Subject: SOUTH OF BLOCK iSLAND, Rhode Island

Submitted by Bill gluck (ip 204.210.147.176)

• Fished on 8/15/03

  Water Temperature: 77
  Water Clarity: Good
  Seas: 2ft
  Weather: Clear variable winds
  Fishing_for: Mako's
  Boat: In 2 deep
  captain: Bill gluck
  

  Report:
  LEFT OUT OF PT JUDITH THURS AFTERNOON ON A GOOD WEATHER REPORT SUITABLE FOR A SMALLER BOAT DESTINE FOR A NIGHT MAKO BITE. WAS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE SO TROLLED THRU THE NORTH PART OF THE MUD HOLE AND HAD LOTS OF ACTION ON MAHI MAHI. MOVED TOWARDS BLOCK AND SET UP A QUICK SLICK AND LOADED UP ON FRESH BLUE FISH FOR BAIT. SET UP FOR A LONG DRIFT ABOUT 10 MILES SOUTH OF THE ISLAND ON A WEST WIND. DID OUR FIRST MAKO ABOUT 12:30 ABOUT #150 AND RELEASED. THE WIND DID A 180 TO THE EAST. SEVERAL HUGE BLUE SHARKS LATER WE DID OUR SECOND MAKO OF ABOUT THE SAME SIZE ALSO RELEASED. WIND SWITCH TO THE NORTH. DID OUR THIRD MAKO AT ABOUT #170 at 0:600..LOT'S OF QUALITY DIGITAL PHOTO'S FOR THE SCRAP BOOK. bLUE SHARKS SWARMED THE BOAT AND DROVE US TO THE TROLL IN SEARCH OF THE MIGHTY TUNE. 2 SMALL BLUE FINS FINISHED THE DAY.

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