Long Range Fish Report
From Royal Star Sportfishing
From Royal Star Sportfishing
Fish Report for 7-24-2011
We arrived to Guadalupe this afternoon after a beautiful ride out and were greeted by a nice show on quality tuna. A classic Lupe bite ensued after we got the anchor down in that you had to work at it, but those who did were rewarded with a quality tuna or yellow. With good sign of tuna and a nice start in the hatch we are hunkered down here for the night looking forward to the next few days.
I would expect this bite to continue to develop through the Summer as the water warms up, give Tracy a call if your thinking of getting back out to fish Lupe as we have openings sprinkeled on upcoming trips which are poised to take advantage of this fishing.
Jim Nomura is in today's shot with one of his 60lb yft from this afternoon.
Photo Here...
I would expect this bite to continue to develop through the Summer as the water warms up, give Tracy a call if your thinking of getting back out to fish Lupe as we have openings sprinkeled on upcoming trips which are poised to take advantage of this fishing.
Jim Nomura is in today's shot with one of his 60lb yft from this afternoon.
Photo Here...
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