Texas Fish Report
Royal Polaris Fish Report for 01-21-2008
by Royal Polaris Crew
1-21-2008
(619) 221-8500
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Hello everyone;
Weather today was just beautiful. Flat sea's, clear skies, and no wind.
Roy gave his seminar this morning on leaders (ie Flying fish, double trouble, Squid, and Wahoo wire). The crew was busy most of the morning helping passengers get ready. After lunch we made a few stops for Yellowtail and boy did we get a big surprise; we caught enough Red Rock-Cod for dinner tomorrow night. We did catch a few Yellowtail up-to 45 pounds. Largest Yellowtail caught today was by Don Burnside. We made a few stops for Squid, but no luck.
We will keep moving south and try again tomorrow night, so wish us luck. The R/p crew.
"BeNt RoDs FoR LiFe"
Weather today was just beautiful. Flat sea's, clear skies, and no wind.
Roy gave his seminar this morning on leaders (ie Flying fish, double trouble, Squid, and Wahoo wire). The crew was busy most of the morning helping passengers get ready. After lunch we made a few stops for Yellowtail and boy did we get a big surprise; we caught enough Red Rock-Cod for dinner tomorrow night. We did catch a few Yellowtail up-to 45 pounds. Largest Yellowtail caught today was by Don Burnside. We made a few stops for Squid, but no luck.
We will keep moving south and try again tomorrow night, so wish us luck. The R/p crew.
"BeNt RoDs FoR LiFe"
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