We spend last night quietly at anchor in Rock Sound at the southern end of Eleuthera. We were up and moving pretty early because we expected the weather to be good for some fishing. It seems like forever since we have had the chance to get some fishing in.

By 11 AM we had our lines in the water hunting for one of the best tasting fish in the ocean, a Wahoo.

Just about an hour later, we had hooks into our target, and a few minutes later, a 28 pound Wahoo was on the deck. Not a monster, but a respectable catch.

Butchering a large fish like this is not a quick process, and it leaves the cockpit a bloody mess. But eventually the fish was turned into portions suitable for the freezer.

We ended the day at Little San Salvador, with a beautiful sunset, and fresh fish on the dinner table.