Long Range Fish Report
From Royal Star Sportfishing

Fish Report for 1-12-2005

Royal Star Fish Report

1-12-2005
Royal Star

We had a bang 'em up start here today with three fish coming in over the two hundred pound mark and another fifteen in the one hundred forty to one hundred ninety five pound range. This is the traditional tropical big yellowfin scenario with the bulk of the action taking place in the late evening lasting well into the dark. The weather continues to work in our favor although compared to last couple of days it is a little bumpy. Honestly however we are glad for the wind as a good portion of our action yesterday came on the kite. We have a good week in this area to get our fill so with some more good luck and plenty of effort we hope to have a great time and get the job done.


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