Long Range Fish Report
From Royal Star Sportfishing
From Royal Star Sportfishing
Fish Report for 2-16-2015
Royal Star Fish Report
2-16-2015
Royal Star
https://www.royalstar.net
02/15/15
All business today; pure big fish preparation requiring focus and attention. Of course a bit of fun, a few hijinks, and a wealth of relaxation accompanied the effort. A bunch of stuffed shirts that take themselves too seriously these anglers are not, but there was a palpable change in tone when giant yellowfin rigging commenced; game faces were on.
Wavering down the road all day in primo, serene calm the plan was finally set in stone to the delight of all; none more so than this narrator. There are those occasions, actually more than less, when the pieces take their sweet time to fall into place. Not of particular comfort when the consequences of wrong decisions are so inconvenient such is the nature of this fishery, and why the majority of veterans at the helm of these rigs are seasoned far beyond their years.
We proceed at this point with optimism. Good weather in the forecast, good bait in the tanks, and sufficient time to achieve the objective. Late tomorrow the fishing begins. Photo's today feature another couple of long time Royal Star fishing veterans. Andy Pulido and Dave Cabot have both been here for the best of the best, and plenty of reality between high times. Beginning this voyage on a strong note these couple of "skin" were only a fraction the action for both men. Good times.
Tim Ekstrom
Photo Here...
Photo Here...
All business today; pure big fish preparation requiring focus and attention. Of course a bit of fun, a few hijinks, and a wealth of relaxation accompanied the effort. A bunch of stuffed shirts that take themselves too seriously these anglers are not, but there was a palpable change in tone when giant yellowfin rigging commenced; game faces were on.
Wavering down the road all day in primo, serene calm the plan was finally set in stone to the delight of all; none more so than this narrator. There are those occasions, actually more than less, when the pieces take their sweet time to fall into place. Not of particular comfort when the consequences of wrong decisions are so inconvenient such is the nature of this fishery, and why the majority of veterans at the helm of these rigs are seasoned far beyond their years.
We proceed at this point with optimism. Good weather in the forecast, good bait in the tanks, and sufficient time to achieve the objective. Late tomorrow the fishing begins. Photo's today feature another couple of long time Royal Star fishing veterans. Andy Pulido and Dave Cabot have both been here for the best of the best, and plenty of reality between high times. Beginning this voyage on a strong note these couple of "skin" were only a fraction the action for both men. Good times.
Tim Ekstrom
Photo Here...
Photo Here...
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