Texas Fish Report
The Indy finds not so hungry fish
by Indy Crew
7-5-2007
(619) 226-6006
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Report just in from Captain Jeff. We headed due south yesterday for Albacore grounds. Started fishing immediately at daybreak. Had some decent catches, but by mid-day the Albies decided to let school out and they headed in different directions. Things started to fall apart. The rest of the afternoon we could only pick away. One here, one there. The weather is gorgeous and the conditions look good, the fish just don't seem to be hungry. We're going to hang around here again tomorrow to try our luck.Thanks for checking in with us. Jeff and the boys. . Note from Frank Skinner: to all the gang at Petrospecs, I'm glad to be out here fishing and not working, having a great time.
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