Long Range Fish Report
From Royal Polaris Sportfishing

Fish Report for 3-20-2006

03/20/06

3-20-2006
Royal Polaris Crew

Hello everyone, weather today was beautiful. Light breeze out of the northwest, with very little seas, and clear skies. Billy gave a seminar on Tuna technique. Everyone did there final adjustments and now are ready to do battle. So wish us luck and we will report back tomorrow. The R/p crew


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