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From Royal Star Sportfishing
From Royal Star Sportfishing
Fish Report for 4-26-2014
Royal Star Fish Report
4-26-2014
Royal Star
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04/25/14
Today we scratched at the nice grade yellowfin. I personally was looking forward to another great day, but the fish changed their pattern again. After some searching we got on them and had a great visual show of fish blowing out next to the boat for over two hours. During that time we never had more than two hooked. They simply didn't want to bite a bait with a hook. We did manage to fool 13 of them for the day including at least one more cow. I say at least one, because Bruce Posthumous released four fish today. Of those one was estimated at 220 and another was 190-200. We will count the definite cow and conservatively call the other 190.
Brian
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Today we scratched at the nice grade yellowfin. I personally was looking forward to another great day, but the fish changed their pattern again. After some searching we got on them and had a great visual show of fish blowing out next to the boat for over two hours. During that time we never had more than two hooked. They simply didn't want to bite a bait with a hook. We did manage to fool 13 of them for the day including at least one more cow. I say at least one, because Bruce Posthumous released four fish today. Of those one was estimated at 220 and another was 190-200. We will count the definite cow and conservatively call the other 190.
Brian
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