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Memorial Day Open 5/27/19 Monday
May 20, 2019 San Francisco 3 photos
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We have opened boat for a morning half day Trip. Fishing is great and we are chartered till then. Memorial Day scheduled for Bay tours that start after 2:00pm. Don’t miss out on the bite! Captain Ron
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Ron Koyasako
San-francisco, California, United States
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If you are looking for a fantastic family fun-filled adventure, then you need to book with Nautilus Excursions today. Captain Ron Koyasako has been running charters for nearly 2 decades and will do his utmost to ensure you have an awesome day out on the w...

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