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Greg Almond and Byron Christie had an absolutely astronomic start to their first Indian Ocean experience. On day one they landed 10 GT’s with three of those fish being over the magic one-meter mark included one that measured a monstrous 128cm, the biggest GT of the season so far. Greg carried on with his good fortunes with landing another giant fish later in the week that measured at 117cm. Needless to say the GT fishing had these guys ‘hooked’. There is, however, more to Cosmo than just the crazy GT fishing…

With the milkfish making a brief appearance, Mark Godwin got his rod bending only to experience heartbreak as the fish broke free right at the net, it seemed to be a the resembling story for a few of the others this week.

Some close encounters with the elusive indo-pacific permit and the tricky triggers on the flats had the guys changing flies and tactics as the tide became more encouraging for these species. George Toledo capitalized on his opportunity and managed to land two moustache triggerfish. Roy Washbum landed his first yellowmargin triggerfish, a monster bonefish and a couple GT’s all in a day to complete a solid ‘Flats Slam’.

There was some great fun had on the reefs that surround Cosmoledo with all sorts of grouper and snapper species landed and lost. While offshore, David Corrigan got stuck into the yellowfin tuna busting up on bait and landed a brightly coloured fish. All in all, a good weeks fishing was had by all with many stories of trophies landed and bigger trophies lost will have the guys from Texas talking for a while.