1988 Innovator 31ft ex California purposely designed for fishing. Equipped
with Cummins 330hp turbo diesels (2009) giving a 25 knot cruise,
she is an excellent sea boat giving a dry comfortable ride similar
to that of a much larger vessel.
Equipment includes: Murray bro's fighting chair, Rupp outriggers, 2
GPS, VHF, Simrad fish finder, autopilot, full safety equipment, Shimano Tiagra reels
30 & 50 class, etc. Creature comforts include enclosed cabin with
stand up head, refrigerator and comfortable seating in the cockpit,
cabin and up on the fly bridge.
Fully insured and licensed for ocean fishing charter trips.
Press clipping - El Zorro Too on El Zorro
"Yes Aye" started life as the "El Zorro Too" a fishing tender on back
of Jim Edmiston's 100ft "El Zorro" mother ship (see pic) which
did 2 world tours visiting famous fishing hotspots in the quest
for a 2000 lb marlin!. Read all about it here:
She graced many fishing magazines often with a big marlin alongside! Eventually Jim sold "El Zorro Too" to Grenadian
Cliff Wardally in 1995 who renamed it "Yes Aye" (a Rastafarian
exclamation best translated as an emphatic Yes!). "Yes Aye" was overhauled in Trinidad (2009), engines were
replaced and fibreglass canopies added to the flybridge & cockpit
El Zorro Too (press cutting)
El Zorro & El Zorro Too rafted up
Yes Aye releases a marlin while being filmed for WFN
Captain Gary Clifford
Originally from Aylesbury UK, Captain Gary grew up coarse fishing and graduated to carp and then barbel
fishing.Gary emigrated to Grenada in 1996.
By chance Gary became Cliff Wardally's next door neighbor. Naturally
Gary ended up fishing with Cliff on "Yes Aye" for a year after
which the opportunity came to purchase the boat when Cliff
moved to Miami in 1997.
True Blue Sportfishing was started in 1998 and has become the
leading charter boat on the island.
First mate Godfrey George (aka George) started sport fishing
with Gary in 1999 - 2003 and worked on other boats inbetween before
returning to Yes Aye in 2018
Captain Gary Clifford
Capt. Gary is strongly in favour of billfish conservation - we release all billfish and often return other species as well.
