Dan: We got a bunch of fish going. There have been some nice yellow fin tuna coming
up over the sides. Looks like the early fish we're just all skip jacks. But some
really quality yellow fin tuna coming up. And we're not very far, we're fishing
right around the 43, which is close to San Diego. There's my fish.
Greg.
Beautiful thing Greg. There we go. Big yellow fin tuna. This is a great that we're
trying to get here.
Greg: Nice dude.
Dan: Thanks Greg.
Greg: I'm Greg, owner-operator of Dolphins II. Good yellow fin tuna, but it started off
skip jacks. Sat on it. Sat on it. Straight yellow fin tuna now. It’s pretty steady. 25-
35 pound test, sardine. Get the bait away from the boat. That’s simple easy
fishing. Everybody is hooking up, having a good time. We will get this one here
and go get another one.
Come on, come on, come on.
Dan: This is Britney, she's been on this fish for a while. And it looks like it’s a sun fish.
I've never seen a sun fish hook on rod and reel, but I think this is the first one in
19 years of doing television. We got a sun fish up here. Here we go.
Britney’s been fighting it good thinking it was a tuna. Doing everything right.
Probably over 100 pounds.
This is Britney, she's been on that fish for a while, is a big sun fish. But she
already caught a yellow fin tuna which is more than her boyfriend does. Right?
Britney: Yes.
Dan: Well stay tune, we’ll be right back with more action with the Dolphin II.
Congratulations.
Britney: Thank you.