I was browsing through your site, and thought I might have some interesting thoughts to add to stories to share, live baiting Wahoo. Wahoo fishing in Bermuda should be looked at as four distinct periods, the spring run April to May, the summer daze June to August, the fall run September to October, and what ever is left. Each period has distinct features with regards to the ways to catch the fish, and also the size of the fish, and as a result we have a very versatile and adaptive fleet here in Bermuda.
Lets start with the location.
Working a band between 25-50 fathoms is the most likely to produce results. However our last 2 trips of the 1995 fall run showed great results every time we ventured out off the banks to the 100 fathom region. It would be fair to speculatethat the live baits were out there and thats where the Wahoos wanted to be. The spring run tends to be a great volume of smaller fish that are taken on the troll. The summer daze, when the water warms appears to make the Wahoo very lethargic, and not much is taken on the troll.