rather peal off and find my own spot which are many and have a much better and more relaxing day of fishing. Normally you will 

catch more fish without all that fishing pressure anyway.

Most of the traditional spots both North and South are holding fish, the better bites seem to be the falling tides. You can Google the tide 

chart for any day to help pick the best times to fish.

The yellowtail are mixed in with both Cabrilla and Pargo and pacific white Bonito.

In addition there has been schools of Dorado paddie hopping around the island. This is the time of year when the Sargasso grass starts to 

break free from the bottom creating natural FAD’s. As the water continues to warm up fishing these paddies will become much more 

relevant.

I heard a rumor of some tuna in the 30-60 kilo range. I will be on the water tomorrow to look for and determine whether this is true or BS.

Anyway the overall takeaway is the fishing is good the weather is incredible.

There is absolutely no reason not to be here.

Hope to see you soon

Keep the faith

Scotto.