Fish Report, and We Have a Winner

Fishing is pounding along. While no one is catching 15 dorado a day, perhaps it is because the average fish is over 30 pounds. Although the water is still just a bit cold we're getting a lot of stripers, a few blues, wahoo, dorado, a few dog snapper, and every third day or so some tuna. Ice chests are full, weather is getting warmer, and folks is happy. We ran, for the month of June, a tournament to help out the schools in Los Planos, that little town with all the street lights that we drive through on the way to the beach. Well, the results are in, and I'd like to thank those of you who entered, those that just made donations, and those that thought about it. We'll do it again next year. 1st Place Frank Palstring with a 179 lb. yellow fin tuna, he wins a 4 night/3 day fishing trip for 2. 2nd Place Bill Brill with a 64 lb, dorado, he wins a 3 night/ 2 day fishing trip for 2. 3rd Place Mark Brome with a 53lb. dorado, and he wins a free day of fishing for 2. Special Honorable Mention goes to Ralph Carasco, because he is Ralph Carasco. He wins our admiration and awe. Thanks to all who helped. David