Sorry about the report yesterday but we did not have signal on the satellite. Anyways, our trying something something different did not quite work out the way we had hoped. We pulled into a beautiful island and couldn't see it. The fog had us completely socked in. I could barely make out the stern of the boat from the wheelhouse. It was that bad. That should have been our cue to leave. Instead we found a clear spot and went to sleep hoping it would lift at dawn. It thinned out a little is all. We spent the morning looking at the one end of the island we could see at and unfortunely we did not see much life. After a little while we headed offshore again looking for some fun. We ended up scratching together a decent day and everybody had a good time. At least thats what they told me. We finished up the day with an excellent veal cutlet dinner that put everybody down early As for today, Monday, we did a repeat of the first two days. We were offshore fishing kelps. The two stars!?? of the day, and the trip for that matter, were Tanner and Zach Plott. The two youngest anglers on board. Those two kids were hooked up at every stop. We had really good action on the yellowtail and dorado. That goes for the day and the trip as a whole. We are headed home now and looking forward to a big prime rib dinner tonight and a nice leisurely ride home. The weather this week has been absolutely great (except for the fog that one day) a light breeze and glass water. Seeyou tomorrow at the docks.