| Shogun - Yellowtail Island's Working by Bill Roecker |
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Thu Jul 02 2009, 01:13PM
“If you can't tell by the recent reports,” wrote second skipper Bruce Smith June 30, “I love Cedros Island. And 99% of the passengers we bring here leave with the same feeling. When you cast a surface iron in front of a breezer of large yellowtail and then watch as fifteen yellows from that school peel off and follow your iron to the boat before crushing it at your feet, how could you not like this place?
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| Independence From The Bridge |
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Thu Jul 02 2009, 07:00AM
The weather looks good, so wish us good luck that we get on'em. The Indy boys The Independence has openings on some great upcoming trips. CLICK HERE for a full schedule then call 619-226-6006 to book your trip. |
| Intrepid From The Bridge |
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Thu Jul 02 2009, 06:57AM
"The Intrepid Team" The Intrepid has opening on up coming trips. |
| The Rooster Report |
| Royal Polaris - Tough Day |
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Wed Jul 01 2009, 07:06AM
Our weather today was ok today for the most part with mostly cloudy skies and anywhere from 10 to 15 knots of breeze. This afternoon it did pick up a bit more but it has since laid down making for a comfortable ride home. Fishing today was very slow. We did find several beautiful kelps but unfortunately only one produced just a handful of yellowtail. Tuna fishing was very tough as well with only a couple of jig strikes for our efforts. We will arrive at Fisherman�s Landing at 0600 hours tomorrow morning for a quick turn around on a three day trip. We will be sure to keep you posted. Wish us luck. For a complete season schedule on the Royal Polaris CLICK HERE then call 619-226-8030 for more information and to book your trip. |
| They Got Big Shoulders by Bill Roecker |
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Tue Jun 30 2009, 03:04PM
His last report came Sunday, June 28. It read, “The morning started off with great fishing on the nicer 30-pound-plus yellows. In the afternoon it was really wide open on the 16 to 18-pounders. Justin also landed a nice halibut. And still, our weather is absolutely gorgeous.” Phil Dudley of Huntington Beach won first place for a 38.2-pound yellowtail. It bit a sardine on a 4/0 ringed Mustad hook tied to 50-pound Seaguar fluorocarbon leader and 65-pound Izorline Spectra. He fished with a Penn Baja Special reel and a Pacifica six-foot rod.
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| Excel Sportfishing - 52 Tuna And 44 Yellowtail |
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Tue Jun 30 2009, 07:50AM
Our first day of fishing was a success with 52 tuna and 44 yellowtail going in the RSW well. We even caught a 50 pound bigeye tuna as well. Most of the tuna were in the 40-60 pound class with a few bigger and a few smaller. The grade of the yellows were nice as too. The hot sticks today were Jan Howard and Steve Alexander who both seemed like they were hooked up all day. We will stay the night on the anchor and do it all again tomorrow.
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| Shogun From The Bridge |
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Tue Jun 30 2009, 07:48AM
For a complete Shogun Schedule CLICK HERE then call 619-226-8030 for more information and to book your trip. |
| Intrepid From The Bridge |
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Tue Jun 30 2009, 07:45AM
The Intrepid has opening on up coming trips. |
| Point Loma Sportfishing - First Time Out by Bill Roecker |
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Mon Jun 29 2009, 01:24PM
“We had pretty steady action in the lee of the island,” Ray told dock reporter Bill Roecker at the landing scales. “We got near-limits of yellowtail. The most common rig was 40-pound line with the yoyo or the surface jig or a flylined sardine. The 7X jig was best in blue and white or scrambled eggs color.”
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| Intrepid at The Rocks |
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Mon Jun 29 2009, 07:22AM
We turned around yesterday and departed with the Mike Shirer group. After relaxing, rigging, tackle seminars, and preparing for tomorrows fishing we are pumped up and excited to see what the Rocks have in store for us this go around. Everyone enjoyed the days in various ways and stuffed ourselves on Javiers fine cuisine. Our E.T.A for Alijos is 7:30am. Wish us luck. The Intrepid has opening on up coming trips. |
| The Rooster Report |
| Fishermans Landing - Polaris Supreme Update |
| The Rooster Report |
| Point Loma Sportfishing The AA Report |