Bahamas Fishing - Over Under Adventures (Blue Marlin Bite)

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Bahamas Fishing Report

After a brief lull in the Bahamas Offshore Fishing Action, things picked right back up towards the end of last week, as the Blue Marlin got hungry again, with tuna, dolphin and wahoo to pass the time in-between bites. Here's a! couple first hand accountings from Capt. Joe, as well as a nice shot of one of the Blue Marlin they released.

Had the Low Profile back out again in San Sal the last 2 days with good results. As we suspected the blow 3 or 4 days ago got the fish going again . Yesterday we saw a white and a blue jumping off the white and catching the blue estimated at 175 lbs. The dolphin remain consistent with catching about a half dozen per day. Today got into the dolphin action right off the bat. Shortly after we had a great blue marlin bite that put on a great show jumping off shortly after. 20 minutes later we came tight on a nice blue that we released shortly after estimated at 270. It seems all of the boats fishing are seeing at least one a day with 2 being the norm. After we got back from traveling the out islands we have settled back again in San Sal. We have now started fishing the south end of the island (Sandy Point)... this is typically where we get out b! est blue marlin action. Back at it Friday and looking forward ! to comin g on the best blue marlin action of the year.

Had the Low Profile out again in San Salvador with fishing remaining very good. We started off with a good blue marlin bite right off the bat that never came tight. Shortly after we decided to move off Sandy Point and move to the South-East Point of San Salvador. We found some birds there and caught some nice yellowfin tunas getting some of them past the sharks. We also caught a nice late season wahoo. We then headed back to the same area where we have caught blue marlins in the past couple of days and came tight on a nice blue marlin and released it shortly thereafter. It seems we are coming to the height of marlin season as we have seen multiples the last couple days.