After a couple hours there, we moved out to the 300 ft mark and continued catching. We got a lot of time bottom fishing, everyone did well.
After that we headed to deep water and our first rig. Someone caught a toad of a blackfin on a jig quickly and the blackfin bite was ok, think I was the only yellowfin caught at the first stop, that came off a Halco. A few others hooked up but none made it over the rail.
Capt. Jill made a move to another floater not far away. We rolled in to what was seem like calmness only to turn into yellowfin chaos in a matter of minutes. Hooked up 2nd cast and lots of others latched on also. We got into a mess of yellowfin all around that 35 to 45 lb range. If you threw a Halco, you got smacked, it didn't matter what color. A lot of yellowfin was lost for various reasons. Blackfin bite was good also, those guys jigging stayed busy.
I saw yellowfin caught on topwater, Halco's, chunks and jigs.
Just a good bite it was and a trip for the memory books.