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Wow - thats a nice one, looks well kept.

the tank from 99 adventure is poly and 82 gallons as well.

Looks great and very practical! I would just be cautious when trailering at speed, that will put the most stress on the top.

Great idea - I need to give that a try!

Well we went out this past weekend, 9/4/22, and put 5 more dodos in the boat. A buddy told me to bleed the fish head down into a bucket, they still thrash like crazy but definitely makes clean up easier. We also hooked a 6-7 foot mako, made an incredible 10 foot jump that scared the hell out...

WOW!! Great work. I love all the smiles!

Haha, faces cut out to protect the innocent. Yes, i know terrible gaff shots…

Day started out slow as I was trying to find a kelp, once we found one we picked away on a handful of dorados. The kelp had about 10 boats fishing and everyone was picking away it. 15 lb floro worked, but we did end up farming a few. 7 mile straight west outside Oside harbor.

Awesome! Let us know how you do.

Anyone headed out this weekend for dorado? I'm going Sunday. "Pau Hana" on channel 72.

Looks awesome, Your boat, build it how you like it! Only review that matters is yours!

Hey JJ - post up some pics of that pilot house when you get a chance. I'd love to see it.

JJ - what worked for me, once I found the fish was to just stick with them, I stayed with the same few kelps all day. Slow trolling sardines got the most bites. As Enfish said -these fish were keyed on small bait, so you will have to work for the bites.

Way to go! Nice fish!

JJ - let me know if you make it. If i go this weekend it will be on Sunday.

Hey guys - 12 mile NW of Oceanside was loaded with dorados. I have never seen this many free swimming around. Very hard to get a bite, but we ended up with 4 nice ones on bait. We found a kelp and just stuck with all day since there were so many fish on it.

Thanks for the tips guys!

Any ideas on how to clean this up a bit?

Congrats!! Nice work!!

cool - thanks for the intel. I'll try on Sunday.