Captain’s Noon Reports – Mango Wind– 2023-06-19

2023-06-19

We had an early start today at 6.30 am to start off with the Mobulas. It was a little slow morning but found a school of mobulas at mid-morning. Had lunch on board and then headed back out to look for critters. Water temp 78F flats sea not much wind 5-10 knots. no waves. vis 40ft. Will start early tomorrow morning again to see if we find the popcorn jumping.

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