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http://www.royalpolaris.comWeather continues to come down, but we still don\'t have our flat calm seas, and clear skies. We had 12 to 15 knots of breeze, with overcast skies, but still warm. We started in the same area as yesterday, we had good action on 18 to 30 pound Yellowfin tuna, with a few going over 60 pounds. We had a good stop on Dorado, with limits for all aboard. We are now headed north, and should arrive to Alijos rocks around 12:00 hours. We are hoping to top our catch off with some Wahoo and larger Yellowfin tuna, but we shall see tomorrow. So wish us luck and we will keep you posted on our daily events. The R/p crew. Shout Outs: Bruce says hi to Brandea, Bailey, and Makaura \"Go Beavs\" Sophie, always thinking of you....It not the same without you, love Ray
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Hello everyone; Our weather continues to be overcast skies, with 15 to 18 knots of breeze, but warm. Even though the weather continues to be not so nice, the fishing was excellent today. We had limit style fishing on 18 to 22 pound Yellowfin, and another group in the 35 to 50 pound range. We will try to make a couple of tanks of bait tonight, but with the full moon coming on, things could be a bit tough. But we are......
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Hello everyone; That\\\\\\\'s the word for today, \\\\\\\"Rain\\\\\\\". We had a very tough night of weather, with 25 plus knots of breeze, 8 to 10 foot seas, and about 6 inch of rain. But once the sun came up, things cleared up some. We fished the lower banks, with only a few Dorado and Wahoo caught, the ocean is a bit confused, hopefully things will clear up soon, because our passengers are hungry for fish. So with that note, wish us luck......
