Dan Anderson 84 yrs. young from Duarte Ca. hauled in this 234.8lbs. tuna.

From Valencia Ca. here's Chris standing with Captain Shawn Steward and Bill Poole. Mr. Forster came up with the largest fish of the trip which weighed 292.0lbs.

From Orange County, Kenny snagged 2nd place. Captain Shawn Steward is shown here with Kenny showing off this 285.2lbs. tuna.

All the way from Blue Point, N.Y., Dan caught this 3rd place yellowfin which taped out at 259.0lbs.

Phillip Havlicek from San Fransico pulled in a respectable 257.0lbs. yellowfin tuna to put him in at 4th place.

Here is a group shot of the aforementioned Jackpot Winner's.

In from a 10 day the Royal Star.

The crew offloading the catch.

The largest tuna of the trip went to Dave Brewer with a 182.2lbs. yellowfin. 2nd and 3rd place were both caught by Bob Knapp of Santa Rosa Ca. Captain Randy Toussant is in the photo helping Bob hold up second place which weighed 116.0lbs,And Bob with his 105.0lbs.

Passenger's pushing cart's.

Tuna on the deck.

The Largest tuna went to Ron Nakamura from Garden Grove Ca. with a 235.0lbs. 2nd goes to Kent Fukumoto with a 231.0lbs. and 3rd is Hank Hamada from Anaheim with a 229.0lbs. tuna. Captain Roy Rose is Kneeling in the photo.

In from a 13 day Captain Norm Kagawa and Captain Bruce Smith high tailed it down to the Hurricane Bank and in 3.5 days of fishing cleaned up with a 160 yellowfin tuna,30 Wahoo, 25 dorado for only 15 passenger's.

Here's a shot of the stern.

Captain Bruce Smith and crew offloading the trip's catch.

From Craig, Alaska, Scott was "chunkin" in the afternoon and came up with this tuna.

From Studio City Ca. Rich has got some fish to take home.

Brian from S.D. just missed by a hair. It look's like a 200#!

The largest fish of the trip went to Greg Stoney from Ventura with a 224.4lbs. tuna 2nd goes to Ward Voorhees from Dana Point Ca. 203.8lbs. tuna 3rd goes to Scott Mckelaey 202.0lbs. and the biggest wahoo was taken on the troll just outside Cabo by Gus Vngelidis from Roseville Ca. that weighed 79.9lbs.

Here is the Excel in from a 8 day, the crew sorting the catch.