It was one of the trips we had to do, escape the city and just blast out on the water for day away. And why not? We had at our expense a spanking sportfisher and one of the most esteemed skippers who was hot-to-trot. The day couldn't go wrong....
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| Sitting pretty at the docks. The humble machine outfitted like the best of them to cater for a day of fun... |
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| No lack of enthusiasm despite the early start... |
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| The best of the Major Craft brand is represented... |
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| We get rolling with a frisky Queenie on the IMA Ichimatsu jig... |
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| And a big Spanish Flag on a Jackall Mametai jig... |
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| Setting the new prototype Major Craft ultralight jig rod alight is a nice Bigeye Trevally... |
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| The IMA Gun Peki jig did well to hold on... |
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| More Bigeyes hit the deck, this one courtesy of the Xesta After Burner jig... |
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| Some specimens are decent sized. Here's another on the Xesta After Burner... |
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| A Bigeye accompanied by a juvenile GT taken on the After Burner and Gun Peki jigs in that order... |
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| Queenies were mixed into that morning's frenzy as well. And do they love Xesta After Burners as well... |
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| Getting through the hungry pack of Bigeyes and Queenies was no easy task but once clear there was a chance at one of these light tackle bruiser GTs... |
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| The After Burner scores again... |
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| And another Queenie falls to the After Burner again... |
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| A fish you can't help but love for their willingness and fight ability, the humble Queenfish scores many points in a sportfisher's card. On the little ultralight Go-emotion prototype rod by Major Craft this one goes real hard. It took a small Jackall Mametai jig... |
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| A nice little Coral Trout to spice things up. The Xesta After Burner does it again... |
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| Another Queenie to put a nice bend into the Major Craft MS-X ultralight spin rod... |
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| No denying the Xesta After Burner jig as it scores again... |
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| As does the IMA Gun Peki, on another Queenfish... |
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| The lithe Jackall Mametai is a magical tool for this type of work... |
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| A pretty hefty Bigeye Trev to keep arms tired... |
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| The IMA Gun Peki hits once more... |
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| The quality of size increases with this nice Bigeye, but the ultralight Major Craft MS-X Spin rod has the extra grunt... |
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| The Xesta After Burner makes hay while the sun shines... |
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| Casting at the reef pays handsomely in the form of a nice Coral Trout forced out of hiding by the stout FCL Labo EXT 70 spin rod... |
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| The Jackall Soul Shad in green is the answer... |
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| Meanwhile the Gun Peki brings in a Spanish Flag... |
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| But a bigger one yet falls for the Jackall Soul Shad on the heavy spin outfit... |
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| The APIA Seiryu jig appeals to this nice Queenie... |
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| Action is frantic all morning as a Tuskfish is victim of the Gun Peki and the APIA Seiryu picks up a Spanish Flag... |
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| More Spanish Flag off the bottom on another IMA Gun Peki... |
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| For variety's sake, a Soapfish comes aboard after nailing a Jackall Mametai... |
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| Casting from shore with the Major Craft Skyroad spin rod, a Spanish Flag is nailed with the Zipbaits Trick Shad lure... |
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| Shortly after, another one falls for a Jackall Chubby crankbait... |
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| Back aboard, its Bigeye Trev action once more with this small one on the Jackall Mametai... |
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| The Queenies are still at it too... |
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| Its the After Burner once again... |
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| Amazing what these mini jigs catch. A minute Octopus thinks this is an easy meal... |
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| Going deeper with the IMA Ichimatsu jig finds another Queenie... |
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| A cute Anchor Tuskfish on the Xesta After Burner to seal the session. And a pretty good one too... |
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