Wayne even got on one knee for the "ultimate" commitment so you gotta respect the man for doing whats right. She turned him down stone cold !!! Right in front of everyone. Ouch !! I told you Wayne.

I know that was one tough pill to swallow Wayne but resorting to bullying and physical violence never solves any problems just look at the wars in.... On the bright side its good to know that now you can move on and start fresh. Wayne put a notch in you're belt, tag that one up, throw it in the fish hold and lets go catch another one.

Justin spotted this nice paddy for us and this one was loaded with a little bit of everything. Dorado, yellowtail and yellowfin were home at this paddy. Barry with a nice dorado.

Ted got into the action as well with this nice dorado

Angel with one of the many dorado that were flying over the rail.

Another nice dorado !! Sorry guys, missed a couple of names.

Renee hooked into a really nice dorado a she wasn't about to let this one get away. This one battled hard and jumped alot but she battled it like a pro and soon had this nice dorado in the boat. Way to go Renee !!

Nice one !!!

By now we had 100's of fish in the boat but we weren't done yet !! Wilmer with another nice one.

I caught a few as well.

And John !!

Marco too !!!

Nice one Marco !!!

James ? Yeah we caught a bunch of fish as well.

I can tell you one thing, I didn't have much trouble getting bit today. In fact, I saw one fish hit 80 lb test line today it was that wide open. I caught dorado and yellowtail on plastics, irons and bait today. We ended the trip with around 20+ or so yellowfin and limits of yellowtail and dorado! Great job everybody. Paul Scwab III took the jackpot honors with that big dorado off the first paddy of the day. Way to go Paul.

Some Big Dorado's were caught on the trip. Way to go Boys!

A beautiful Dorado caught by Mr. Bill Anderson

Even the Dodos came to play at a few kelp patties. Way to go David!

At the weigh-in, Phillip Smith of Sebastian, FL showed off a dorado he caught on a sardine and 20-pound spinning tackle.

Caught the first dorado that weighed over 40 pounds!