Well we are on somewhat of a unique program this voyage as we head out with fifteen anglers on our annual "Pfishcadora" four day charter. As a group of friends, some of whom have fished together since I was a young child, I have unlimited respect for these incredible individuals. The drive to continue the tradition and fish with lifelong friends keeps them at the rail enjoying their time on Royal Star together. Of course we are highly focused on production, and always catch our share with these guys, but the numbers are much less relevant as a barometer of success when limited to a smaller, low key group. Quality time in good company enjoying the open ocean together while catching a few fish - okay, maybe more than a few. That is the goal that we are committed to make happen. It will.

We have opted to spend day one on the offshore grounds focused on bluefin, yellowfin, and albacore before considering other options. We have a beautiful weather forecast to work with, plenty of time, and plenty of assistance as the fleet is on them and working together to stay that way. Yesterday's fishing produced some great scores on better size bluefin and albacore so prospects are good. Daily reports with all the details will continue as we forge ahead with the plan.

Tim