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Written by Royal Polaris
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Wednesday, 19 March 2008 21:46 |
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hello folks,and good morning to you. we started off at daylight with a stop on nice size fish, unfortunately we only landed one out of it. we saw several other spots, but it was hard to get to them in the weather because we had to go really slow in any direction but down swell. we did have another stop late in the day where we boated several hundred pound fish. weather, please calm down! ROYAL POLARIS.
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Tuesday, 18 March 2008 21:59 |
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hello folks, we started out bright and early as usual, however the relentless sea made it hard for us to look for fish effectively. we had 25-30 knots for several hours during the day, and when it did back off a little 20 knots was most welcome. we did manage to boat a couple of nicer fish late in the day with the biggest being caught by vince biondo. a tuna weighing 150. we also had a stop where the small size 20 -40 lb. tuna wanted to bite very well, but we are not targeting them, so they got a free pass on this day. hopefully we will get a break in the weather soon. billy and crew.
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Monday, 17 March 2008 22:55 |
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hello folks, we arrived at our destination before daylight. soon thereafter we would have our first stop on yellowfin. we hooked six fish the first time, 2 of which got away and the largest of the remaining being a 115 pounder. we did have a little action during the rest of the day, and the largest fish of the afternoon was don burnside with a 190. there is a sign of fish, but the weather is making it very hard to work,so for now all we can do is our best, and hope for better weather soon. billy and crew.
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Sunday, 16 March 2008 21:36 |
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Hello folks, and good morning to you. I am sorry for the lack of reports over the last couple of days. We had a computer problem, but i think we are back on line for now. Anyhow, just to get you up to speed. We departed on uur annual 18-18 trip on the morning of the 13th. We picked up a great load of bait and we are headed for points south. As we ride down things have been pretty uneventful and except for lots of wind, there is very little to report. We hope to start fishing on the 17th, and depending on what we see, we will either press on or stay in the area. We had seminars on the way down and we are all ready for battle. Hopefully, we will have a good report for you. Billy and crew of the R.P.
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Monday, 10 March 2008 09:59 |
Hello everyone,
Sorry about skipping a day on the reports.We left San Ignacio Lagoon yesterday in the afternoon, thew weather was beautiful, very little wind and small seas.They did the mangroves,whales and got to walk on the beach by the mouth of the lagoon there was lots of shells and sand dollars to see.Today we spent the day around Cedros looking at Blue Whales,Pilot Whales and Dolphins.We also did skiff trips to the Sea lion Rookeries.We will stay on the anchor for dinner and than go to San Martin Island.
Boots and the crew of the Royal Polaris
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Saturday, 08 March 2008 13:18 |
Hello everyone,
We had other great day a San Ignacio.They did a tour of the mangroves in then morning for bird watching.Then a walk on a different beach from yesterday and whale watching.The weather was good again,but the whales didn't want to let too many people touch them.Tomorrow we will do the same things with a different group going to the mangroves.
Boots and the crew of the RP
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Friday, 07 March 2008 09:47 |
Hello Everyone,
We made it into San Ignacio Lagoon this morning at 0800.The conditions were good,no problems getting in.We saw lots of whales outside of the bar as well as plenty in the Lagoon.There was plenty of good whales,some friendlies.The people got to go ashore at Punta Piedra to see the desert plants and some of the other interesting parts of this area.The weather has been nice, winds have not been a problem.The temperature has been i the 70's,and very sunny.Good-bye for now,I will update you tomorrow.
Boots and the crew of the RP
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Written by Royal Polaris
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Thursday, 06 March 2008 10:36 |
Hello Everyone,
We left on Mar.5 on our second Whale Watch trip.We spent today Mar. 6 at San Benitos,everyone went ashore for a hike.There was lots for them to see,the Elephant Seals ,Guadalupe Fur Seals,as well as birds and many of the plants were blooming.We pulledd the anchor at 1530 to head for San Ignacio Lagoon.Weather has been very nice with light winds and calm seas.I will update you tommorrow after we enter the Lagoon.
Boots and the crew of Royal Polaris
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