Fishing was a little slow today, but we managed to catch two 50#+ yellowfins 
The weather was less than pleasant yesterday but we managed to find a few tuna between the squalls
We set out today looking for dolphin on a change east of the inlet. It didn’t work out for us. We missed a few tuna bites and started working back towards the fleet where there were some fish. Then we got a call from a boat that had been offshore of us. “If you need dolphin, you need to head out to the Northeast”. We cranked our rigs in and steamed 12 miles offshore, it was well worth it! I have not seen that many dolphin in one place like that in years. We caught a limit in 10 minutes!
We found limits of dolphin and tiles for John Chew and his crew today.
Today the water cleaned up from the storm, and tuna were chasing flyers everywhere. It looks like a great sign of fish for the weekend. There were some marlin caught as well, one boat even caught a grand slam. 
We had a great trip with a makeup group today. Thanks Greg, GW, Mary, Mark, Bethany, and Oliver for fishing with us and I hope you enjoy the fish
So far so good. The Frenzy is riding out the storm at Pirates Cove. The tide has risen about 4 feet since the eye passed but the wind has let up a bit and I think the worst is over for us. Hopefully the tide will subside and I can get across the causeway back home
It looks like the first hurricane of the year is on its way, and we are headed out today to make our last trip before it gets here. So far, so good, not too much wind or sea.
