All over the islands there are large iguanas. They have no predators and basically run wild everywhere. The iguanas ranging from 1 foot to 3 feet long live all over the marina. . There are a few of the big ones that have made themselves at home cruising the floor of Mollys. A few days ago I watched one climb up a tourist leg and onto his plate and help itself to some breakfast. While at lunch yesterday at Molly Molones , at the base of our dock, Kyle was a nervous wreck. He was twitching all the way through his lunch. A three footer took up station right by our table and intimidated the crap out of kyle. It probably did not help that I kept egging the lizard on by taunting it with food. I love to entertain myself at Kyles expense.
We spent the rest of the day doing oil change. We did all the filters and fluids on the boat. It is always a long hot sweaty process. In addition to spending the day with oil and deisel fuel running off of my elbow, I seem to cut or scratch myself on everything I touched. During clean up after the oil change, I think I wiped up as much blood as I did oil. Today we are washing and waxing the hull from a borrowed tender. I hope I come through it with less scratches that yesterday.
It sounds like the bite at Cap Cana DR is begining to slow and there are more and more boats showing up here. Still not to many boats out fishing but the ones that are going out are seeing more fish. I am looking forward to starting up fishing again.
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