Catalina Island Resort Services Proudly Presents
KENNY LOGGINS

Sunday, August 10, 2008. One Show Only
After Show Mainland transportation Available

Call: 1-800-595-4849

In a creative journey that's encompassed over three decades of hit singles and more than twelve albums exceeding platinum status, Kenny Loggins has found his way Back to Avalon for the very first time...Avalon, Santa Catalina Island.

On Sunday, August 10, 2008, Kenny Loggins and his band will be performing for the first time in the legendary Casino Ballroom, a 1929 Art Deco masterpiece that sits on the edge of beautiful Avalon Bay on Santa Catalina Island.

Raised in Southern California, Kenny has followed his musical path up and down the West Coast beginning in the 1970's.  Originally a part of the duo Loggins and Messina, he has continued to perform and record as a solo artist and has written hits for many other artists.

Highlights throughout his career include Danny's Song, A Love Song, Celebrate Me Home and another signature song, Whenever I Call You ‘Friend', a duet with Stevie Nicks.  Throughout the ‘80's and ‘90's, Kenny has also reigned as one of the most successful movie theme song composers of his era, with massive hits including I'm Alright (Caddyshack), Danger Zone (Top Gun), Nobody's Fool (Caddyshack II), the Oscar‑nominated Footloose (Footloose) and For The First Time (One Fine Day).

On his latest album, 2007's How About Now, the two‑time Grammy Award winning superstar comes home to the soulful, roots‑centric singer‑songwriter tradition that first made him a household name.  Through his music we can enjoy the ongoing flow of life with loved ones of all ages ‑ as expressed by one of contemporary music's most emotionally perceptive singer‑songwriters.  Kenny's music is an experience to be celebrated on any and every occasion.

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Hi everyone;

Once again our weather was quite pleasant. No wind and just slightly roll, because of both a south swell and a northwest swell.

Fishing was excellent. We had limits of Yellowfin tuna with the largest about 90 pounds, caught by Manfred Schiruska. There were several other fish in 55 to 80 pound category, with a few 25 to 30 pound fish. The majority of fish caught were 15 to 20 pounds. We also picked up a single Wahoo.

We are now headed to the Albacore grounds and will fish Albacore Saturday and Sunday. The R/p crew.

P.S. There is now 1 opening on the July 7th, 3 day trip, give our office a call at (619) 226-8030 and talk to Scotty or Andrea'

 

Day One
We headed out with reports of pretty meagre scratch fishing for the fleet. That being the case we started northwest of central in terms of the area being fished. We began our day in marginal weather with high hopes, but despite our efforts we weren't able to locate a school. By mid-morning we began sliding southeast towards the previous day's grounds. We made a considerable move but enjoyed the favorable course as the weather increased substantially during our journey. Eventually we began to scratch away with short jig strikes and a few bait fish. Unfortunately the weather blew up to a steady 25 knots and continued that way into the evening. All in all it was a very tough day of fishing punctuated by the weather.

Day Two
We spent the night on the sea anchor as the wind continued to blow. It never really let down the entire day as we had another round of steady 25 knots. We spent the first part of the morning working up swell despite Mother Nature's best attempts to keep us down. Not far into our travels we began to jig a few fish with one stop showing promise in terms of baitfish. We captured a handful but it was short-lived. We scratched throughout the day catching anywhere from one to seven at a time but all together it was another challenging day due in large part to the weather. There is definitely a good sign of fish over a fairly expansive area - if we catch a break from the wind there is a very good chance these fish will bite. We're out again tonight on a 1.5 day - we'll keep you posted.