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http://www.tributesportfishing.comHello Anglers, Hello Anglers and welcome to beautiful day aboard the Excel. Today was the day for Albacore, and lots of them. We started off a little slow in the morning, but the lull didn't last long. We started with a couple of strikes here and there until about lunch. And of course when the cooks make the lunch call... We all know that is when the bite is going to start (well it seems to work that way quite a lot.) We started our first good bite with a three way jig strike, which turned in to a stop for 146 quality Albacore. The fish were biting right on the corner, eating heavy line, yo yo jigs, and swim baits like Fish Traps. Actually, they bit everything. With most of the fish between 22 to 25 pounds, 146 of them isn't all that easy. Some of the fish were as big as 30 pounds. We couldn't travel more than a few minutes without a jig strike, and it wasn't long before we had our limits for our happy anglers. So after all of those Albacore what are we to do? We are now on our way to Guadalupe Island for a possibility at some night time Yellowtail and a morning of fishing the north end for Tuna. The nice weather should make for a pleasurable ride home tomorrow and comfortable conditions for our Prime Rib dinner. Mike Pritchard. P.S. I'm sorry that we don't have pictures from today, our camera seems to have a mind of its own.
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Hello Anglers, Today we woke up with winds up to 45 knots blowing straight off the beach at Abreojos.After trying a couple drifts over some rocks that sometimes produce good yellows and groupers,we called it unfishable and headed toward Hipolito.When we arrived at Hipolito,there was good sign of yellowtail and small tuna.We were able to boat about 50 yellowtail and 20 tuna for our day.I think you could do really good on the yellows except that there is an overwhelming amount......
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Hello Anglers, Sorry for the delay on our update, the satellite system was acting up. We spent our last day in choppy weather trying to catch some fatso albacore. We had a little luck in the afternoon where we were able to scratch out a day. We didn't load up, but every one was a giant. Around 1900, we called it a trip and put it on course for San Diego. JUSTIN ......
