Mon. January 5, 2009:     The Intrepid arrived this morning with a beautiful catch of 176.6 lb to 345 lb Tuna. We would like to thank Shauna Barton and Izorline for an epic trip. Here are the jackpot winners and a list of Tuna weighed up at the landing :

2nd Place : David Choate..316.6 lbs

3rd Place : Lee Shepherd..302.2 lbs

Honorable Mention goes to Marilyn Reece and Dolph Ruschmaupt who tackled a 331 lb brute.

Brandon Wilde : 176.6 and 196.4

Michael Blumenfeld : 224

Don Hardenbrook : 229.8

Mark Bueker : 231

Henry Aguilar : 247.4

Robert Brown : 258

David McDaniel : 281.4

Edward Plants : 285.2

Marilyn Reece : 296

Fred Gates : 296.2

Last but not least, David Choate : 198, 223, 289.6 and a 299.9999999

If we missed any please let us know !!

      

      

Sat. January 3, 2009:     We have great weather for our ride up the line. We would like to take this moment to thank our sponsors. Avet Reels and Seeker Rods again made this catch a reality. The Avets performed great, even after they were thrown overboard with the back-up rigs. Seeker rods are the finest big fish rods on the market today. If we were going to buy an outfit to fish for these giants it would most definitely be an Avet 50w with a Super Seeker 6463xxxxH. Seaguar Fluorocarbon line also made the difference for us. Last but not least, Izorline, our trip sponsor. Thanks for the great trip and your great products. This is what everyone dreams about when it comes to Cow Town!! We have possibly 6 fish over the 300 lb mark and many others in the very high 200's.. Our E.T.A for the landing is 9:00 am Monday morning. It should be a great showing as the fleet as a whole has possibly 20 fish over 300 lb's!! This should be a good day at the docks. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. January 2, 2009:    Today was a different day as far as catching goes. We did get a couple more fish over the 200 lb mark and some in the 160-170 lb range. As we leave the area one can only be in awe at the quality of these fish. We have never seen so many giant fish (fish over 300 lbs) at one time. It is breath taking to watch them blow up around the boat and chase baits! Big fish of the day however was a 234 lb fish for Mark Bueker. We did have some losses today. We will be posting more photos of the trip during our travels home. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. January 1, 2009:    

HAPPY NEW YEAR from INTREPID SPORTFISHING

    The New Year started out on the slow side as far as catching big Tuna goes, but by the afternoon things got turned around and we once again boated some very nice fish. We had fish from the 170 lb range on up to our largest fish of the day which taped out at 336 lb's. This is INCREDIBLE to say the least.. We did have a couple of heartbreaks again today. We lost a very large Tuna that required three back-up rigs to get him slowed down. After over two hours on the fish he chewed through the line and swam away a free giant. The big fish honors go to Bud Ruschmaupt with the 336 lb Tuna and David Choate with a 313.6 lb fish! Needless to say, we will finish off the trip right here tomorrow before heading up the line for home. Happy New Year from "The Intrepid Team"

             

Wed. December 31, 2008: What a way to spend the last day of 2008. Today was our day to shine. We knew these fish were going to bite one day and today was it... The final total for the day is as follows: 17 Tuna with 14 over 200 lb's and 2 more over 300 lb's. Lucky anglers were Fred Gates with a 305 lb fish and David Choate with a fish at 302.5 lb's. Marilyn Reece with a 291 lb Tuna, Taija (Teddy) Katsumata with a 277 lb Tuna, Edward Plants with a 277 lb fish, Robert Brown with a 253 lb fish, and the list goes on. We are blessed with great weather and great company. We will be at this spot again tomorrow and hope to start the New Year the way we ended this one. Have a Safe and Happy New Year from the Intrepid Crew.....

                           

Tues. December 30, 2008:    Today was another day of scratch fishing for the cows. We lost a monster fish just after daybreak due to the hook straightening out. This was a HUGE fish!!! The fish put on a great show and in the end won the battle. Who knows how big it was, but we got a great look at it and to say it was over 300 lb's is an understatement. We did get some very nice Tuna today however. Hot stick was David Choate with two cows, one at 219 lb's and the other at 270 lb's. We had three other cows for the day and a couple under the 200 mark. The weather is perfect! We will give this area another try tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Mon. December 29, 2008:    Well, we knew it would take some looking to relocate the fish, and it did. We spent the first half of the day hunting along with the rest of the fleet. Around midday we found our first school, but it did not respond for us. Shortly after that one we got on a school that stayed with us for the remainder of the afternoon. We scratched away at the giant Tuna and the end result was 2 more SUPER COWS for the Intrepid anglers along with fish in the low 200's. Lucky anglers were Mick Coats with a fish that taped at 325 lb's and Lee Shepard with a 305 pounder. Henry Aguilar with a 220 and one more that taped at 298 lb's. We will be at this location again tomorrow. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Sun. December 28, 2008:    We started the fishing portion of this trip on a good note. The long run down to the lower banks was broken up this afternoon with an excellent stop on 18-25 lb Yellowtail. Everyone on board was able to land some nice Yellows with a few hot sticks getting near limits in only a few hours time. The weather is improving by the minute and we are now on our way to hunt for the trophies. Wish us luck.. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. December 27, 2008:    We are traveling south rigging our tackle and enjoying a nice ride despite the choppy sea conditions. Today's plan is to stop somewhere along the way to get our lines wet and try for some dinner. One more seminar and then we will be headed for Cow Town. Hope they bite!!! "The Intrepid Team" GO CHARGERS..........

Fri. December 26, 2008:    After enjoying a great Christmas Holiday we departed on a 10 day trip sponsored by Izorline. We have a great load of bait and are hoping to put it to good use. Check back for our day by day reports from the bridge of the Intrepid. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. Dec. 19, 2008:

Thur. December 18, 2008:     The Intrepid arrived this morning and unloaded another catch of quality Giant Tuna. Super Cow honors go to Bill Dunn of Malibu with his First Place Jackpot winning 341.6 lb Yellowfin Tuna. Second Place went to Charles Pratty of Yorba Linda with his 315.8 lb Super Cow. Both of these Giants earned the anglers a Catch a Three ride for Free trip. Congrats to you guys. Third Place went to Leo Forcier of Canyon Lake with his 277.8 lb Cow. Great job guys. Thanks again to our sponsor Avet Reels for a great trip. " The Intrepid Team"

                           

Wed. December 17, 2008:    ETA 6:00 am Thursday morning.

Tues. December 16, 2008:    Our travels are blessed with good sea conditions making for a smooth ride home so far. The weather is cloudy and there is some rain falling at the moment. Tomorrow we will be continuing our way north and will again be on the look-out for any kelps and maybe stopping along the coast for some Reds and Lings. The trip was a success a in catching of trophy Yellowfin Tuna,and although not everyone on board was able to catch a fish of a lifetime, we were all happy with a great showing each of our days in the zone. The giants we did catch and the giants that got away are making for some great stories and moments shared on board. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Mon. December 15, 2008:    Today was a tough day! The fish were just not interested in anything we had for them, and we had everything from macks to flyers, squid, balloons, kites, slow trolling, anything you can think of we tried. The weather is coming up with a little wind and the fish reacted to it. Friend and regular here on the Intrepid, Keith Crawford hooked into a VERY large cow today only to have his line break during the battle. What a heart-breaker!! We will be working our way up the line in search of kelps and other signs to break up the travels. Congratulations to many of our anglers who caught the fish of their dreams. We have two super cows in the hold as well as several other very large Tuna. More pictures to follow.."The Intrepid Team"

Sun. December 14, 2008:    Today was a different day, although we did land some very nice tuna. No super cows, but two more over 200 lbs and a handful between 130 and 180 lbs. The fish are here, but are just not in the biting mode. You slide on a spot and they come up good only to hook a couple of them. The weather is perfect and the seas are calm, so we are going to give this one last day before heading home. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Sat. December 13, 2008:    After yesterdays frustration we made a move to another area and found some good schools of giant Yellowfin. The guys worked very hard spotting the porpoise and bird schools and it showed in our catch. Big fish of the day taped out at 340 lbs, second of the day taped out at 260 lbs, and we have two other giants hanging while I make this report. The conditions are good and we will be at this again tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Well, we landed one of two that we had on. One was a heartbreak loss just at color and the one we landed was for birthday man Charles Pratty that taped at 305.6 lbs. Congrats to Bill Dunn and Charles for their 300 lbrs.

             

Fri. December 12, 2008:    We had a very frustrating day watching very large Tuna blow up around the boat all day long with a case of lockjaw when it came to taking a bait. At one point we slid on a spot of breaking fish that was just short of a foamer only to watch them eat our chum and swim away without taking a single bait. Hopefully tomorrow will be a different day for us. There is plenty of cows around if they ever want to get their act together. The weather is flat calm with no current at all. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. December 11, 2008:    Today we found several nice spots of big fish. They just didn't want to bite for us. We had very large Tuna boiling around the boat many times, but were not lucky enough to hook any of them. Maybe tomorrow will be a different day with the weather getting better by the minute. We will report back. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. December 10, 2008:    We had a fun day of catching school size Yellowfin and a handful of Yellowtail. Everyone is happy to have several fish in the box and are now ready to go on the hunt for trophy size Tuna. We are currently catching mackerel at a steady pace and will be moving on to the lower banks during the night. We will be in position around mid-day. "The Intrepid Team" We have scheduled a NEW 15 DAY TRIP leaving Jan. 23 to Feb. 7 , 2009. This is a 20 passenger OPEN load and the cost is $4125.00. Give Carol a call at Toll Free 877-686-7827.

             

Tues. December 9, 2008:    We spent the day rigging up tackle and preparing for the battles upcoming in the next few days. The group is having lots of fun and are getting excited about the prospects of giant Tuna. We will be in the zone around noon tomorrow. Kites are ready, big tackle is ready, leaders are ready, and we are ready. Lets hope the big fish are ready as well. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. December 8, 2008:    The Intrepid docked early this morning and unloaded some quality Tuna and Yellows. Congratulations to First Place Jackpot winner Mark Schmidt with his 350.2 lb Yellowfin. Mark is also our first angler to take us up on the Catch a Three , Ride for Free offer. Way to go Mark and we hope to repeat this over and over again. Second Place winner was Laurens Rhinelander with his 151 lb Yellowfin. Laurens caught another Tuna, a whopping 296 pounder (pictured) but it didn't qualify for the JP. Third Place went to Ed Quinten with his 102.6 lb Yellowfin. Thanks again to this great group for a wonderful trip. We departed today on our AVET REELS 10 day trip and loaded some premium bait to tempt the next batch of fish we target. Our reports will follow. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Sun. December 7, 2008:    This was the last day of the International Cow Club Charter. We had an absolute great group of guys on board. We experienced some slow days but everyone kept positive the entire time. We laughed the whole time and generally enjoyed ourselves. We stopped today for some Cod fishing on the way and caught some beautiful Reds and Lings. Our ETA is 5:30 am Monday morning. Once again we would like to thank everyone on board for coming out and hope to fish with each and every one again. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. December 6, 2008:    We started the day off fishing the mainland near Eugenia. The Yellowtail action was steady on 30-35 lbs. Yellows first thing in the morning. It was fun fishing until we lost current mid morning. At that time we made a couple hour move to fish an island in search of more Yellows. At first the move looked fruitless, we still lacked current. Then a little before lunch the boat swung a different way and the fish started to bite. It turned into a real fun day. The fish started out in the 12-18 lbs. class then the bigger ones moved in. These brutes also averaged around 30-35 lbs. We had a side JP going for the biggest Yellow of the day which Scott Redd won with a fish that was close to 50 lbs. We would like to thank the sponsors of this trip for their generous giveaways. Calstar Rods, Accurate Reels, Smith Action Optics Sunglasses, Five Star Fish Processing, Blackwater, BHP Tackle, and Bloody Decks. Thanks guys. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. December 5, 2008:    Today we worked our way up the line. We were looking for school size Tuna and kelps hopefully holding Dorado. We got into a stop early this morning on little Tuna and Yellowtail. The problem was everything was about 6 lbs. Needless to say we did not stay very long. We worked our way outside and up and found numerous large kelps . Unfortunately these kelps were not holding much of anything. It made for a long day of finding them , each time holding our breath hoping to see something, anything, on one. Tomorrow we will be fishing Yellows up near one of the islands. Hopes are high that this move will pay off. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. December 4, 2008:     Today we did not catch a lot but man, what we did catch was awesome. Ed Quinten finished things up today with an old Truline rod and a TLD 50 topped with 100lb. test line. After what seemed like an eternity his fish hit the deck. The crew was really on top of their game on this one. We taped the fish out at 301. Hopefully it doesn't lose too much weight in the brine on the way home. That was a great show but earlier in the day Marc Schmidt got into a real battle on his 80 lb straight tie to a 6/0 super mutu. This fish took him around the boat 6 or 7 times in addition to throwing the outfit into the water on the backup rig. We had to chase it down in our brand new 116 foot skiff. He also was on it for quite a while. When it was all said and done it taped out at 344 lbs. I know we said we were leaving cow town but on the way up one of the crew saw some interesting things so we made a change of plans. It sure paid off for those two lucky anglers. Tonight we are moving in to make some bait before we bug out to fish a little further up the line. Hopefully we get into some wide open action tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

                           

Wed. December 3, 2008:    Well, that does it for cow town for us. We are now on our way up the line to see if we can find some of that school size Tuna. Some of the guys haven't had the opportunity to pull on anything other than a Marlin so we'll try to do something about that. How do I put it? Today was rough. It started promising with some breaks around the boat in the gray morning then conditions went south quick. We got invaded by Marlin. It was almost impossible to get a bait out on the flyline, much less on the kite. After being amused for a little while everybody started getting frustrated. It was time for a move. Yesterday our little jaunt around the bank paid off but today something was different. The life that we observed yesterday just wasn't there today. We spent a while looking around then got back to our spot. Luckily the Marlin lost us somewhere and never relocated us. We finished the day with a few beautiful fish around the 130-140 mark. This group of guys is absolutely great. We have had slow periods at times and there hasn't been so much as a grumble. Everybody just keeps laughing and joking. They are really a joy to fish with. Hopefully tomorrow we can put them on something they can really yank and crank on. We will let you know. "The Intrepid Team"

               

Tues. December 2, 2008:    Today conditions really started changing around midday. This morning we had very little current and were experiencing the same conditions we had yesterday. We decided to pick it up and do a little looking around. We traveled up a few miles and saw very little so we came back down on a little different line. Presto! There they were, right where we suspected they would be. We ended up seeing quite a lot of fish and a couple of them even wanted to play. Saying that, we are sticking it out for another day. Hopefully tomorrow brings some more of what this afternoon did. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. December 1, 2008:    Well, today we arrived at our destination. We got here bright and early and after a little sniffing around got our pick down, Luckily we nailed it on the first drop. It was a slow day but there is definitely no shortage of fish around. All day long we were treated to an awesome show of breaking fish all around the boat. We did manage to hook a few which we did put on the boat. The slow periods were broken up by a school of Dorado which hung out around us most of the day. Hopefully tomorrow the Tuna fish will be more cooperative and we will land a few more. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. November 30, 2008:    We are still traveling south. We should be in the right area first thing in the morning. Anticipation is thick aboard the Intrepid. We spent the day rigging for the monsters we hope to do battle with. We did break up the day with a stop on a kelp for a few Dorado. They should make for an excellent dinner tonight. Wish us luck for tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. November 29, 2008:    We left yesterday on the International Cow Club 10 day charter. We have a great group of guys on this trip and everybody is real excited to get down to cow town after the reports from last week. We made a quick drive-by at Benitos Island to see if we could maybe catch a few Yellowtail but to no avail. We are still pointed south. Maybe we will bump into something tomorrow during our travels. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. November 28, 2008:    The Intrepid departed today on our International Cow Club 10 day. Check back for fishing reports. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. November 26, 2008:    The Intrepid docked this morning and unloaded some fine quality Yellowfin, Wahoo and Yellows to end a very enjoyable 11 day Wahoodad and Willy trip. There are not enough words to sum up this great group of anglers. You guys just plain ROCK !!! Many thanks to Seeker Rods, Catchy Tackle, Braid, Owner Hooks, 5 Star and Sportsman's Seafood for the great giveaways. Jackpot Winners : Jamie Massion 220.8 lb Yellowfin...Chris Klein 203 lb Yellowfin and Lowell Dickson with a 200.8 lb Yellowfin. Honorable mention goes to David Choate with his 181.4 lb and 171 lb YFT, Jim Hall..181.6 lb YFT, John Banta..160 lb YFT, Jeff Petron..171.4 lb YFT, Randy Foliente..151 lb YFT, Carol Thompson..135.8 lb YFT, Richard Jenkins..124 lb YFT, Jim Odlum.. 115.6 lb YFT and Mike Thompson..112 lb YFT and I am sure I missed a few...Good Job Lady and Gentlemen. "The Intrepid Team"

Tues. November 25, 2008:    We finished off our trip with lots of fun and lots of fish...The Reds and Lings were on the chew and everyone is going to take home some great table fair. The weather was beautiful and the water flat. In the afternoon one of our cod drifts turned into a Yellowtail bite and we were able to boat some of the nice forkies to add to the catch. We would like to give a special thanks to Wahoodad and Willy for sponsoring this trip. We also want to thank all of the our other sponsors for this trip, Seeker Rods,Catchy Tackle, Braid, Owner Hooks, Five Star, and Sportsman's Seafood, for their generous contributions. We have had A BLAST on this trip!!!!! THANKS AGAIN E.T.A 9am Wed. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Sun. November 23, 2008:    We are having some incredible weather as we come up the line. The ride, the food, and the company are making for some fun days... We will be targeting some Yellowtail again tomorrow before continuing our way home. Tonight Javier made his famous Wahoo enchiladas, they were very good!! Here are a few more Tuna pics. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Sat. November 22, 2008:    We have GREAT weather, GREAT food, and a GREAT group of anglers enjoying the ride up the line. The spirits are high and the talk of the trip is fun,fun,fun. We will be making some stops to add some Yellows to the hold tomorrow and then moving on up the line. With the big fish showing up down the beach there isn't a better time to get on the Intrepid and go for the BIG ONES! "The Intrepid Team"

             

Thur. November 20, 2008:    Today was a different day for us here on the Intrepid. We were able to pick away at the nice grade Yellowfin, with the kites being to the most productive way of hooking into the bigger Tuna. The chunk line also brought in a few Tuna and after dark the jigs caught a few. Overall we had a fun day fighting the big Tuna's. Lowell Dickson landed our biggest fish of the day which taped out at 202 lbs. Way to go Lowell... We will once again be on the hunt for flyers tonight, before getting the anchor back down and resuming the fishing. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Wed. November 19, 2008:    We had tough conditions today with the current and the wind playing a role in our fishing. We did manage to catch some nice Wahoo and get a pick bite on the nice grade Tuna. Big fish of the day taped out at 221 lbs. We had some other nice fish as well, just not in the numbers we were hoping for. Tonight we will be on the hunt for live flyers to add some more action to the kite fishing. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Tues. November 18, 2008:    Yesterday was again a day of rigging and tackle seminars. We took some time out to enjoy a putting contest on the back deck brought to us by Wahoodad and Willy. The event was a BIG hit, with everyone participating and enjoying some good laughs along the way. Prizes for the event were made up of discounted fish processing back at the landing. We are having great weather and making good time in our travels. We should be at the fishing grounds at first light tomorrow. Wish us luck!! "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. November 16, 2008:    Today was spent rigging and getting our tackle in order for the upcoming battles. We broke up our travels with a seminar and some great give aways for the group. Anticipation, excitement, and tales from the past have everyone ready and chomping at the bit for some good fishing. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. November 15, 2008:    The Intrepid returned this morning from the Rod Rack 10 day with a great catch. Many thanks to Steve Volkers for a great group. We turned around and headed out on our much anticipated Wahoo Dad and Willy 10 day trip. Look for the reports. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. November 14, 2008:    ETA 5:30 am Saturday morning. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. November 13, 2008:    We had another good day here on the Intrepid. There were some quality Yellows hitting the deck today. We will be having dinner on the anchor and then heading up the line. Tomorrow we will stop and try to put some Ling cod and Reds in the well before calling it a trip. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Wed. November 12, 2008:    Yesterday we had good fishing for the first half of the day. After lunch the wind came up again and the fish went down. We did catch a good number of Yellows for the morning along with a mix of Dorado and some small Yellowfin Tuna that were released. It was a fun day with part on the anchor and part off kelps. Tomorrow we will be fishing around Cedros for some variety. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Mon. November 10, 2008:    Today we had a slow morning, but around lunch time we found that Porpoise school holding Yellowfin in abundance. The bite was on!! It was wide open fishing all afternoon. By the end of the day we had limits of Yellowfin. All of the fish were nice grade, but none of them were the very large models we are all hoping will bite in the very near future. Tomorrow we will be on the hunt for other types of game fish. We have talked about this before but if you want to get in on some of this great fishing, now is the time. You wont regret it. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. November 9, 2008:    We spent our day offshore hunting the porpoise and the larger Tuna for little action. We found good sign and lots of porpoise, but no willing Tuna for our efforts. There is good sign of tuna on the outside and it is only a matter of time before they start bitting. We did catch plenty of nice Dorado and a few more Marlin to keep some sort of action going. We hope for better fishing tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. November 8, 2008:    Today we had what everyone on a long range trip dreams about. The amount of life around the boat today was awesome, not to top the wide open Tuna fishing we experienced. The Whales, the Birds, the Dolphins, and the fantastic fishing we found made for a great day out on the water. We caught all the Tuna we wanted and some very nice bull Dorado as well. The Marlin made a big show today, we caught and released over twenty of the billfish. Tomorrow we will be on the hunt for bigger fish in the lower bank zone. Wish us luck!! "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. November 6, 2008:    Good evening. Today was spent traveling south and the day was filled with tackle seminars and rigging for the next week of fishing. We did stop along the coast for some afternoon Yellowtail fishing for tomorrows lunch. We are all excited and are anticipating a fun week of fishing. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Wed. November 5, 2008:    The Intrepid departed today on our 10 day Rod Rack open trip. After loading our tanks with sardines we are making our way south and looking forward to more great fishing. Check back soon for some fishing reports from Baja. "The Intrepid Team"

Tues. November 4, 2008:    The Intrepid arrived this morning along with some cool and wet weather. Jackpot results : First place winner Jim Cavanaugh of Granada Hills....39.8 lb. Tuna. Scott DiGiuseppe of Canoga Park was second with a 39.6-pound Tuna. Tom Duimstra of Fontana won third place for a 38-pound Tuna. Thank you Stan Vandenberg and Rod and Reel Radio for a great trip.

Photo By Bill Roecker

Mon. November 3, 2008:    Working our way home....ETA 7:30 am Tuesday morning...."The Intrepid Team"

Sun. November 2, 2008:    We spent today looking for Yellowtail. The morning looked promising as we spotted sign and breaking fish over a large area covering several miles. We could have had a very productive day except for one thing. The wind came up. By noon it was blowing hard. It made for very difficult conditions. We did manage to make a nice catch on Calico Bass. They made for a very tasty lunch. Javier really outdid himself there. We finished the day making a few final drifts in the wind trying for a few more Yellows. We then hid in a bay for a nice comfortable dinner. We are now heading up the line. The weather does not look as bad as earlier in the day so we are optimistic we will make good time and get in a little fishing time tomorrow somewhere up on the inside. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. November 1, 2008:    Today we looked at a lot of water offshore. We found quite a few kelps that definitely should have been holding. The water was warm and blue. We did manage to pick off some Dorado, Wahoo, and we released some unwanted Yellowfin. Later in the afternoon we headed inside to see if we could put together a Yellowtail catch. That move proved fruitless. The water was good and we had plenty of sign of bait but there just wasn't any fish. The plan for tomorrow is to keep heading up the line and attempt to catch some Yellowtail. The weather is coming up a little but the ride is still plenty comfortable. "The Intrepid Team"

             

Fri. October 31, 2008:    "Hi everyone", this morning we looked at a lot of water. We were looking for that larger grade fish but just couldnt get on top of it. Just before lunch, off on the horizon, we noticed some birds flying around. About an hour later we pulled up on a foamer of yellowfin in that 30# range. The rest of the day we spent running around chasing birds and porpoise. It was fun fishing for both passengers and crew. You know it was a good day when you go in the galley for dinner and the scent of ben-gay almost drives you right back out. We are now moving up the line in search of a little color to throw in our wells. ...."The Intrepid Team"

Thur. October 30, 2008:    We spent the day coverering ground towards the south and found some nice doroado for our efforts. The weather is warm and seas conditions are beautiful.

Tonight for dinner Javier had a Hawaiian Spread with everything one's heart desires. We are going to do this again tomorrow....."The Intrepid Team"

Wed. October 29, 2008:    Beautiful weather, fantastic Tuna fishing, unreal food, making new friends and enjoying old friends is what Long Range fishing is all about. Whether you are a veteran Long Ranger or thinking about trying this incredible experience, you will not be disappointed. Find a date that fits your schedule and book a trip on any of the Long Range boats in San Diego. You will never forget it. To coin a phrase... A picture is worth a thousand words....."The Intrepid Team"

Tues. October 28, 2008:    CATCH a THREE and RIDE for FREE... Beginning Nov 1st 2008 any angler who lands a Jackpot Legal type of Yellowfin Tuna on the Intrepid will receive a Free trip of equal value. This means you may use the cost of the trip you landed the 300 lber on towards the cost of another trip. Any Trip!!! If you choose to book a shorter trip, you will be credited the difference on any trip of your choice. If you choose a longer trip you will be required to pay the balance. This offer is good thru Dec 31,2009.

Today started off a little on the slow side. After a few no fish hours offshore we started to reach our destination. As we neared it we started to see a little more life with each passing minute. Pretty soon all the bait and bird sign turned to Tuna. We started our first drift and three and a half hours later landed the last one of that drift. Time to do it again. When the day ended everybody was all smiles and aches. I don't think we are going far tonight. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. October 27, 2008:    We arrived at our first destination today. We caught a few fish including Wahoo, some Yellowail, and a decent Tuna bite. Everybody is in good spirits and we are making an overnight move to see what other parts of the ocean are holding. We will let you know what we find tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. October 25, 2008:    The Intrepid returned today from our Catchy Tackle 11 day trip with a fine catch of big Tuna. Jackpot results : 1st Place - Bill Hall...235 lb Yellowfin , 2nd Place - Jason Winbigler... 219.6 lb Yellowfin and 3rd place - Kevin Chung...206.3 Yellowfin. Honorable mention goes to 93 years young Joe Talasy with his 219.8 lb Yellowfin. We left on Stan Vandenberg's Rod & Reel Radio/Inside Sportfishing/Fish Junky 10 day charter. We picked up a great load of bait and are now headed for points south. Everybody had a relaxing afternoon in front of the USC game. We enjoyed a fantastic Prime Rib dinner prepared by chef Javier and are now looking forward to a good nights sleep in flat calm weather. Reports will follow. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. October 24, 2008:     We finished off our trip with a few Yellowtail and some very good Red-rock cod fishing.. There were several large Lingcod in the mix as well. We would like to share one highlight of a different kind with you from this already wonderful trip. Tonight's picture is of a Whale Shark that was enjoying a back scrub as he swam along side the boat during our fishing day. The Whale Shark liked the back scratching so much that he stayed with us for several hours throughout the day. We would like to thank Catchy Tackle and Wayne Martin once again for a most memorable trip. Our E.T.A is 7:00 am Sat. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. October 23, 2008:    We are enjoying beautiful weather as we travel home. The Intrepid Team would like to thank Wayne Martin and Catchy Tackle for a great trip and a wonderful group of fisherman to spend our fishing adventure with. Tomorrow we will be looking for some Yellowtail and possibly making some drifts for bottom dwellers. ETA is 7:00 am Saturday morning. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. October 22, 2008:    Our travels are blessed with good weather and an upbeat atmosphere here on the Intrepid. As we work on small projects and give our vessel the care she deserves for our upcoming trips, we still continue to talk about the heartbreak losses and the giant kite explosions of our hot bite. We have many memories and special times made with such an adventure as this one. We hope you enjoy these photos of some of the nice grade Yellowfin Tuna. "The Intrepid Team"

               

Tue. October 21, 2008:    Good evening from the bridge of the Intrepid. We are making our way up the line and the mood here is very festive. It is not very often you spend the entire day going over the battles won and the battles lost over a two and a half day period. With 90% of our passengers landing their personal best Tuna, one can only imagine the spirit of all in the galley. I have to acknowledge the outstanding job the Intrepid Crew did in handling these big fish, especially at the pace they came over the rail yesterday. We would also like to let everyone know how well the new Super Seeker 6463xxxx-h rod performed on these Tuna, as well as the Avet Pro EX 50 wide 2 speed reels, together they performed flawlessly! With that being said, tonight's pictures are a few of the fish caught during a great night bite.. "The Intrepid Team"

               

Mon. October 20, 2008:    The roll of the dice is always a risk, but sometimes you just have to follow your gut and go for it! With the conditions on the inside being less than ideal, we decided to take the chance and run to the Hurricane Bank on this 11 day Catchy Tackle Charter. The move paid off big time!! Today was the best day of our trip and the best day of big fish as well. We started off with a wide open gray bite on the big fish that lasted all day long. The big Tuna came through in waves, and when the dust settled we had all we wanted. The major part of our catch is between 125 lbs and 180 lbs. I do not know how many fish over 200 lbs we have, but there are many of them. The action was so fast during the day that it took everything we had to keep up. The kite rotation went through many cycles with everyone on board landing their biggest Tuna ever. We will send pictures throughout the week every night to give you all an idea of how great a trip this has been..."The Intrepid Team"

                           

Sun. October 19, 2008:    The Intrepid and her passengers enjoyed a very good day of Yellowfin Tuna fishing. We were able to keep several fish going all day long and short flurries of Wahoo to keep things interesting. The quality of the Tuna is absolutely awesome, with the majority of the Tuna going between 120 lbs and 225 lbs!! Many of our fisherman have achieved their personal best Tuna on this trip already. We had so much fun today that we are going to fish for these beautiful grade Tuna again tomorrow! Wish us luck!! "The Intrepid Team"

             

Sat. October 18, 2008:    The day started off slow for us here on the Intrepid, but by mid afternoon things really turned on!! We spent the afternoon getting steady jigs strikes of Wahoo with the Catchy Tackle Wahoo bombs producing very well. We continued to get steady jigs strikes on Wahoo and medium grade Yellowfin until we found the right porpoise school holding the big Yellowfin we are looking for. We gave em alot of bait and they responded well. We spent the last few hours of the day light fighting 100-180 lb Yellowfin that pushed the guys to their limits. As of 9:00 pm we have 5 fish going and we are still hooking Tuna. We will be after these beautiful grade Tuna again tomorrow."The Intrepid Team "

             

Fri. October 17, 2008:    We are traveling south in search of kelps and other floating structure that would be holding Wahoo and Dorado. We were fortunate enough to get some nice grade Wahoo that were promptly filleted for dinner. Javier made everyone his famous Wahoo enchiladas and what a hit they were!! Tomorrow we will be on the hunt for Yellowfin Tuna. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. October 16, 2008:    The day was spent catching some nice Wahoo and a few Yellowfin Tuna. The Wahoo were frisky and on the move throughout the day. We were able to boat some of the skinnies on jigs as well as live bait. Tomorrow we will be once again targeting the Wahoo off the kelps and several other spots we want to try out. Wish us luck...."The Intrepid Team"

Wed. October 15, 2008:    The day was spent rigging our gear in between the fishing and tackle seminars with great anticipation of the next weeks fishing. We are enjoying beautiful weather once again with flat seas and clear skies. We will be at our first destination tomorrow morning and look forward to getting some lines wet. Wish us luck! "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. October 14, 2008:    The Intrepid returned today from our Outdoor Pro Shop 10 day trip. Jackpot results : 1st Place - Curtis Sayles...105 lb Yellowfin , 2nd and 3rd Place - Archie Irion... 38.2 lb Yellowfin and 33.8 lb Dorado. Honorable mention goes to Brad Gamble with his 38.6 lb Yellowtail. Good job fellas. We left again with Wayne Martin and our Catchy Tackle 11 day and we will report soon. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. October 13, 2008:    The Intrepid will arrive at 6:00 am Tuesday morning.

Sun. October 12, 2008:    Today was spent catching and releasing alot of small Yellows, we then moved to another spot to find some nicer grade Yellows and were able to boat some of them. Everyone had a good time catching these fish that were in the 16-22 lb range. Some folks released all of them and some kept a few. Overall it was a fun afternoon and a good change after the bumpy ride up the line. Check in tomorrow to find out how our last day goes. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. October 10, 2008:    Yesterday was slow fishing once again as the pressure continues to drop and the weather builds. We did manage a few nice Tuna, released a Marlin, and a very nice Wahoo for our efforts. Today we are traveling up the coast very slowly as the ocean is angry and all mixed up. Tomorrow we will take a break and hide behind an island for a few hours before we resume our rough voyage northwards. All onboard wish to let the friends and family know that we are safe and working our way north. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Wed. October 8, 2008:    Today was a slow day for us here on the Intrepid. The weather was absolutely beautiful , the sign of fish was there, they just didn't want to bite for us. Tomorrow we will be in a different area looking offshore for kelps and whatever we can find that might be holding fish. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. October 7, 2008:    Well, we had another great day here on the Intrepid. The day started out with a 5 hour bite on Yellows and then turned into a bite for school size Yellowfin Tuna. Once the current died we trolled around for some big Wahoo and bull Dorado. We are now on our way to look for some larger Yellowfin and possibly more Wahoo. Check in tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Mon. October 6, 2008:    The day started on the slow side, but soon warmed up with some quality fishing for big Wahoo and very nice bull Dorado. We also were able to get on a school of Yellowfin and were able to make out a nice catch for our day. While on the anchor we picked up some Yellowtail to round out the catch. Everyone had alot of fun and are ready for more action tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sun. October 5, 2008:    We are on our way on the first of many 10 day trips for the fall season. Today was spent with tackle seminars and lots of rigging and gear adjustments. We are headed for the lower banks in search of quality Tuna and of coarse the excitement of Wahoo fishing. We will be arriving at our first destination in the morning and all aboard are geared up and ready to do battle. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. October 4, 2008:    The Intrepid returned this morning from our Fisherman's Warehouse 6 day trip. Jackpot results : 1st Place - Brent Blair...99.4 lb Yellowfin , 2nd Place - Phillip Boncher... 96.6 lb Yellowfin and 3rd Place - Todd Cohen...83 lb Yellowfin. Good job guys. We again turned around and departed on our Outdoor Pro Shop 10 day and we are excited to see what this trip will reveal. Reports will continue. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. October 3, 2008:    After traveling up the line from the big island last night we found our area and got on some kelps that were holding Yellowfin, Dorado and small Yellowtail. All the Yellowfin we caught today were between 20 and 30 lbs, with the Dorado and Yellowtail being small fish which were released. Overall we had a fun day of fishing and a good trip. We had some slow days, but we stuck it out and were able to come away with some very nice grade Tuna. We would like to thank Eric Kaae and Fishermans Warehouse Tackle for a fun filled week and a great way to end our summer season. "The Intrepid Team"......ETA 6:00 am Saturday morning.

Thur. October 2, 2008:    Persistence pays off....We stuck it out and the fish rewarded us for our efforts. After two full days of slow fishing we were able to get on a school that wanted to chew. The fish came up with a vengeance and we were able to put together a nice day of Yellowfin fishing. The fish were in 60-100 lb range and really put the guys to the rail. We were happy to have a good ending for Guadalupe season, the rest of the fall will be down south on the long runs. With the season we put together we are very grateful to be able to fish such a wonderful island. We are looking forward to the rest of the fall season and want to thank all of our passengers and friends for a great summer season here on the Intrepid. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Wed. October 1, 2008:    Today was spent looking for that magic school of Tuna. We found lots of fish, they just didn't want to bite. We had 70-100 lb fish jumping all around the boat all afternoon and were not able to catch any of the nice grade fish. We did catch some nice Yellowtail and smaller grade Tuna for our day. We will give these fish another try in the morning before we leave in search of more cooperative fish. Wish us luck.."The Intrepid Team"

Tue. September 30, 2008:    Today started out slow for us, but we kept at it and found some fish that wanted to stay with us. The Tuna were a mixed grade of fish from 30lbs on up to 50lbs. The Yellowtail we were able to catch were nice grade fish and were after the yo-yo iron. In particular the butterfly jigs working the best on the Yellows. In the end we were able to make a day out of it. Hopefully the conditions improve and tomorrows fishing will turn around for us. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Mon. September 29, 2008:    We arrived at the Lupe mid morning and started catching Tuna immediately. It was not full speed type fishing at all, but if you stayed with it you could do pretty good. The weather is good and we will see if we can pick up some of those jumbo Yellows tonight. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sun. September 28, 2008:    The Intrepid left today on the Fisherman's Warehouse 6 day trip at 11:00 am. After loading bait we are headed south for some offshore action. Stay tuned for pics and reports. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. September 27, 2008:    Steady fishing again today with lots of small Yellows, Skipjack and Dorado. Mixed in with this was 50 Yellowfin Tuna and 1 Albacore. ETA is 6:00 am Sunday morning. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. September 26, 2008:    Back out again on a 1 1/2 day. Check back tomorrow for a report. We still have openings on some of our up coming trips. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. September 25, 2008:    We had good fishing today with lots of small Yellows and Dorado,(most released) and lots of Skippies. We did manage to tag 45 Yellowfin Tuna in the 20 to 30 lb class to round out a steady day of catching. The Intrepid departs Friday night on another 1 1/2 day so check back for another report. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. September 24, 2008:    We are on our way south on a 1 1/2 day trip and will report tomorrow evening. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. September 21, 2008:    We arrived at the dock this morning and unloaded a fine catch of Yellowfin Tuna, Yellowtail, Wahoo and Dorado. Jackpot results : 1st Place - Lewis Hurlbutt...92 lb Yellowfin , 2nd Place - George Nelson... 88.6 lb Yellowfin and 3rd Place - Ralph Tisher...84.2 lb Yellowfin. Good job guys. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sat. September 20, 2008:    We are on our way home and it is a little bit sloppy coming up the line. ETA 6:00 am Sunday morning. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. September 19, 2008:    Sunrise on the Intrepid!! We picked the right place to start our day and the big fish responded for a few lucky anglers. It was picture perfect with 100 lb Tuna blowing up around the boat as the sun crested the eastern horizon. A very nice way to wrap up a great 8 day adventure here on the Intrepid. We would like to thank Tim Sellars and Fishermans Warehouse for an oustanding trip. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Thur. September 18, 2008:    Today was spent traveling north with a stop on small kelps for a few Dorado. Everyone here is relaxing and enjoying a day of rest. Tomorrow we will be once again on the hunt for big Yellowfin and Yellowtail. Reports will continue. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. September 17, 2008:    We had an epic gray bite on the jumbo Yellowtail this morning with fish from 30 to 50 lbs and boy did these fish pull hard. Later in the morning the Tuna decided it was their turn and bit everything presented to them. We are gonna catch some bait tonight and head to another spot and see if we can keep this going. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. September 16, 2008:    Another great day for us out here with the Tuna and Yellows cooperating with us once again. We have had excellent weather to go along with the fishing and we hope things will continue. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. September 15, 2008:    Steady fishing today for Tuna 30 to 50 lbs and quality Yellows with a few Wahoo mixed in is the report for us today. With the great weather and the great group of anglers on board we are all looking forward to the next few days here. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sun. September 14, 2008:    After stopping to replenish our live bait supply yesterday , we are headed south once again. Today was spent rigging and enjoying the various seminars throughout the day. The weather is fine and with our fantastic cruising speed our ETA to the Rocks is daylight tomorrow. The Intrepid has 2 new 1 1/2 day trips scheduled for Sept. 22nd and Sept. 24th that depart at 7:00 pm. These trips will fill up fast so give Carol a call at Toll Free 877-686-7827 and come check us out. Reports will follow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sat. September 13, 2008:    The Intrepid docked this morning at 6 :00 am and unloaded another great catch. Thanks again to Luc Ofield for this fun Anglers Choice trip and all the guys involved. Here are the jackpot winners : 1st Place - John Hochstein...103.2 lb Yellowfin , 2nd Place - Joey Jacoby ...97.8 lb Yellowfin and 3rd Place - Don Burnside...96 lb Yellowfin. We left again on another 8 day and the reports will continue. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. September 12, 2008:    A special thanks to Luc Ofield and Anglers Choice Tackle for a super trip!!!! We ended our 8 day in style with near limits of Yellowtail, limits of Yellowfin up 100lbs, some Wahoo, and some Dorado to round out the catch. We spent the last few hours of the trip catching some nice Red rockcod and some Lings. We would like to take a moment to let everyone know how fun one of Lucs trips are. Luc is one of the best chartermasters in the long range world. He makes everyone feel at home and has a ton of gifts and raffles throughout the trip. Thanks again Luc.. ETA 6:00 am Sat. the 13th. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. September 11, 2008:     We had an absolute blast today catching Yellows. The Yellowtail were chewin the surface iron big time providing great fun for all. We also had a few nice Dorado in the mix. Everyone caught all the Yellows they wanted, so we then made a few drifts for Halibut landing one nice flatty and more Yellows, not to mention bonita and a few calico bass. Tonight we are headed up the line in bumpy weather and will be on the Cod grounds around mid-day. Here is a group shot of Luc and friends. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. September 10, 2008:     We had fun catching Yellowtail and Dorado today. The weather was not all that great, but the fishing made up for it. We had a Marlin crash the boat chasing small Dorado. The Marlin was so close to the stern that we thought he might land on the boat. Tomorrow we will be fishing for Yellows once again. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. September 9, 2008:    Today was a slow day here for us on the Intrepid, but after the hot action of the last two days the rest was well deserved. The area we fished today produced a very nice Wahoo along with some Dorado. Tomorrow we will be up the line looking in a different area along the coast. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. September 8, 2008:    The Tuna fishing was fantastic again today with quite a few of these fish over the 100 lb mark. By 10:30 am we had enough Tuna and left the Rocks after picking up a few more Wahoo. We are going to look for kelps on our way east and will report again tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sun. September 7, 2008:    We arrived at the Rocks at 8:00 am and the Tuna cooperated immediately. Steady action all day long on 25 lb up to and over 100 lb Yellowfin and a round of Wahoo was on the menu for today. It is a bit breezy out here but sunny and warm. We will report again tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sat. September 6, 2008:    We left yesterday on our Anglers Choice 8 day trip with Luc Ofield and a great group of anxious anglers. Today was spent rigging and many seminars were happening in between Javiers fantastic meals and snacks. The weather is great and we will give a report tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. September 5, 2008:     The boat arrived early this morning after another fantastic trip at Guadalupe Island. After unloading we made a quick turnaround and departed at 10:00 am. Here are our jackpot winners : 1st Place - Gail Orr...93.8 lb Yellowfin , 2nd Place - Mike Tomaselli...88.4 lb Yellowfin and 3rd Place -Corey Angel...86.4lb Yellowfin. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. September 4, 2008:     We were not lucky enough to catch any Seabass, but we did find a school of Porpoise holding Yellowfin and caught a few more of them to add to our catch. We also found a few kelps holding Yellowtail for some fun catch and release fishing action. We would like to thank Mike Tomaselli and Newell Reels for this outstanding charter. The last picture for this trip is one of Mike and his 5 series Newell and a 80 lb class Tuna. Our ETA is 6:00 am tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. September 3, 2008:     Today was another fun day here on board the Intrepid. We were able to catch more of these beautiful Yellowfin. Everyone is tired and looking forward to a nights rest while we travel. Tomorrow we will be along the Baja coast fishing for White Seabass. Check in tomorrow to see how things go. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. September 2, 2008:     Today we had good fishing for Yellowfin Tuna in a number of places. The fish range in size from 30 lbs on up to 100 lbs. There were several spots of fish that came up for us today and were willing to stay with the boat for a few hours. Overall we had some very fun fishing and will be after more of the same tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. September 1, 2008:     We had a very fun day catching Yellowfin Tuna, Yellowtail, and nice grade Dorado. The night bite continues to produce very well for us with large Yellows all night long. The weather couldn't get any better and the fishing seems to improve each day. We are going to stick this out and try for some trophy size fish tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. August 31, 2008:     We arrived at the Lupe around 10:00 am and caught a few Yellowfin and as well some Yellowtail. The Intrepid anglers continue to have excellent night fishing for those jumbo Yellows. Again the bite started just after dinner and really picked up after midnight. The Yellowtail were all in the 30-45lb range. We were able to catch as many as our guests wanted. Tomorrow we will be targeting Yellowfin. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. August 30, 2008:    The Intrepid arrived this morning from our Barry Anderson 5 day charter with another nice catch of those quality Guadalupe Yellowtail. What a great group and we can't wait to fish with you again next year. Here are our jackpot winners : 1st Place - Henry Carrillo Jr...62 lb Yellowtail , 2nd Place - John Schwartz...45.2 lb Yellowtail and 3rd Place - David Sheerin...37.8 lb Yellowtail. We left again for a 6 day and will report as soon as possible. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Fri. August 29, 2008:    The Intrepid put it in high gear last night with a big score on very large Yellows!! We had an all night bite on the big Yellows going from 40 lbs on up to 50 lbs plus. The fish started just after dinner and never let up. We had to leave them biting to head for home. What a night!! We would like to give thanks to Barry and Chase Anderson and the Anderson charter for such a GREAT group of people and a very memorable trip. Looking forward to next time. Later today in our travels we found some kelps that were holding small grade Yellows that made for some catch and release action for the gang. Our bonus for the day was a double jig strike on nice grade Albacore in the 35 lb range. These fish were caught in 73.5 water and were the only two Albies we caught today. Our ETA is 6:00 am tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Thur. August 28, 2008:    Today we had a taste of what is to come in the next couple of weeks. The Yellowfin are starting to arrive here in bigger sizes. We caught a few and lost a few, but we had fun doing so. The evening brought on a very good Yellowtail bite on very nice fish to 40 lbs. We will be here for the night fishing for these big fish and then heading for home tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Wed. August 27, 2008:    The day started out with a great bite on Yellowtail. We also hooked a Sailfish on a jig, while we were fishing Yellows. After a short fight the Sail tossed the jig high in the air while jumping only 10 feet off the side of the boat. We then headed offshore in search of kelps, and kelps we found that were loaded with Dorado. Once we had all we wanted on the 10-25lb flats we continued west and found some small grade Yellowfin to top off our day. Overall we had a very fun day here on the Intrepid. Tomorrow we will be out at the big island trying for some of those bigger grade Tuna. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Tue. August 26, 2008:    Today we had a fun afternoon catching Yellows. Everyone was able to catch some fish and have a good time. We would like to thank Barry Anderson for putting together such a fine charter. We are now headed south down the beach and will keep you posted on the outcome. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Mon. August 25, 2008:    The Intrepid arrived this morning from our Ira Goldberg 5 day and unloaded a great catch. Jackpot winner was Scott Brickell from Malibu with his 43.0 lb Yellowtail. Thanks again Ira for putting together a fine group of gentlemen. See ya next year. We left before 11:00 am on a 5 day Barry Anderson group charter and the reports will continue. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sun. August 24, 2008:    We spent the final day of the Goldberg Charter offshore and caught Yellowfin and Dorado on the same kelp. A great ending to a great trip. Our ETA is 6:00 am Monday morning. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. August 23, 2008:     We had a good night and morning bite on the Yellows. The rest of the day was scratchy but we did manage to capture a few Tuna before heading offshore for our final day. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. August 22, 2008:     A little Wahoo morning action. It was caught by Hal Clavin and he was all fired up. We fished for Tuna and caught a few Yellowfin and it was another scratch day with some Yellows at the end. Tonight we celebrated charter master Ira Goldberg's birthday and Chef Javier prepared a nice Wahoo dinner. All in all it was another fun day here aboard the Intrepid. Have a good night. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. August 21, 2008:    Another solid day here aboard the Intrepid. We started fishing yellows early and they stayed with us all day. The bite slowed down a bit at sunset and into the night. Around 11:00 pm it got crazy and every bait dropped was nailed. There are smiles from ear to ear. We as a crew are astonished that our honey hole keeps producing with the quality Yellows passing 40lbs. Check back in with us tomorrow and see what happens. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. August 20, 2008:    The Intrepid arrived this morning from our Amero Investment 4 day charter with a nice catch of those quality Guadalupe Yellowtail. What a great group of guys and we can't wait to fish with you again next year. Here are our jackpot winners : 1st Place - Mike Moll...39.6 lb Yellowtail , 2nd Place - Alfred Rodriguez...38.8 lb Yellowtail and 3rd Place - Patrick Casas...38.6lb Yellowtail. We departed before noon on our Ira Goldberg 5 day charter and will be traveling south. Reports to follow. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Tue. August 19, 2008:    We finished up the trip offshore in the tuna grounds and we found some nice kelps for Dorado and Albacore. It is amazing to us to see that you can catch Albacore,Bluefin, Yellowfin, Yellowtail, and Dorado all on the same stop. Our ETA is 6:00 am at Point Loma Sportfishing. We would like to thank the gang from Amero Investments for an unbelievable trip. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. August 18, 2008:    Today was steady fishing with lots of quality Yellows . We hooked 3 giant Black Seabass while drifting for Halibut. They were frisky and were all released to fight another day. Tomorrow we are working up the line in search of Tuna and other pelagic species. Check back in tomorrow for another report. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. August 17, 2008:     Today was spent at the Lupe and we found a honey hole that produced for us all day long. We scratched out a great day with quality Yellows with some pushing 40lbs. Uncle Fred had the hot stick today. Whenever we looked at him he was on a fish. The weather is beautiful and the Mexican sun was hot. We are going to do this again tomorrow and hope to have another great day. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. August 16, 2008:    We are back at it headed out on the Amero Investment's Annual 4 day Charter. After getting a beautiful load of bait, we were able to clear the point headed south at 12:40. The weather is just awesome and is perfect for traveling. Everyone is excited and looking forward to some great fishing. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team''

Sat. August 16, 2008:     The Intrepid arrived this morning from another 5 day journey south. Here are our jackpot winners : 1st Place - Mike Heflin...34.4 lb Yellowtail ,2nd Place - Dietmar Kruger...32.6 lb Yellowtail and 3rd Place - Ken Morris...27.8 lb Yellowtail. Honorable mention goes to young Andre Harnack for his 27.2 lb Albie. Thanks again for the fun trip. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. August 15, 2008:     Today we had good fishing offshore on the kelps. We also found an area holding Albacore and were able to boat a few longfins to finish off our trip. We ended up with a nice catch of Yellowtail, Dorado, Yellowfin Tuna, and some Albacore for the trip. Overall it was a slow trip on the catching side, but we had a ton of fun and look forward to fishing with this group again next year. FUN trip guys!!! "The Intrepid Team" ETA 6:00 am Saturday

Thur. August 14, 2008:     Today we had slow action in the morning and better action in the afternoon. It took awhile for the bird schools to develope, but once they did you found some fun fishing. We will be heading up the line for the remainder of our trip in hopes of finding some good offshore fishing. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. August 13, 2008:     We fished Cedros today and the conditions were poor. Needless to say we did not catch much. Tomorrow we will try another island. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. August 12, 2008:    We fished our way south today and picked away at Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna. Nothing spectacular but our group had fun catching and releasing. We will be at Cedros tomorrow and will give it a try. The weather is ok and the reports will continue. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. August 11, 2008:     The Intrepid returned at 6:00 am with a nice catch. Here are our jackpot winners : 1st Place - Jerome Mark...34.4lb Albacore , 2nd Place - Russell Greve...31.2lb Yellowtail and 3rd Place - Jacylyn Greve...30.6lb Yellowtail. Great job guys and gal. We left at 11:00 am on another 5 day adventure . After re-stocking our bait supply we turned south along the baja coast. It wasn't long before we had some Albacore on deck. The fish are nice grade Albies and will make a great lunch tomorrow. We also caught a few small Dorado and some nice Yellowtail to round out our first evening of the trip. We are now traveling south in search of more action. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. August 10, 2008:    ETA 6:00 am Monday.

Sat. August 9, 2008:    Good evening. We are currently heading up the line to the Tuna grounds after fishing in on the beach for Yellows. Today was a great day as far as quality and quantity with some Yellows going 40lbs plus. We started off the morning with everyone going bendo and it was crazy. After lunch we tried a drift for some Hailbut and managed to get 4 more big Yellows. It was just a fun day. The passengers are sitting down to a Rack of Lamb with a citrus wine sauce and garlic mashed potatoes and watching the Chargers. Looking forward to tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. August 8, 2008:    What a day!! We had awesome Yellowtail fishing inshore and caught all that we wanted. The weather was sunny and warm as this is summer at its best. It just keeps getting better. We will have to try something different. Check back tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. August 7, 2008:    We spent the day offshore working kelps on our way south. There was excellent Dorado fishing and the weather was beautiful. For dinner we had fresh Yellowtail with a pineapple reduction sauce. Tomorrow we will be fishing inside towards the beach. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team"....... P.S. Mom..Erica caught a big Dorado!!

Wed. August 6, 2008:     We returned at 7:00 am with a nice catch and after unloading and reloading departed at 11:30 am on our Big Fish Tuna and Tails Limited Load Trip. Here are our jackpot winners from our Larry Brown trip: 1st Place - Don Hatch...30.4lb Yellowtail , 2nd Place - Blaine Burnette...26.6lb Yellowtail and 3rd Place - Matt Hoover...26.4lb Yellowtail. Thanks again for a wonderful trip. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. August 5, 2008:     We had a couple of fun days offshore kelp hunting. We woke this morning with large Yellows and bull Dorado chasing the boat down. They were after the flyers that had gathered around the boat during the night. It was game on.. Everyone caught plenty of fish to start the day. We then made a move that would end up as a steady bite on 20lb-30lb Bluefin. The Intrepid would like to thank Larry Brown and the Marina del Rey Anglers Club for joining us on this adventure. We would also like to thank Avet Reels and Salas Jigs for the great products to use. "The Intrepid Team" Our ETA is 7am

Mon. August 4, 2008:    Today, as well as yesterday were fun days here on the Intrepid. The offshore fishing in various areas along the Baja coast remains good and the weather is perfect. We caught a mixed bag of Dorado, Yellowtail and a few Yellowfin Tuna for our efforts. The day was capped with a birthday celebration for chef Javier with all aboard enjoying cake and ice cream. Happy Birthday Javier. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sat. August 2, 2008:     Today we had a fun day catching a mixed bag of Albacore, Bluefin, and Yellowfin Tuna. We also had good fishing for Yellowtail and Dorado. The weather remains great and we will be offshore once again for tomorrows fishing. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. August 1, 2008:     The Intrepid returned this morning with a great catch made by our Anglers Choice group. Here are the jackpot winners. 1st Place: Richard Caliston..40.6lb Albacore - 2nd Place: Jon Bakos..39.8 Albacore and Luc Ofield..39.4 Albie. We left again this morning on another 5 day adventure and the reports will follow. "The Intrepid Team".

Thur. July 31, 2008:    What a great way to end our trip!! The day started out with wide open Yellowtail until we had limits. The quality of fish is great. We then made a move that would find us in a ripper Albacore bite to finish off the trip. The intrepid team would like to thank Luc and Anglers Choice Tackle once again for such a great group of people to spend a week with out on the high seas. Wonderful trip. " The Intrepid Team" ETA 6:00 am Friday morning. One other note...The weather just does not get any better.

      

Wed. July 30, 2008:    We enjoyed another day of good offshore Yellowtail fishing. We also had some more Dorado mixed in as well. Tomorrow we will be looking for Albacore. Wish us luck.. "The Intrepid Team" .

Tue. July 29, 2008:    Today we had a good day of kelp fishing along with some small spots of Yellowfin Tuna cruising around. The kelps were holding Yellowtail and some quality Dorado. We managed to put together a nice day of fishing for the guys. Everyone is enjoying the good fishing and the calm weather. Tomorrow we will be to the west looking for some Albacore. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. July 28, 2008:    Today was a fun day here on the Intrepid with Anglers Choice Tackle. We fished offshore for a mixed bag of Tuna and some good Yellowtail fishing on the kelps. The kelps were everywhere, but only some of them were holding. The ones that had fish had alot and made up for all the dry kelps we found throughout the day. The midday snack was some fresh Bluefin sashimi prepared by chef Javier that was wonderful. Tomorrow we will once again be offshore along the Baja coastline. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sun. July 27, 2008 Evening Report :    We left today on our " Anglers Choice Tackle" 5 day charter. After getting a load of bait we made our way south towards the Tuna grounds. We didn't make it that far!! We ran across a spot of breaking Bluefin and started catching a few. The bite then turned into jumbo sized Albacore in the 45lb range. Lets see what the next week will bring for us.."The Intrepid Team"

      

Sun. July 27, 2008:    The Intrepid arrived this morning and unloaded a mixed bag of fish. Thanks Fred for a great group of guys. Jackpot winners pic below : 1st. place : F. Todd Bowden...37.4lb Albie...2nd place : Ryan Stoddard...33.8lb Albie and 3rd place : Paul Suter...32.6lb Yellowtail. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. July 26, 2008:    Today was a very special day here for us on the Intrepid. As far as the fishing goes, it was scratch fishing until we got into the zone and caught some mixed Yellowfin and Albacore late in the day. We spotted a group of killer whales and as we got closer to them they noticed a pod of bottle nosed dolphins going by. The chase was on. We witnessed a rare thing today as we watched five killer whales chase down and attack the pod of dolphins. The whales separated a small group from the main body and circled them into a tight school before the dominate male orca (bull) pounced onto them with a full breach right in front of the boat. We were then givin a 30 minute show of the orcas teaching thier young how to corall thier prey and eventuly feed on them. To put things in perspective, we got to watch all of this less than 100 feet off our bow!!! The videos and pictures that were taken will be impressive, but watching this live was AWSOME to say the least. "The Intrepid Team" ETA 6am .

Fri. July 25, 2008:    We had scratch fishing for both Yellowtail and a few Yellowfin today. The quality was good and the weather was great, just not the numbers we were looking for. Chefs Javier and Hector provided us with a giant fresh sushi platter that was to die for. Tomorrow we will be offshore once again looking for Tuna. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. July 24, 2008:    Good evening to all our fans. Today we had slow fishing until late in the day when we finally got on a school that wanted to chew. The fishing went wide open for a couple of hours and everyone was able to land several nice sized Yellowtail. Tonight we are positioning for a night bite. Check back tomorrow! "The Intrepid Team" ......... Allen Randy says hello...

      

Wed. July 23, 2008:    Today we scratched away a nice day offshore on the Tuna grounds. You never knew what you were going to catch from stop to stop, as there was a good mixed bag of fishing all afternoon. We ended up with some big Albacore, some nice grade Yellowfin, and some school sized Bluefin Tuna for our day. Overall we had a fun day catching the mixed bag of Tuna. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Tue. July 22, 2008:    The Intrepid departed this morning on our B&S 5 day charter and after selecting a fine load of bait, we are going to check out the offshore scene. Reports will follow. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. July 20, 2008:    Today was fun fishing all day. We are ending our 1 1/2 day adventure on a high note with lots of fish for everyone to take home. We found good Albacore fishing and were able to add some Bluefin, Yellowfin,Dorado, and Yellowtail, to give us a great mixed bag for the day. The sign of life we found today bids well for upcoming trips for the fleet. Theres alot of fish in this zone to keep things interesting for awhile. " The Intrepid Team"

Sat. July 19, 2008:    The Intrepid departed this evening on a 1 1/2 day offshore adventure. We will keep you posted on our progress with a report tomorrow. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. July 17, 2008:     The Intrepid arrived this morning from our Catchy Tackle 5 day trip. Thanks go to Wayne Martin for another great group of anglers and another fun trip. The jackpot winners are 1st place : Bruce Uhm - 42.2lb Yellowtail, 2nd place : Alan Yamada - 40.2 Albacore and 3rd place goes to Greg Vandenordel with a 38.2 Yellowtail.

Wed. July 16, 2008:    ETA 6:00am Thursday.

Tue. July 15, 2008:    Today was a very fun day catching nice grade Yellows and some Yellowfin Tuna as well. The fish were in the 25-40lb class and kept us busy all day long. We would like to thank Catchy Tackle and the great group of anglers Wayne has put together for spending their vacation time with us. Tomorrow we will be in the Albacore zone looking for more long fins. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Mon. July 14, 2008:    Today we had a decent day of kelp paddy fishing for Yellowtail and Dorado. Some of the kelps were holding lots of fish and the excitement of multiple hook-ups was felt throughout the day. Tomorrow we will be anchored along the coast fishing for more Yellows and some Calico Bass to break up the offshore fishing for a day. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. July 13, 2008:    Today we scratched out a nice day of Albacore fishing with fish going over 40lbs. Some of the kelps were holding Yellowtail along with some Albacore as a surprise. Tomorrow we will be once again offshore looking for more Yellowtail, Dorado, and Yellowfin Tuna. "The Intrepid Team"

Sat. July 12, 2008:    The Intrepid arrived this morning with a nice variety of fish to unload. Jackpot winners are 1st place Eric Payne...2nd place goes to Harris Miller and 3rd place goes to Robert Gurbuz. We departed at 11:00am on our Catchy Tackle 5 day trip and are hoping for another good trip. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. July 11, 2008:    We scratched some Albies and a few Bluefin today. Lots of life around but they were a little picky. A pretty good finish for our 6 day trip. "The Intrepid Team"

Thur. July 10, 2008:    Today we had a banner day of fishing for multiple species that kept the rods bent throughout the day. We started the day early this morning with a mixed catch of Bluefin and Yellowfin Tuna. We then found an area of kelps holding lots of Dorado and Yellowtail with the occasional Yellowfin that kept us busy all day long. It goes to show that you never know what one day to the next will bring on a long range trip. After three days of slow fishing, we more than made up for it today. Tomorrow we will be closer to home fishing for Albacore. All of us at Intrepid Sportfishing would like to welcome 8lb. 12oz. Brady Casper to the world. Way to go Amber and Cameron. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. July 9, 2008:    Today we had another slow day of fishing in every area we tried. The fish were there, they just didn't want to cooperate with us. We did manage to land some good size fish for our efforts and lost many others to the marine life. Tomorrow we will be offshore searching for more tuna. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. July 8, 2008:    Good evening Intrepid fish fans. Today we had a slow day of Yellowtail fishing that we broke up with some Halibut drifts for some quality Halibut to 41 lbs. The evening bite finally came around on the scratchy side. The quantity was not what we had hoped for, but the quality sure was good, with Yellows going to 35 lbs. Hope for better conditions tomorrow. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. July 7, 2008:    Hello Intrepid fans. Today we scratched out a nice catch of quality Albacore with a bonus Bluefin in the mix. The weather remains nice and the Larry Brown charter is nothing short of a blast to be part of. Tomorrow we will be fishing for Yellowtail and having some fun with the Calico Bass. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. July 6, 2008:    The Intrepid arrived this morning and departed at 11:00am. on our 6 day trip. The bait looks great and we will report later. "The Intrepid Team"

      

Sat. July 5, 2008:    Our day started out pretty good this morning but our afternoon never really developed into much. We managed to catch 38 nice Albies for our efforts and our ETA is 6:00am Sun. morning. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. July 4, 2008:    The Intrepid departed today on our 1st. Annual 4th of July Family Fishing/Fireworks trip. The weather could not be better for this event. Check back tomorrow for a report. "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. July 2, 2008:    ETA 6:00am Thursday morning.

Mon. June 30, 2008:    We left today on a 3 Day adventure and cleared the point at 12:00pm after loading a beautiful mix of sardines and anchovies. We are headed for points south to the Tuna grounds to begin the trip. For dinner we had Chilean Seabass with rice pilaf and fresh green beans. Wish us luck. "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. June 30, 2008:    The Intrepid returned this morning at 7:00am. Troy Cox of Simi Valley took a 25.4-pound Albie for first place. Jeff Johnson of Canyon Lake brought his son Jefferey, six, into the lineup shot with his second-place 24-pounder. Mark Steinman of Camarillo found a 23.8-pound Albie that was good for third place.

Sun. June 29, 2008:    It was a windy day today and the fishing wasn't as good as it could have been. We worked hard this trip but did not have alot to show for it. Our ETA is 6:30am Monday morning. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. June 27, 2008:    We were able to pick up a few Albies this afternoon and are hoping to find plenty more in the next few days. If you are waiting till the last minute to book a trip , depending on the fishing , you might want to start making some calls right now. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. June 22, 2008:    The Intrepid arrived at Point Loma today with a very nice catch a Yellows, Albacore,White Seabass, and a very nice Halibut. We would like to thank Joe Pfister and Seeker Rods for such a wonderful trip and getting together a fun group of guys and gals. The jackpot winner was Leonard Armstrong with his 59.6lb yellow, second went 47.6lbs, and third place was 43.4lbs. Great catch guys!! Leonard received the seeker trophy for biggest fish on the trip. "The Intrepid Team."

      

Sat. June 21, 2008:    Good evening from the Intrepid. Our last day was spent looking for and finding some Bluefin that were up high and dry crashing around on baits, but did not want to bite for us. These were 40lb class fish that were moving quickly from spot to spot and we were not fortunate enough to hook any. We did manage to find more kelps holding Yellowtail and had some fun pulling on nice grade Yellows. The Intrepid will be back home tomorrow around 9:00am. "The Intrepid Team"

Fri. June 20, 2008:    Today we hunted and searched while finding more yellows on the kelps until we found the edge we were looking for . Once we found it we were able to catch our first Albacore of the year. The fish were good size Albies going 30lbs. We got into this area late in the day, so we are going to fish this tomorrow until its time to head for home.."Intrepid Team".

Thu. June 19th, 2008:    The fishing today was on the slow side with alot of run and gun style of chasing around the small spots of fish that were up and under the birds. When we did get a spot to stay with us the seals would take a large portion of what we had hooked up. Overall we managed to get everyone a few fish for the day along with the donations made to the sea life. Tomorrow we will be looking offshore for some action of a different kind. Wish us luck... "The Intrepid Team"

Wed. June 18, 2008:    Hello all... Yesterday we had good fishing all around. The catch included more quality Yellowtail along with White Seabass and more Black Seabass. Everyone is having a great time and enjoying the beautiful weather and good fishing, not to mention the gourmet dining provided by Javier and Hector. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. June 17, 2008:    EVENING REPORT : Good evening Intrepid fans and fishermen. Today was spent catching and releasing several different species of fish, including more Black Seabass, some Yellowtail, and lots of trophy sized Calico bass. We had exceptional fishing for Calico's today with many of the bass going over 5lbs and a dozen or so pushing 7-8lbs. For tomorrow we are traveling to a new location in search of more big Yellowtail and a change in scenery. Wish us luck.. "The Intrepid Team"

Tue. June 17, 2008:    MORNING REPORT :The Intrepid had a decent night of fishing with 6 Black Seabass ranging in size from 125lbs. to 200lbs. caught and released to go along with some large Yellowtail pushing 60lbs. Everyone here is having a wonderful time and eager to see what the next few days will bring. Stay tuned: "The Intrepid Team"

Mon. June 16, 2008:    Today was spent cranking on quality Yellowtail all day long. We had a great day of fishing with all techniques working well. The fish were 25-40lb class Tails and were on the chew throughout the day. We also caught and released an estimated 180lb Black Seabass, one of two hooked!! Many trophy sized Calico bass released as well.. We had so much fun today that everyone wants to do it again tomorrow. The weather is absolutely perfect and the fresh fish dinner prepared by Javier and Hector topped off an already outstanding day. Check in tomorrow for more news. "The Intrepid Team"

Sun. June 15, 2008:     Hello all, Today we had a great day watching the U.S. open and enjoying a smooth ride southbound. We did not find much in the way of tuna fishing although we did find some fish that did not want to bite for us. Tomorrow we will be fishing along the Baja coast for Yellowtail and whatever else wants to bend a rod. Stay tuned for more reports to follow. "The Intrepid Team".

Sat. June 14, 2008:    Good evening everyone, we are underway on an eight day Seeker Rods trip along with a great group of guys and gals, including the Seeker Pro Staff group. After picking up an excellent load of bait we enjoyed a tackle seminar followed by Joe Pfister handing out many tackle items and a raffle drawing for a brand new Super Seeker fishing rod. We are on our way to the offshore waters in search of the elusive tuna. Wish us luck and thanks for checking in with "The Intrepid Team."

Fri.. May. 30th, 2008:    The Intrepid returned today from a 6 day trip and here are the jackpot winners: 1st. place: Michael Coats - 56.6lb Yellowtail, 2nd. place: Don Flora - 33.6lb Yellowtail and 3rd. place went to Louis Kohn - 32.8lb.Yellowtail.

Thur.. May. 29, 2008:    Good evening to all our fans and passengers from the bridge of the Intrepid. We apologize for the lack of reports throughout the week as our sat. phone was having some difficulties. We seem to have things back online and are ready for a great season! We want to thank Western Outdoor news and Pat Mc Donell along with Avet reels for a fantastic trip and all of the gifts and nightly drawings. Chefs Javier Quintanar and brother Hector provided us with first class gourmet food throughout the trip with a steak and crab final dinner that was outstanding. The trip saw a catch of yellowtail up to 53 pounds to go along with some quality halibut to 32 pounds. On the way home we stopped and caught some rock cod to add some color to the wells. All of us here on the Intrepid want to wish you a great fishing season and hope to see you soon aboard the Intrepid. ETA is 6:30 am. Thanks again for a wonderfull trip "The Intrepid Team".

Tues. May 27, 2008:    We had another great day of fishing. The quantity was not as good as the quality. The photos below are a few of the nice ones put aboard today. Our weather is good, hope for another good day tomorrow.

      

Mon. May. 26, 2008:    The Yellowtail fishing we had today was very good. With the exception of some rather breezy conditions early today, all aboard had a very fun day. Chef Javier is preparing a special Yellowtail dinner tonight for some tired and hungry anglers. With the sign and quality we had today we are going to do this again tomorrow. Report to follow.

Sun. May. 25, 2008:    We are back at it once again ! The Intrepid departed Saturday on a 6 day trip sponsored by Western Outdoor News. We are all looking forward to a great 2008 season. Fishing reports will follow.