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http://www.royalpolaris.comDay four and still chugging along in some of the calmest seas you’ll ever encounter. Add to that a cloudless sky and a bright warm sun and you’ve got everything you’d ever want from a fishing trip except actually fishing. That will change sometime after breakfast tomorrow when finally we’ll get around to the real reason we’re out here, which of course is the pursuit of tuna and other game fish. Believe it or not, it took until almost lunch today before Jonathan made his final decision as to where we will start off.
Most fishing trips anywhere else in the world would be about over by now and here we are just now figuring out where to begin! The heading (South)was a given all along but staying in touch and cooperating with other long range boats all factor in as to where our best chances lie. It’s all part of what makes these trips such a unique experience. By tomorrow this time hopefully I’ll be describing all kinds of action, you’ll just have to check back and see.
Jack finally woke up today and remembered that thanks are owed to other contributors towards the trip, namely Izorline, Salas Lures, Calstar Rods, Cousins Rods, and Seeker Rods. Their contributions will be revealed as the trip progresses, but I speak for all when I say it’s greatly appreciated.
Papa sends hugs and kisses to Brooklyn and Kenadie
POEM OF THE DAY
It says plug it in and then jerk it
But no one could possibly work it
Beware tackle buyer
“The Electric Flyer”
In water will quickly short circuit.
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Day 3; and still moving on down the line. The big weather warm up we were waiting for arrived today in full force. Somewhere along the line we changed from sweat shirts to shirts off and we’re all loving it! We had to pass by Alijos anyway, so Capt. Jonathan gave it a quick drive by, and darned if Bob Ramirez didn’t manage to find a single wahoo (aka. future fish enchilada) for the galley. Other than that, there......
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Hello everyone; Everything is great and all are well on this the second day of travelling. We’re still waiting for the big warm up weather wise and although the sun is shining bright, sweat shirts are the order of the day for now. Another few hundred miles and no doubt things will be different. Seas are choppy, but we are headed in the right direction for them and not bothered at all. We had a wahoo seminar after......
