Long Range Fish Report
From Royal Polaris Sportfishing
From Royal Polaris Sportfishing
Fish Report for 7-29-2007
Royal Polaris fish report 07-29-07
7-29-2007
Royal Polaris Crew
Hello everyone, well as the title says, the beat goes on. Weather continues to be beautiful, with scattered clouds, light seas, and very warm days. One has to wonder, how long will this good weather continue.
As far as fishing goes, that's another story. We had fair action until the afternoon, then the flood gates opened. Our last stop of the day was on a kelp that produced excellent action on Yellowtail and Dorado. The Yellowtail were good quality, with most of the fish in the 18 to 25 pound category. It was bendo for all aboard.
As for the Yellowfin tuna action, it was on the slow side. It's not for the lack of fish, it's just they are feeding on large schools of Anchovies. It's like, why should I chase a large Sardine, when I can just open my month and get all the Anchovies I want.
The ocean is just full of life. Bait schools, feeding fish, large Dorado under kelps, it's like fishing in an aquarium. We will arrive to Fisherman's landing at 07:15 in the morning. We have a very nice load of fish, with a variety of species.
We will depart on our next trip, tomorrow morning, with Billy Santiago at the wheel. So until tomorrow, good luck and good fishing. The R/p crew (Roy, Billy, Dharyl, Jesus, Eddie, J.P., Jimmy, and Anthony)
As far as fishing goes, that's another story. We had fair action until the afternoon, then the flood gates opened. Our last stop of the day was on a kelp that produced excellent action on Yellowtail and Dorado. The Yellowtail were good quality, with most of the fish in the 18 to 25 pound category. It was bendo for all aboard.
As for the Yellowfin tuna action, it was on the slow side. It's not for the lack of fish, it's just they are feeding on large schools of Anchovies. It's like, why should I chase a large Sardine, when I can just open my month and get all the Anchovies I want.
The ocean is just full of life. Bait schools, feeding fish, large Dorado under kelps, it's like fishing in an aquarium. We will arrive to Fisherman's landing at 07:15 in the morning. We have a very nice load of fish, with a variety of species.
We will depart on our next trip, tomorrow morning, with Billy Santiago at the wheel. So until tomorrow, good luck and good fishing. The R/p crew (Roy, Billy, Dharyl, Jesus, Eddie, J.P., Jimmy, and Anthony)
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