
“Bill Randall caught his personal best at 285, Lee doubled down on the cows with a 213 and a 237-pounder, John Arndt just caught a 234, and KC of the Brothers Brotherton is on fire and brother Andy just hooked a fish. Check back for pictures and details after the dust settles, it’s a barn burner on the grounds today for the AA.
“One of our Angler regulars and visual eye candy guru Rick Okuni brought his drone helicopter on the trip to get a bird’s eye view of the AA. Captain Kiyohara called the images ‘The best and most unique visuals of the boat he has ever seen.’”
Cinco de Mayo

"Big fish honors today went to Jim Poore with a 225-pound tuna, Clarence Becker with a 230, and Steve Vetrone with a 205-pounder as well. The sign of big fish was as good as I've seen in a while, too bad we had to leave at 1100 hrs. for San Diego. We will try to put some pictures up on our FB page in the next few days. Everyone caught fish this morning, and is now relaxing with the nice ride home.”
Relaxing Day

“Garry Richards caught a personal best at 126 pounds and earned the right to say hi to his beautiful wife Karan (his exact words).”
Shogun News
The office for Shogun Sportfishing posted May 5:
“We got a hold of the boat for a minute earlier this morning, their signal is pretty weak where they are. Here's the latest:
“At Hurricane Bank, fishing was a bit slow at first but enjoying good weather. Several fish over 200 pounds, lost a few over 300 pounds but they will keep fighting for them! Over 100 Wahoo and counting!”