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Written by Brandon Kreutel
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Sunday, 20 April 2008 10:53 |
And away we go wish us luck. Big D will take over from here
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Written by Brandon Kreutel
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Sunday, 20 April 2008 09:29 |
Well we are currently taking on a beautiful load of bait. I will
report in when we are underway.
Day at the docks is just getting started so grab rhe family and come
on down.
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Coming home slow (041708) |
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Thursday, 17 April 2008 19:20 |
Hello everyone;
Coming home, we are moving north, but at a very slow speed. We have a down hill current, and it's keeping our speed to a pace of a turtle. Weather today was good for traveling, with a slight breeze out of the north, and very little seas. The crew was busy getting the boat ready for next trip, and our passengers just relaxed our justed watched a movie or two. We will keep you posted on our ETA, but for now, we will be late. So until tomorrow, wish us luck. The R/p crew.
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Wednesday, 16 April 2008 18:56 |
Hello everyone;
We arrived to Cabo in the early morning hours. It didn't take long for our passengers flying home to get cleared. We spent a few hours in town, and then headed for home. The weather in Cabo San Lucas, HOT!!! We had clear skies, and 12 to 15 knots of breeze, but traveling up is ok. We will keep you posted on our upcoming events. The R/p crew.
"Bent Rods For Life"
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 13:08 |
Hi folks;
We are now traveling to Cabo San Lucas, and the weather is spectacular. A light breeze, no whitecaps and sunny.
Our passengers spent the morning breaking down their tackle and cleaning gear. Most are now reading, watching a movie, or taking a nap.
On yesterdays report, I neglected to mention that Keith Patterson had a 198.6 pound Yellowfin tuna.
We ended our trip with a total of 184 Yellowfin tuna, and 172 Wahoo. Obviously a sensational catch for an outstanding group of passengers. Our thanks to Steve "Blackcloud" Tsujiuchi and Bill Nakaki for organizing the trip and to Don Kuroye and YO's tackle for sponsoring rods for each passenger, along with many other gifts. Next years trip will be a fly down/fly back trip so if you are interested, call Scotty at our office, (619) 226-8030 to book your trip. The R/p crew.
"Bent Rods For Life"
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Monday, 14 April 2008 16:53 |
Hi folks;
Weather was sunny and the seas flat calm. It was absolutely a beautiful day to be on the water.
Our last stop today was one that many of our passengers will remember for a long time. We had free swimming Yellowfin going under the bow and all around the whole boat. There were also hundreds of Sharks. At one point I watched a 175 pound fish jump right over a Shark's back to beat him to the Sardine. For at least one hour we watched these fish in what seemed to be a giant aquarium.
Now the best part is that we did not lose one fish to the Sharks. That's right not one fish today was malled. We had one fish with a bite out of him. How did we do it? Roy Rose has come up with another invention. We are going to keep it a secret for now. It is called the Shark detractor (patent pending).
If you want to see it work, you will just have to book a trip on the Royal Polaris.
We boated 37 fish today, from 75 to 222.4 pounds. Sue Beck had the 222.4 and it was one of the meanest fish I have seen in a long time. It nearly spooled a 50W. Gary Edwards also had a big day with a 188, 175, and a 165 pound Yellowfin tuna.
If you are interested in the Nakaki/Tsujiuchi trip next year it will be a 12 day fly down/fly back once again by Blackwater and YO's Tackle. The R/p crew.
"Bent Rods Are Here" [:{)
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Things are looking good (041308) |
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Sunday, 13 April 2008 16:53 |
Hi folks;
A sensational day of fishing and beautiful weather. 40 Yellowfin tuna from 75 to 195 pounds. Almost all fish over 100 pounds, with many at 150 to 160 pounds.
Bill Golder 194.3 and 183.6 pounds
Gary Edwards 2 fish at 170 pounds
Susan Beck 170 and 120 pounds
Richard Losey 170 and 160 pounds
John Wichman 165 pounds
I am sure that all of over anglers caught at least 2 fish today, including Steve Tsujiuchi. Grant Heishima had 3 fish in the 120 pound catogory. We will report again tomorrow. Please enjoy the photos. the R/p crew.
"Bent Rods For Life"
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Things look good (041208) |
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Saturday, 12 April 2008 14:46 |
Hi folks;
Our first day at Clarion was quite rewarding. The weather is beautiful and the seas calm.
Today we fished 7 to 10 miles off Clarion island mainly finding small bunches of Porpoise, carrying some nice fish. We caught 25 Yellowfin tuna for the day. Some highlights were Bill McCarty's 195 and 174 pound Yellowfin tuna, Bruce Wheeler's 280.6 pound Yellowfin tuna, Steve "Black-cloud" Tsujiuchi's 215 pound Yellowfin tuna, and Gary Edwards 175 pound Yellowfin tuna. The rest of the fish were pretty much 75 to 150 pounds. We are hoping for another nice day tomorrow. The R/p crew.
P.S. Butch, Steve Franco says he misses you.
"Bent Rods For Life"
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