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http://www.royalpolaris.comHi folks;
Our traveling is quite smooth, however we are pleased that we are not going the opposite direction. Wind is 18 to 20 knots. Out of the Northwest with clear skies and a water temperature of 74.75 degrees.
We did our last seminar this morning on fighting Yellowfin tuna techniques, going over safety issues and how to actually go to the tank and properly hook a bait.
We will arrive at Hurricane bank at 10:00 hours, Saturday morning and we are keeping our fingers crossed that we will have some good fishing. The R/p crew.
P.S. April 20th trip sponsored by SDlongrange.com and Accurate reels only has 13 passengers. Its a great time to fish with a light load. Call our office if you are interested (619) 226-8030.
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Hi folks; Weather was overcast all day with 15 to 18 knots of breeze on our tail. We did a seminar on fishing Yellowfin tuna and anglers spent the rest of the day getting their gear ready. Most passengers also found time for a good movie. Blackwater and Nikaki/Tsujiuchi gave away some Blackwater tee-shirts and some fluorocarbon. All is well aboard as we continue south. The R/p crew. "Bent Rods For Life" ......
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Hi folks; Our weather was a bit cold last night and early this morning, however by 10:00 hours it was quite sunny and definitely shorts weather. We had a short seminar this morning on Wahoo fishing, making Wahoo bait leaders, and then on making all 3 kinds of kite leaders. Those who needed reels filled with spectra were also taken care of and the spectra was put on their reels properly. The crew helped passengers until 15:30 hours, and now most are......
