San Benitos pays off (080608)

Written by Royal Polaris

Wednesday, 06 August 2008 14:12

Hello everyone; We arrived to San Benitos island at 07:00 hours. We had overcast skies, with 12 knots of breeze. It was a bit cool today. The weather was not the only thing to cool off, the fishing at San Benitos was a bit slow today, but we made a decent catch out of it. Most of the Yellowtail were in the 15 to 22 pound range. We caught fish on the Yo-Yo, fly-line baits, and some on the dropper-loop. There is a big spot of big Bonito (12 to 18 pounds). We would pull up on a spot of Yellowtail, and the Bonito would move them out. So we had that problem to deal with. We ended up with 59 Yellowtail and one Dorado, and lot's of Calico Bass. We will be staying at Benitos tonight, and try our luck again tomorrow morning, so wish us luck and we will keep you posted on our events. The R/p crew. "BeNt RoDs FoR LiFe"

Kelps pay off (080508)

Written by Royal Polaris

Tuesday, 05 August 2008 15:14

Hello everyone; We had excellent weather today, with a slight breeze out of the northwest at 12 knots, clear skies, and warm. Our morning started out looking for kelps, and it didn't take long. We made our first withdrawal on Yellowtail and Dorado. We would continue to pick away at Yellowtail and Dorado on kelps for the rest of the day. Most of the Yellowtail were in the 12 to 15 pound range, with a some in the 20 to 25 catogory. We did release a few Yellowtail and Dorado because of there size (under 10 pounds). We would end up with 159 Yellowtail, 23 Dorado, and 1 Yellowfin tuna. We are now headed for San Benitos island, and will arrive around 07:00 hours. We are hoping to pick away at some larger Yellowtail. So wish us luck. The R/p crew. "BeNt RoDs FoR LiFe"

Queen of Hearts (080408)

Written by Royal Polaris

Monday, 04 August 2008 19:40

Hello everyone; We departed on our Queen of Hearts trip at 10:00 hours. The group has been fishing together for over 10 years on the Royal Polaris. Charter-master Bob & Sherry Ingles gave away teeshirts and many other prizes. We have a great load of bait and we are headed for points south. We started hitting Kelps around 17:00 hours, and it didn't take long before we found one that was holding. We didn't have a barn burner, but we did manage to put a few fish on the boat. We caught a handful of Yellowtail and Dorado (we did release a few fish also). We are now headed south again and hope to have a good day of fishing tomorrow. So wish us luck and we will keep you posted on our daily events. The R/p crew (Billy, Dharyl, Jesus, Rafeal, Eddie, Cole, Jim, and James). "BeNt RoDs FoR LiFe"

REPORT FOR SATURDAY 8/2

Written by Royal Polaris Office

Sunday, 03 August 2008 07:57

Hi Everyone! Perfect weather and our passengers are having a wonderful time. We caught limits of Yellowtail; with 47 yellowtail in the 30# to 40# range, and great Calico Bass fishing. Sunday we'll be fishing Kelp patties and heading north. The crew of the Royal Polaris Hi Everyone! Perfect weather and our passengers are having a wonderful time. We caught limits of Yellowtail; with 47 yellowtail in the 30# to 40# range, and great Calico Bass fishing. Sunday we’ll be fishing Kelp patties and heading north. The crew of the Royal Polaris

Guadalupe

Written by Royal Polaris

Thursday, 31 July 2008 17:36

Hi Folks, We arrived at Guadalupe Island at 9:30am. Weather continues to be excellent and as many of you know Guadalupe is a fun and beautiful island to fish. We spent the day fishing the North end of the island and found it to be tough scratchy fishing. We caught 24 big yellowtail and one thirty pound yellowfin tuna. Some of the yellows were pushing 45+ pounds. At dark we caught a tank of bait and we are now headed to the south end of the island where we plan to fish the day on Friday. Wish us luck! -RP Crew

Aug 1

Written by Royal Polaris Office

Saturday, 02 August 2008 08:31

Hello Folks. Our weather continues to be excellent however it was another tough day fishing here at Guadalupe Island. We hooked up 6 yellowfin in the morning and landed 3 - the largest was a 50 pounder landed by Mike Coblentz of Long Island, New York. We also caught 13 large yellowtail before leaving the Island shortly after lunch. We are now headed for Cedros where we hope to get some good numbers..Wish us luck!! The Royal Polaris crew Hello Folks… Our weather continues to be excellent however it was another tough day fishing here at Guadalupe Island. We hooked up 6 yellowfin in the morning and landed 3 - the largest was a 50 pounder landed by Mike Coblentz of Long Island, New York. We also caught 13 large yellowtail before leaving the Island shortly after lunch. We are now headed for Cedros where we hope to get some good numbers….Wish us luck!! The Royal Polaris crew

July 31

Written by Royal Polaris Office

Friday, 01 August 2008 13:24

Hello folks We have gorgeous weather at Guadalupe Island though the fishing is very tough. We have 24 yellowtail and 1 yellowfin so far. The only conciliation - the yellowtail are up to 48 pounds with all most all of them over 30 pounds. We are going to catch bait tonight and give Guadalupe another try on Friday. The crew of the Royal Polaris Hello folks We have gorgeous weather at Guadalupe Island though the fishing is very tough. We have 24 yellowtail and 1 yellowfin so far. The only conciliation - the yellowtail are up to 48 pounds with all most all of them over 30 pounds. We are going to catch bait tonight and give Guadalupe another try on Friday. The crew of the Royal Polaris

7/30 - Royal Polaris

Written by Royal Polaris Office

Thursday, 31 July 2008 08:28

We departed at 10:30 on the limited load passenger trip. Our 21 passengers are experiencing beautiful weather and calm seas. We found 1 kelp patty and picked up 13 Yellowtail, 7 Dorado and 1 Yellowfin tuna. We will arrive at Guadalupe Island at 0900 hours on Thursday. The crew of the Royal Polaris

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