Our day started out strong, spotting a kelp loaded with eager biting yellows. The drift lasted over 45 minutes, with many fish released. Later this morning we fished several other kelps with yellows and dorado. A couple of fish were landed with light spinning gear, with laughs and high fives on deck. The charter master Capt Steve Talmadge keeps the energy high and attitudes upbeat throughout the day. Being an invitational charter he knows all the passengers well, most all fish with him regularly up in San Francisco.

This afternoon we had a troll strike that provided all with a bit of entertainment. A striped marlin of around 200# bit a Speedy Marauder and the fight was on. Stand up style fishing, the Shogun was drifting throughout the event. The fish was released unharmed to fight another day. This evening we are running down to Cedros to give the island our best effort tomorrow.

 

Hello everyone;

Weather today was slightly overcast, with 12 to 15 knots of breeze.

Fishing a Cedros Island was excellent on Yellowtail in the 18 to 25 pound range. We arrived to Cedros at 08:30 hours. Billy put the anchor down, but with now luck, we would have to try something different. So we pulled the anchor and started drifting, and that was the ticket to a excellent day of Yellowtail fishing. We departed Cedros at 16:00 hours and started heading north, in hopes of catching a few Albacore before we call it a trip.
 

Until tomorrow, wish us luck. The R/p crew.