Long Range Fish Report
From Aloha Spirit Sportfishing

Fish Report for 7-3-2005

Nice sized schools of 20-30 pound yellowfin

7-3-2005
Shawn Steward
https://www.excelsportfishing.com/

Hello Anglers,

Today was pretty much a travel day, working our way up to be in the area where there has been some action on albacore for our last day. During our travels, we did stumble upon an area with beautiful water, lot's of bird life, and some nice sized schools of 20-30 pound yellowfin tuna. On our first stop the fish acted right, coming straight to the corner, and boiling around good. We boated 18 fish on that stop. And just when we thought we could scratch out a nice day on these things, they really stuck it to us. For the next two hours we saw several nice schools that just didn't want anything to do with us. We gave up on that fish around noon and started heading north. Weather is still perfect. Shawn and the crew


The Aloha Spirit runs 5 AM trips out of CISCOs in Oxnard. We target White Seabass, Calico Bass, Yellowtail and Halibut when available. We also will run Rockfish and Lingcod Specials. Call CISCOs at (805) 382-1612 or BOOK ONLINE.


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