We just got the call that Captain Keith Burnett is on his way in after catching TWO Giants today! Way to go Keith!! The first one this morning came in at 90 inches. We don't know as of yet the size of the second one but we'll update this as we get more info. Stay tuned!!!
CONGRATS TO CREW!!
Thats bad ass!!!
Thats awesome. I need to get down sounds like this may be a great season
Pretty work Cap hope the second one is over a hundred inchesOriginally Posted by OU Sportfishing
great job guys i need a mate job so i can fish down there
Sorry guys....we got a false report that the Justified were coming in with two Giants but it turns out that they just got the one! He's still a nice one though at 90 inches!
Here's Captain Keith's Report and some pics too!
We have fished six days now pulling out of the slip at 4:00 am and returning around 4:00 pm each day (putting in our time). We have been in position the past few days and have not had a bite other that King Mackerel and False Albacores. Each day there were a few fish caught between 2 to 5 until 12/12/09…there was a little over 15 fish caught and there was a good bite going on. We witnessed at least 10 bites right alongside us! On day five that gets pretty frustrating. We kept at it and just did not get our shot yet. Today day six we left the dock at 4:00 PM and were greeted by a little bit of fog. We ran the chain and started fishing to the west and worked our way to the NW Places. We were marking a little scattered bait then came across a few hay stacks of bait. Just before 7:00 am our rigger bridge rod goes off, Red Head with crystal Joe Shute lure. It sounds pretty good after waiting five days! ‘Lil John starts clearing rods and after a few minutes the line goes slack. The fluoro breaks at the hook loop. “AHHHH” he yells up, “I'll re-rig this to get another bite” then starting my turn the down rod goes and it's on! He cleared everything and was just about spent. He got a drink and we kept him tight with the boat. After he had a drink it was time to get back about 500 yards of line. We finished him off and got him in the boat after swimming him until about 8:00. Nice to have the first one of the season. The bite is pretty good right now.
pretty work fellas go get some more.
Capt. Thomas Neligon
Over Under Adventures Corp.
www.fishou.com
tneligon@hotmail.com
(203) 627-1939 – cell (In Bahamas Limited Access)
(866) OUA TUNA – office
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