Royal Star Fish Report

Fish Report for 6-19-2005

Royal Star Fish Report

6-19-2005
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Not exactly the ending we were hoping for in the weather department but the fishing made up for it in the morning with a couple of decent shots at albacore to complete our variety list this voyage. On that note we couldn't be more pleased with the fishing results on this June eight day that featured seven days of fishing time and the amazing fact that we made a good catch of fish every day. For variety, fishing time, quality, and quantity one could never hope for a better long range fishing trip. We are arriving at Fisherman's Landing today and as reported, Captain "gets 'em every time" Toussaint will be at the helm. Look for Randy's reports to continue in a couple of days.

Benitos evening yellowtail action.JPG
Corey doesn't look too anguished over his sacrifice.JPG
Corey with a victory to his credit.JPG
Don having a good time practicing what he came for.JPG
Father son team Greg and Jacob Lafferty.JPG
Here is a rare shot of a mother daughter team with Phyllis Tiernan.JPG
Hot action at the rail.JPG
Jacob Lafferty with a prize, sixty five pound class bluefin.JPG
Lady angler Toni Johnson engaged in her first battle.JPG
Lonnie with a nice yellowtail.JPG
Pro angler Ying Lee with one of his trophy yellowtail.JPG
Rick Sweetster with his 108 pound trophy bluefin.JPG
Roger in action at the rail.JPG
Royal Star angler Charlie Ristorcelli in action.JPG
Royal Star favorite Mike Norenberg.JPG
Tina with her prize.JPG
Veteran angler Pete Tiernan enjoying the moment.JPG
Vince with a nice Alijos yellowtail.JPG

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