CLASSIC BIG FISH FISHING. Sorry about the lack of reports, as we had some difficulties with our sat phone. We spent our time down in the southern fishing zones, and were not disappointed with the fishing and the weather. Every day was different, as one day it was 130 lb. to 200 lb. fish, and the next day it was mixed up 100 to 180 lb. fish. I would have to say that every method worked this trip. If you were planning to try this in the near future, I would recommend more 100 lb. outfits, and a 130 lb. for good measure. The sardines were the hot ticket, as at times we would have 8 to 13 fish going, and other times 3 to 5 going. We had quite a few anglers that had not fished for these big tuna before, and after day 1 they were tuned in, and were doing very well for the rest of the trip. As I said before, the weather was absolutely gorgeous, with flat seas. Taking a quick survey, I would have to say at least half of our anglers caught their personal best this trip. One angler that comes to mind is Martha Parker, who weighs maybe 95 lbs., now she put on a clinic one day, as she landed 5 of these brutes one day, all personal bests. We are traveling up right now, and will have another report with an E T A, thanks for checking in, Jeff and the Indy crew