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From Royal Star Sportfishing
From Royal Star Sportfishing
Fish Report for 1-31-2015
Royal Star Fish Report
1-31-2015
Royal Star
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01/30/15
Yesterday was flat poor angling so I opted not to bore the readers with a slow fishing report, we've all experienced that first hand.
Today was a different story with improving weather and conditions providing for a nice day of action. Our tally was 28yft, most of which were 50-100lbs with a couple 150's and two over two.
We are sitting tight tonight hoping its on the upswing.
Bob Furman is in today's shot with his first deuce, a respectable 241.
Photo Here...
Yesterday was flat poor angling so I opted not to bore the readers with a slow fishing report, we've all experienced that first hand.
Today was a different story with improving weather and conditions providing for a nice day of action. Our tally was 28yft, most of which were 50-100lbs with a couple 150's and two over two.
We are sitting tight tonight hoping its on the upswing.
Bob Furman is in today's shot with his first deuce, a respectable 241.
Photo Here...
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