Took a friend from Kansas to a spot on the south shore that gets pounded by divers and fishermen every single day, yet continues to produce.  Sure enough there was a guy feverishly whipping the shallows. As we fished about 50 yds from him, a diver made his way through our area.  The rising afternoon tide combined with the diver’s activity seemed to stir the juvenile omilu (bluefin trevally) bite.  We ended up with 2 or 3 each and I had one rip drag and unbutton before we could see it.  My Kansas friend was impressed with how those 4 – 6 inch omilus pulled compared to pond crappie of similar size.

The omilus were far from the minimum 10″ head to fork-of-tail length and were released unharmed.  Bait was a homemade secret.