Captain Jeff Heintz (right), stands with angler Richard Barto from Florence S.C. with his two marlin of the day weighing 316 lbs and 340 lbs. Both of these fish were caught before 10:00 am. It was a full day charter and we had to offload the fish and get more ice to go back out for the rest of the day.

Capt Jeff with charter Bill Ingram and his good friend Bill King from Santa Rosa California. Eleven Mahi Mahi, six ono, and a giant blue marlin tiping the scales at 483.5 pounds.

Lyle Knepp and daughter Jennifer from Arvada, Colorado had a great day with these 2 huge Mahi mahi's. Then this 529 lb blue marlin came up and ate 2 lures while trolling. They made a great tag team, each hooked to the same fish on their own rod. Lyles wife Pam boated her 400 lb blue the year earlier on the Linda Sue II.

Bobby Driver from Honolulu got off the plane at 8:30 am, got on the Linda Sue II at 9:30 and hooked up to this 385 lb blue by 9:45 right in front of the Harbor.

Chip Bergland from Jemes Spring, New Mexico found this 681 lb beast on a 4 hour AM 1/2 day charter that lasted 6 1/2 hours. We don't cut off the fish if you use up more than your allotted 4 hours of your fishing day.

Rick Chaponot & Bobby Driver from Honolulu saw more white water behind the Linda Sue II when 6 of these Big Ahi hit within 10 seconds of each other. Then it was a real fire drill to get these 4 into the boat. 2 Tuna got lucky and broke off.

This picture was shot from inside the Linda Sue III while we were fishing. Sometimes the dolphin show is spectacular, other times the whale show is outstanding. If you already want to go fishing you may be able to see all the other brilliant creatures at the same time, saving you money so you can enjoy another activity. You will also be with your own party exclusively instead of a large crowd.