Fisherman's Landing Fish Report for 9-6-2012
Thursday Update #3
- Sep 6, 2012

Thursday Update #3
9-6-2012
by Fishermans Landing Staff
(619) 221-8500
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Update from the fleet:
1130: FORTUNE called in with 122 Yellowfin tuna and 27 Dorado at 100 miles out.
1130: CONDOR is now up to 100+ mixed fish for the day.
1030: CONDOR called in with 80+ mixed fish variety of Bluefin and Yellowfin tuna with flat calm weather.
0830: PACIFIC QUEEN called in with 33 Yellowfin tuna and 24 Dorado to start out their morning.
Returned to the docks:
ISLANDER off 2.5 day trip with 22 Yellowtail, 132 Yellowfin and 116 Dorado for 29 anglers.
PACIFIC DAWN off 2.5 day trip with 37 Yellowtail, 3 Bluefin, 100 Yellowfin and 30 Dorado for 10 anglers.
DOLPHIN 2 off an overnight trip with 31 Bluefin (16 of them ranging between 60-90lbs!), 4 Yellowfin tuna and 7 Dorado for 23 anglers.
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