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That big ship ....Royal
Is that a overnight -week set up to go on? Wouldnt mind seeing some prices on that...and how to make reservations if needed.
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mcfez
That big ship ....Royal
Is that a overnight -week set up to go on? Wouldnt mind seeing some prices on that...and how to make reservations if needed. |
I am sure Royal Polaris Sportfishing has a website. From what I understand they are a long range charter company out of San Diego----and quite
expensive, but I guess expensive is not an objective statement. 
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pescador
It is interesting about the look in the photos and not see a lot of smiles. I fish with the local fishermen all summer and it is literally like
being in the middle of a party all day long since they laugh, chide each other, share food from boat to boat and generally have a wonderful day on the
water with lots of jokes and fun. Now that the tourists are coming back in hordes they were out on the reef for a days fishing and there were some
nice yellowtail being caught, but it blew me away to look at the snowbirds who all looked like they had been sucking lemons all day. They had cursory
short waves, looked plain frustrated when someone else caught a fish (wonder who that might be) and generally looked like they were having a bad hair
day.
I think I would prefer to be in the middle of the pangueros anytime.
[Edited on 11-1-2010 by Pescador]
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Smiles---interesting. Steve may be correct about the work part being a part of some of the lack of smiles. When we are photographing birthday and
other parties around here, we have no problem with people smiling.
But when we are taking photos for the webpage, the business owner can be lauging away and the minute the "official" picture is to be taken, some
quickly become very "business like", very serious looking.
So these same guys may have been smiling, laughing, etc., that is until the camera came out.
Since I did not take the photos, this is all speculation. 
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DianaT
| Quote: | Originally posted by mcfez
That big ship ....Royal
Is that a overnight -week set up to go on? Wouldnt mind seeing some prices on that...and how to make reservations if needed. |
I am sure Royal Polaris Sportfishing has a website. From what I understand they are a long range charter company out of San Diego----and quite
expensive, but I guess expensive is not an objective statement.
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Each trip is "about $5,000"....
www.royalpolaris.com
Should be www.holy-cow.com!
Tony Reyes goes for around $1000 per trip
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msteve1014
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The RP ain't no Tony Reyes trip. It's a 5 start hotel that floats to where you can find fish. The trips are priced by the day, and start at much less
than $5000. They don't target triggerfish and pinto bass.
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