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April 23rd, 2010 No comments

What a great week to be on the water. We fished out of Grand Isle. Louisiana this Tuesday and Wednesday. We left both days around 6:00 a.m. out of Bridge Side Marina and headed south looking for tuna and wahoo. Our first location we stopped at was so loaded red snapper we actually hooked 2 of them while trolling. We continued south crossing into blue water about 60 miles offshore. There was some scattered grass but nothing worth fishing. We trolled for a while both days and only landed 1 nice wahoo. We started chuming and the tuna where every where under the boat. We caught tuna after tuna loosing several to sharks. We had to move several times to get away from the sharks. On the way in we stopped to try and catch amberjack. We limited out fast with the amberjack ranging from 40lbs to 80lbs. If you would like to go on a Tuna Fishing Charter of a lifetime, come fish with FISH COMMANDER FISHING CHARTERS.

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louisiana fishing

April 19th, 2010 No comments
Lance Walker Baton Rouge, LA USA
Went way out of southwest pass for the 4th of July, weather was great and the fishing was also. Brought a friend of mine Matt on leave from the marines out to catch some Tuna, along with Britt, HB, and Robby. We ended up with 7 yellow fin 1 over 100lbs, and 16 blackfin. The rip was not really formed up that good. Trolled for marlin had 1 nice one jump in the baits over 10 times. Hope some one else catches him. Good luck.
Thursday, July 5, 2001 @ 5:35:00 PM

fishing report

April 19th, 2010 No comments
Lance Walker Baton Rouge, LA USA
Went out of Veice saturday the weather was great. Caught over twenty blackfin tuna and two yellowfin. Had four nice yellowfin break off, guess taht's part of sport fishing. Landed one nice bull dolphin and lost one. Too many porphis, had three porphis come up and eat or blackfin pretty neat. The floaters have been producing some nice fish, but the rip was forming up really nice on the way in. Good look hook a lady in blue for me.
Monday, July 9, 2001 @ 6:47:00 PM

Louisiana fishing

April 19th, 2010 No comments
john conover thibodaux, LA USA
Went fishing on an overnighter guided by Capt. Terry Brousseau andcapt. LANCE Walker, out around the Mars Platform Wednesday night.  The wind was calm, and the water was smooth as glass.  LANCE put bait in the water about an hour before sunset.  Within a half-hour, the first Yellowfin was on the line.  For the next 5 hours, we six passengers battled tuna after tuna, until our arms were jellied and backs ached.  Some of us went to bed, and the rest of us watched, in a half-daze, as LANCE continued to bait the lines.  By 1:00am, the ice chests were all full.  We boated nine tuna in all. To be fair, it was the Yellowfin that kicked our butts, not the other way around. After we had all passed out, LANCE and Terry kept at 'em, just for the fun of it!  Way to go guys, it was the trip of a lifetime.  Fishermen, you should check out the guys at www.fishcommander.com  You won't be disappointed.
Friday, July 19, 2002

Louisiana fishing charter

April 19th, 2010 No comments
Paul Conover lafayette, LA USA
I saw where my brother posted on our trip wed/thurs with the super crew of Capt. Terry Brousseau and Captain LANCE Walker with Strike Zone out of Venice, LA. Great Yellowfin tuna action all night long, and a really clean boat.
An extra bonus was great looks at Short-finned Pilot Whales and some sort of smaller, beaked whales on the way out.
If you've never been out for tuna, you gotta try it! Two thumbs up for this crew, charter, too.
Friday, July 19, 2002