Howdy anglers: We had some action on wahoo this afternoon and we’re gonna be here tomorrow to try for some more. Here is a wahoo caught by Armando Saldivar, his first wahoo too! 
Our weather is nice still, wish us luck tomorrow!
Capt Aaron and the Searcher crew
Howdy anglers: We have nothing to report for fishing yet, but we’re almost to our fishing destination. Here is a picture of our weather today–hope it stays for awhile! 
Stay tuned for the afternoon report.
Capt Aaron and the Searcher crew
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
Congratulations to our jackpot winners!
1. Jeff Kealoha, San Diego, CA – 41.8# wahoo
2. Sergio Perez, Seal Beach, CA – 40.8# wahoo
3. Jeff Kealoha, San Diego, CA – 39.8# wahoo
Howdy anglers: Nothing to report for our efforts yesterday afternoon, but we did find some yellowtail action this morning before we had to call it a trip! The yellowtail were 12-15 pounds and most were caught on the dropper loop.
We’re headed home and then coming back out for our last fishing trip of the year. Currently the weather is good and the forecast looks good too.
Good angling,
Capt Aaron and the Searcher crew
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
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. 
The weather might show us some mercy tonight too.
Capt Aaron and the Searcher crew
