Category: Noon Reports

Belle Amie: Today I met LUCY, I fell in love with her at first sight, she is followed by more than 30 pilot fish. Her deformed tail may fool some as they may think she is weak but her size clearly tells you she is been doing fine, feeding well and getting bigger.

This morning we started our diving activities as usual, we saw our first shark around 0700, Dive masters report seeing at least 6 sharks while in the submersible cages and in the surface we had have at least 2 at the same time

Three sharks have been coming around all morning. They go with the current at a fast pace then turn into the current and slow down. Dotty, Dona and Ropey have been spotted today.

We have some big sharks today. Dona and Dotty are more than 14 feet long.

Tuna keep chasing after the smaller fish and now the yellow tail jacks have joined the hunt. The water is so clear you can see the sharks from far away.

The action has been non-stop since 0930 this morning. I have been on the wrangling platform for the last 90 minutes dancing with two large females and a few males going at the baits constantly.

Today we saw tuna bigger than yesterday, Geronimo said like a 45 or 50 kgs maybe a little bit more!