Fish to Fire | San Diego Yellowtail on our 2021 Parker 2320, plus Risso's dolphins!

We had big plans for Labor Day weekend, but unfortunately they were cut short...don't worry, thanks to the tireless work of our first-responders everything turned out fine.
We were lucky to get one day of Yellowtail fishing in and found some fish between the north 9 mile bank and the 182.

[@curtielambert]

Inflatable PDFs are great (and way more comfortable!)... Just keep in mind they are not considered an appropriate type life jacket for anyone under 16 years of age. Looks like a great time on the water, really enjoy your videos!

[@gloriaboileau4391]

This is simply remarkable! Fire, fish and fun back to back. Neon dolphins from another 🌏. How’d they do that? All family members reeling in dinner one yellowtail after another... and then the fire alarm sounds once again! The Grey Family certainly knows how to make the most out of a day with one thrill after another. Wow, I’ve got to catch my breath after all of that action. Awesome 👏👏👏

[@graylightfishing8743]

Thanks Gloria, it was great to catch dinner and the Risso's are incredible! They look like they are from outerspace with the neon color we captured.

[@franciscoadolfo5805]

Thank you for recognizing first responders. But also, thank you for teaching your kids about the world and the now considered "mundane" things like fishing and playing that have been replaced by the iPhone. Beautiful boat and a generous ocean. Que Dios los bendiga!

[@graylightfishing8743]

Thanks for watching Francisco. We were both military police and appreciate our service members and first responders.

[@Katie-fd4xt]

Sorry you guys had to cut your trip short, but glad you caught some fish before you had to go! 🐠 Great job Emma and Tucker!!

[@graylightfishing8743]

Thanks Katie. Emma and Tucker did a lot of the filming and fishing this time, really great job!

[@kellyhornung1298]

Love the dolphins! Beautiful yellowtail- yum!

[@graylightfishing8743]

The dolphins are really cool, you never know what you will see out there. Hoping to pick up some more yellowtail this week- YUMMY!

[@jimquantic]

My kids were able to hang their feet under the rail--and our freeboard was much less, so the Dolphins came up and hit their feet, boy did that thrill them. Do bear in mind, the average person can not afford this kind of boat, not buying it, maintaining it and so forth. For even a day, the fuel charge and bait charge is quite a bit, it really is. Related, IMO, this i the PERFECT sized boat--not so big you can't tow it, not so small you don't have things like a bait tank, and fish lockers for the fish. Perfect really, but even used, serious money.

[@logsdiy8705]

So awesome!!! Way to go guys!!

[@graylightfishing8743]

Thanks for watching Logs!

[@benlengsfield]

I have never heard of the Risso’s Dolphin

[@graylightfishing8743]

They are incredible, we don't see them very often. It was Emma and Tucker's first time seeing them, they are so big and beautiful!

[@jacklmd]

May I know how’s the new bait tank? Do live bait still die quickly? Also how useful is the bench seat in the back, noticed your kids tend on sit on beam bags in the previous video. Your boat looks so clean, I really want to buy one. Thanks in advance

[@graylightfishing8743]

The new bait tank is great and a necessity. The live bait survive all day and remain in good condition. The bench seat will be nice when we bring more people, but with the bean bags, it is not used too often. The bean bags are a must have on any boat that can fit them.

[@jacklmd]

GrayLight Fishing thanks for the important details. I really appreciate it.

[@gizmo33rd]

How was your home

[@graylightfishing8743]

All good, thanks.