[Broad Bill]

Caught them years ago but had to troll way behind the boat with a weighted Clark spoon or small Japanese feathers. Don't recall the speed, sort of medium. But the lure had to be back a ways or they wouldn't hit. As far as table fare, they were delicious if eaten that night or the next day. I froze them once and they didn't hold up but they were absolutely delicious fresh. Probably good sushi for those on the board in the know. Enjoy!