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October 25: Capt Aaron Special, day 2

October 25th, 2015|Captain Mike's Blog|

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After a departure with passengers dressed in camoflage (Capt Aaron’s favorite color) and sporting Capt Aaron face masks (in preparation for Halloween?), Capt Aaron got down to the important business of selecting bait and navigating south towards Alijos Rocks for our 25 anglers. Also aboard is Gary Gillingham of Accurate Fishing products as sponsor and trip host.

Here’s Capt Aaron’s quickie report from today:

Howdy anglers: Today was a travel day but I gave a tackle seminar to get everyone on the same page. Once everyone was rigged up and understood the game plan, we had a football tailgate party for the afternoon (hot dogs and fixings, Capt Aarons’ choice) with the game on in the galley. We will be looking for a kelp tomorrow before we start fishing for wahoo. Wish us luck!

The weather is very nice…hoping it stays like this forever.
Capt Aaron and the Searcher crew

October 22: mid-day report

October 22nd, 2015|Captain Mike's Blog|

Howdy anglers: We didn’t have much going on there today, however we find a really big kelp. We got two more wahoo and a few more dorado. We’re still moving up to our afternoon spot- wish us luck!
Capt Aaron and the Searcher crew

October 21

October 22nd, 2015|Captain Mike's Blog|

Howdy anglers: We’re headed up the line tonight with a few wahoo and some really nice yellowtail. The wahoo fishing was a bit slow but the opportunity was there if you spent the time at the rail. Here’s a picture of Arturo Jacinto and Capt Ryan Stahl with the last wahoo caught before we had to head up. oct 24-31 arturo wahooThe weather might show us some mercy tonight too.
Capt Aaron and the Searcher crew

Oct. 21, 2015 – Good Morning, Yellowtail!

October 21st, 2015|Captain Mike's Blog|

Howdy anglers,
We had an awesome early bite here on yellowtail: really nice grade of fish, 20-35 lbs.
All on dropperloops to the bottom – they were hitting.
As the sun came over the horizon, we got a couple of wahoo and have been able to slowly pick a wahoo here and there… so we’re hoping for more fish before we head north for the night.
Here is an example of the yellows we caught this a.m., this one was caught by Dorman Austin of Miraloma, CA.
Wish us luck!
Captain Aaron and Team Searcher

October 20, 2015 – Mid-day Report: Wahoo Milestone!

October 20th, 2015|Captain Mike's Blog|

Howdy anglers,
We’re having some action on wahoo this morning!
A few have been caught and the weather is still the same: windy, but here is Alfonso Hernandez with his first ever wahoo. Congrats, Al!
Just a few were caught on the troll but all the others were caught on live bait.
More updates later,
Capt. Aaron and Team Searcher

October 19

October 19th, 2015|Captain Mike's Blog|

Howdy anglers We had a slow morning here but then we did get a little action on some yellowtail right around lunch time. We’re headed back offshore and south as well. Wish us luck! Here is a picture of the yellowtail–Darrel Chapman with Capt Kenny Merrell.oct 17-24 yellowtail
These yellows were biting yoyo lures.
Capt Aaron and Searcher crew

October 18

October 18th, 2015|Captain Mike's Blog|

Howdy anglers: We found a couple of kelps today to gather some nice dorados for our anglers. The weather overall was overcast, drizzly and windy but we made a great day of it. So we’re headed towards the beach to see what is in store for us tomorrow. Hopefully nicer weather and hungry fish!
Capt Aaron and Team Searcher

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