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http://www.royalpolaris.comIt was another beautiful, hot, sunny day with more tuna coming aboard up to 160 pounds. A few more wahoo also came around and decided to stay for the ride home. Fishing starts daily here around 3 AM and doesn’t stop until the sun goes down. It makes for long and tiring days, but you’ll hear no complaints as we are all doing what we love. The food continues to be plentiful, imaginative, and delectable, with Tom and Joe seeming to outdo themselves every day. The action was a slow scratch both on the kite and on bait but we are steadily putting together a good trip and it’s far from over. We are staying put for now and will hope for a re- do tomorrow. There continues to be action for all and nothing but smiles and laughter in between the yawns. Good fishing and good times lay ahead for tomorrow which will be the grand opening of the RSW hold, which will encourage us that much more.
POEM OF THE DAY
The whale goes potty where they send her
She needs someone to defend her
I think it’s quite lame
Just because of her name
The SPERM whale must use transgender.
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Today we began tuna fishing in earnest. It turned out to be an excellent day with every one pulling on fish and a darn good time all around. Tuna were divided into two classes, 80# to 120# and 140# to 180# with one cow (so far) which weighed 217 pounds caught by Jim Sharp on the kite. As you should remember, Jim’s son Tim (aka The Kid) who is on his first long range, proved again that he’s got a......
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This is Larry from St. Louis (aka the guy who does the poems) and hopefully I will be doing the daily reports for the rest of this Izorline 18 day trip. We’ve been experiencing technical difficulties getting the reports out and I already did several which either didn’t get out or got lost in cyberspace We think we’ve got a work around, and if you’re reading this it must have worked. I’ll try and briefly bring you up to......
