Catching Spanish Mackerel Off Little Corn Island
Good day,
The fishing trip proved fruitful, so did the maiden voyage of the recently procured Bomber A17 lure. It’s a salt water lure built for the world’s most senseless attacks by beasts whose aggression seals their fate. Considering it caught me the fish above 20 minutes into its inaugural voyage, one believes we have a winner. That said, the Spanish Mackerel did cut it up quite well. Apart from that we pulled in roughly two dozen yellow tails and other similar fish. Above was the take of some new friends and myself.
Now for the fishing enthusiasts amongst us, was caught roughly 1/4 mile south of the island when it struck out of nowhere.
Eat a yellow tail for lunch and with some other fishermen fried the mackerel for dinner. Add some veg, rice, spice and you’re set.
Trolling missions at dusk have been a topic of discussion.
Tips hat,
Now that is the life.
Sure beats cold grey days in an office.
Seems as if all the fishing gear made it down with no issues from the airlines. Good to see you’re quickly putting it to productive use.
Yes, only wish I had packed it tighter and was lucky as the TSA did open the case but put it together with much care. Should be going out again in the not too distant future.