Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 6-7-2005

Royal Star Fish Report

6-7-2005
Royal Star

I'd like to be able to say something nice about the fishing yesterday but I just can't do it. At present we have the dreaded combination of tough fishing and ugly weather that is making for a very challenging adventure. At this point we have no choice other that to keep plugging away hoping the weather will give us a break and the fishing will improve. There is plenty of coverage out here and we are all combining our efforts but there are certain times in fishing when our quarry sticks their noses in the mud refusing to cooperate. The one good thing I can say is that our group of anglers is handling the slow fishing like pros knowing full well that mother nature is simply in a bad mood. Hope, pray, and persevere. These are our present options and we are exercising them to the fullest.


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