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Fish Report for 10-11-2007

Royal Polaris Sportfishing Fish Report 10-11-07

10-11-2007
Royal Polaris Crew

Hello everyone;
Weather today was beautiful in the morning, but a bit windy in the late afternoon. We had flat seas in the morning, but by the afternoon, we had 18 to 22 knots of breezy out of the northwest.

Our morning started out at Turtle bay, with a excellent bite on Yellowtail in the 12 to 18 pound catogory. But after lunch the wind came up, and the Yellowtail went on the hide and seek mission. They did the hiding, and we did the seeking. So with that in mind, around 17:00 hours, Roy made the decision to make a move to Alijos Rocks.

So we are now headed to Alijos, and we made a quick stop and tried for Squid, but they didn't bite for us tonight. We will keep you posted on our upcoming events. The R/p crew.


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