We fished two more days as the Viking demo crew was sharpening their skills, pre-fishing for the Billfish Blast that kicked off a few days later. Not a bad day of fishing for a 15-year-old! After we returned to the docks, we raised her on a dock-mate’s davit and she weighed in at 130lbs. Some of us got caught up in the moment and were wishfully adding 20-30 pounds to our guesses. We all made guesses on the weight of anywhere from 140-180 pounds. Our crew, all South Carolina fisherman, had never caught a yellowfin of that size. To our surprise, when she came to the surface, we needed two gaffs to boat a huge yellowfin tuna - an Allison with large sickles. Thomas was convinced we had a tuna while the rest of us were still thinking it was a foul-hooked blue marlin. After several minutes, the fish settled in straight down. The line on the 80W was down to the start of the backing and we all knew this was a larger fish. His second time in the chair and he was beginning to get his form down with the bucket harness. Later that day, the same long rigger went down and Will jumped into the chair again. Will jumped into the chair and the fight was on! After 10 minutes, Thomas Garmany was able to grab a leader and make the catch official as West Rivers tagged and released the blue marlin back to the ocean. Suddenly a blue marlin started jumping all over the ocean. We could all see his disappointment, but he quickly turned it around and continued to watch the lines intensely.Īnother two hours of trolling had passed when the black and blue Mold Craft wide range on the long rigger popped out of the rigger with a huge splash. Will saw his first chance of catching a blue pass him by in a flash. Our first bite was a nice blue marlin which ran off the line a few hundred yards and jumped off. But it was most evident on Will's face as we sized him up for the bucket in the chair, knowing that the next knockdown could be a monster. Everyone onboard felt excited for the day. The ocean was alive with busting tunas, longtails, and other birds all over. Captain Dooley carved through the coral-lined maze of hogfish cut to open water and headed towards our destination - Argus Bank. On the first day, we left the PW Marina in Hamilton at 7:30 in the morning. The culmination of his five-year quest could not have been more storybook than fishing the first day in Bermuda on the Viking Demo 80 Convertible alongside friends Captain Sean Dooley, and mates West Rivers, Thomas Garmany, and Byrd Miller. “Will Gredick has been chasing after his first blue marlin since the age of ten, with multiple close ca lls a nd many times when his father was designated to take the rod on blue marlins in tournaments. After a once in a lifetime trip for the father and son duo, Tim gave us the full recap below. Our Yacht Sales Professional, Tim Gredick, had the opportunity to fish aboard the Viking 80’ Demo in Bermuda with his son, Will Gredick, at the end of June for three days. Our adventurous aviator Milton finds himself trapped in a time bubble deep inside the Bermuda and needs your help to escape.Ĭrack codes, solve puzzles, collect magic orbs and escape each of the six unique islands, each one leading to the next on a quest for a way back home.įrom the studio who brought you the suave secret agent adventure Agent A: A puzzle in disguise.First Blue in Bermuda onboard the Viking 80′ Demo Overcome creatures of the deep and unravel the islands secrets in search for a way back home.ĭown in Bermuda is a quirky adventure filled with puzzles to solve and mysteries to uncover.
Down in bermuda blue key install#
Please install this update on all devices to access the new save slots.Īn unnatural storm leaves an adventurous aviator stranded for decades within the infamous Bermuda. You can now save your progress in one of three new save slots added to the options screen.
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Greetings explorers! We have some shiny new additions for you.
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