Deep Sea Fishing (Guam February 2004) Photo Gallery by Chad Huguenin at pbase.com

Deep Sea Fishing (Guam February 2004)

These are a few pictures taken during a recent Deep Sea Fishing trip on a chartered boat. Tom was a local from Guam and worked as one of our Fishing Guides. It was my first time deep sea fishing and we had a blast! Probably my favorite part was eating the Sashimi. There is nothing better than freshly killed, raw fish. It doesn't get more fresh than that!

Tom our Fishing Guide Tom the Local holding up the first fish of the day, a beautiful Mahi Mahi.	Doc reeling one in Sadly, just a couple hours after this picture was taken, his favorite hat blew off into the water never to be seen again.	Tom removing a hook from an awesome Bonita Bonita says, "Eat me, I'm very tasty."	S4 and Kelly keeping their eyes peeled as they are on the lookout for fish. Here fishy fishy fishy!
Chaps (our Pentecostal Chaplain): The Fisher of Men is fishing for fish.	Tom unhooks a Yellow Finned Tuna from my hook. Note my Mount Vernon Nazarene College (now University) senior T-shirt. Go Cougars!	Where's the Dramamine? Chaps... um... feeding the fish...	Chaps passed out
Mmmmmmmm Those freshly caught fish soaking in their own blood sure look good! Yummy!	Sashimi Time! Noticing our increased salivatory response, Tom decided to whip up some Sashimi from one of the freshly caught Yellow Finned Tuna.	Yellow Finned Tuna without the Head Once he removed the head and underbelly, the juicy flesh spilled forth, yearning to be eaten.	LCDR Hanson says, "Come and partake of the fresh, succulent Sashimi."
I say, "Why thank you, I believe I will devour some of that raw, freshly caught Yellow Finned Tuna."	The Aftermath By the time we were finished, this is all that remained of the poor Tuna. But he sure was tasty!	Me struggling with a fighter Am I really fighting a fish, or just acting for the camera? You be the judge.	Chaps, Me, XO, and Kelly Chaps takes a breather from his retching to pose for a picture.
Reeling in a Mahi Mahi	A bad picture of my Mahi Mahi	Group Photo	The Bounty (minus the Tuna we devoured on the boat)
Doc says, "This Mahi looks delicious, can't I at least take one bite, please...."	Sashimi Appetizer Later that night we feasted on raw, mouthwatering Sashimi while the other fish cooked.	Kelly and Chaps cooking Mahi Mahi, Yellow Fin, and Bonita	Sunset While the fish were cooking, I snapped this picture as the sun dipped into the Philippine Sea. Ahhhh, a beautiful ending to another beautiful day.