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Gave Us The Slip

“A slower day today,” reported Intrepid January 13, “with the exception of a few flurries on smaller grade fish in the 40 to 110-pound range. We did get a few good ones and had a few more heartbreaks again today. There was one fish in particular that fought its way to freedom right at dark that was a real beast and in the end it swam away a free giant.

“It was a great show as far as big fish blowing up all around all day long though. We will be here again tomorrow and hope they get back in the biting mood for us.”



A Few Heifers

“We had a couple of chances on big fish,” said Andy Cates aboard Red Rooster III January 13, “matched with a couple of tackle failures. We did manage eight fish from 150 to 185 pounds but landed nothing bigger. We are giving it one more day here and then heading up to finish off at the Lower Banks. We saw just enough sign here to try it again so hopefully it works out.”



Skinnies Biting

“The wahoo continue to make a good showing,” said the Royal Polaris report from January 13.

“The yellowfin are still make an effort, but the bite is very slow. Most of the wahoo are in the 35 to 45-pound range. Most of our yellowfin were in the 70 to 90-pound catagory. The wind has picked up a little, with 15 knots of breeze out of the northeast, and sunny. We will try for bait again tonight, so wish us luck and we will keep you posted on our daily events.”