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Fish Report for 7-15-2011

Royal Star Fish Report

7-15-2011
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We traveled up for the morning arriving at our fishing destination shortly after lunch. Our first anchor job produced good calico fishing and a few shots at premium size yellowtail. The weather was flat calm and the scenery stunning. After a couple of hours the fish backed off and we went looking. In the late afternoon we found what we were looking for, more flat calm water with biting bass. We stayed on the anchor catching and releasing until after sunset. We then had dinner and broke our gear down. We will be traveling up tomorrow.

Royal Star veteran Bob Ryan pulled this premium yellow out of our first bass bite.

Brian

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