This group is the reason I started running so many jigging charters, Big John Flores. This guy can out jig all the others and some, and he is a great person to be around. Well normally my job is very easy ith them on board but this day wanted to fight, first there was no current, then the sharks were just about relentless, and to make it worse I was marking schools of tuna under the boat that would not eat.
Well after dealing with the dealings of the day and getting a few fish up without a shark attack we made the most of the last hour catching 18 blackfin tuna after the ocean turned into a playground as tuna went to jumping and feeding for three miles.
With all the wind this week I ran a rare inshore trip for a good client who wanted to have a fun day on the water with a friend from out of state. Well the trout gave a good showing and we worked a little a found some drum to go along. Kept a few fish to eat and released lots of trout and drum and bluefish. 
Well after dealing with the dealings of the day and getting a few fish up without a shark attack we made the most of the last hour catching 18 blackfin tuna after the ocean turned into a playground as tuna went to jumping and feeding for three miles. 
This group was made up of all rookies except one who had jigged the west coast but not here in the atlantic. The guys all learned quick and there where bent rods all over and smilling faces. Biggest fish for the trip was a 58 inch fish. slick ocean and big fish make for easy work. Stopped on the way home and caught some Red porgies, Trigger fish, and Grey snappers to take home and eat. Reels used mainly SR-30, SR-20, BX-500N
Had a great group of guys from Texas that needed a jigging fix and heard about our population of large jacks so here we go. Started the first day catching everything on jigs in deep water had they were chewing. Had a couple of 50 inch fish and lot of 45 to 48 inch fish. 
