Crystal Bay Fishing Log #41 – 3 Boats, 7 Tuna, 10 Diamond Trevallies

The 41st trip of the season began beneath a pastel dawn. Three boats glided from Pattaya’s southern pier, cutting through the calm sea like synchronized dancers. Within two hours, the radio buzzed — the first tuna of the day was on! By sunset, the fleet landed 7 tuna and 10 Diamond Trevallies, shining like silver mirrors under the tropical sun.

Water conditions were near-perfect: 64 meters deep, 28.6°C, and crystal clarity. The prime bite came between 10:00–13:00 when baitfish schools surfaced. The biggest yellowfin weighed 37 kg, hooked on a pink lure trolling at 6 knots.

The Diamond Trevallies came later — multiple strikes near reef edges, short but fierce battles that left anglers cheering. All were released, respecting the balance of Crystal Bay’s marine life.

Every log entry adds to our shared knowledge: when to go deep, how to read the current, which lure color shines best in sunlight. These lessons shape every angler’s rhythm.

Crystal Bay is more than a fishing ground — it’s a classroom for the ocean’s pulse. Each report deepens our understanding, making the next fight smarter and stronger.
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