I had a group of Japanese anglers working in the US come down from Indiana for a day of jigging. The winds were from the north 10 to 15 on the way out but when we got to the stream the seas picked up and the current was pushing hard against the seas which made them very steep. Started in 140 feet but no luck so we moved to deeper water. We found the Africans again and had a lot of bites but pulled hooks due to the drag against the current. We landed a few nice fish though and the guys were happy. We also landed a few large Cudas. Moved out to the deep later in the day and had some nice AJs until the sharks found us. After a couple more hours in 5 footers the guys were tired and we headed for home.
Captain Mike Jackson
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