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HOW GOOD ARE WE?
 We were able to fulfill 91% of all requests for analyses this year (2007). This was accomplished, in part, to our use of as many ocean sensing satellites as possible including all the functioning NOAA infrared satellite data (NOAA_12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and Metop-A), as well as, the NASA Terra and Aqua (MODIS) satellites (infrared and ocean color-chlorophyll + dissolved colored orgainc matters). Our
clients continue to tell us that we are right 85% of the time
for tuna, billfish, shark, king mackerel, dolphin, wahoo,
squid, sardine, anchovy, pilchard, and a variety of other
fish. Our excellent reputation is based on successes with
sport and commercial fishing off the U.S. coasts and overseas.
During the 2007 fishing season,
our clients(you) won 340 different categories in 110 major tournaments
(reported to us) while using our analyses. We are sure that there are still additional prize winning efforts that have yet to be reported to us. Over the last 16
years the total numbers of reported winners tallies at 3805 with fourteen state records and five world records! Check out our winner's list to see a listing of our tournament winners from the past year.
Fourteen
state records and five world records have been
set by our clients when using our analyses:
Other honors and accomplishments by our clients include:
- Southern Kingfish Association (SKA) 2006 Yamaha Pro Tour Junior Angler of the Year - Jake Smith (Comfortably Numb)
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- Southern
Kingfish Association (SKA) Overall Champion 1999, 1995 and
1994 David Workman (C & H Lures).
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- Captain's Conservation Award to Bob Eakes (Bull Frog) from
The Billfish Foundation, for tagging and releasing tuna
and billfish in 1996.
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- Southern Kingfish Association (SKA) National Champion 1995
Randy Keys (Keys Contender).
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- International AFTCO Tag/Flag Trophy to George Kazdin (Patsy
K.) for "the most albacore tuna tagged in the world
during 1993".
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