Long Range Fish Report
From Royal Polaris Sportfishing
From Royal Polaris Sportfishing
Fish Report for 3-30-2006
03/30/06
3-30-2006
Royal Polaris Crew
Hello everyone, weather today was beautiful once again. Light breeze out of the northeast, very warm and clear. The Yellowfin fishing continues to be on the slow side. We had 3 Yellowfin for our efforts today. Wahoo fishing continues to be very good. So with only a half -a -day tomorrow, we will try to finish this one with a bang. We are now trying to catch flying fish for our last morning. Bob Wolfson was top angler today with a 190 pound Yellowfin tuna. We did have a few heartbreaks today. Stan Bonillas was on the kite when a giant Yellowfin exploded on his bait. the fish made one run, then Stan's spectra broke half way down. Nick Truscott was on the kite late. Nick was doing battle with this giant, when his 7691-10/0 hook pulled, and another giant Yellowfin won it's freedom. So we are hoping things will go our way tomorrow morning, so please wish us luck and we will report back then. The R/p crew
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