Seaforth Sportfishing Fish Counts
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1717 Quivira Road, San Diego, CA 92109


(619) 224-3383




Update for Jun. 29, 2026 8:16 AM

Monday Updates


Sunday Twilight

  • The New Seaforth's Twilight Trip finished with 40 calico bass (100 released), 1 bonito, 3 barracuda, 1 rockfish, and 2 white seabass (6 released).

Sunday Recap

Sunday Returning Trips

  • The Pacifica returned from their 1.5 day with 3 Yellowtail.
  • The Aztec finished up their 2 day with 21 Yellowtail, and 13 Ling cod.
  • The Voyager returned this evening from a 2 day with 20 Yellowtail, 15 Barracuda, 56 Rockfish, 2 Lings, and 1 Sand Bass.
  • The Polaris Supreme finished their 3 Day trip with 91 Bluefin Tuna and 10 Yellowtail.
  • The Pacific Voyager also on a 3 Day trip checked in with 14 Bluefin up to 100lbs and 27 Yellowtail!

Sunday San Diego Full Day

  • The San Diego ended their Full Day Coronado Islands trip with 52 Yellowtail, 15 Calico Bass, and 40 Rockfish. Come prepared with a 25lb live bait rod and a heavier setup to fish a yo yo jig on 40/50lb. For terminal tackle have some 3/4 oz rubber core or sliding egg sinkers with #2 hooks.

New Seaforth Half Day Report

  • The New Seaforth had an action packed trip with some fun Calico Bass fishing with some flashes of White Seabass! They finished up their 1/2 day trips total with 9 total Seabass! Recent trips have produced a fun mix of Calico Bass, Barracuda, and Bonito, with several solid opportunities to connect with Yellowtail and White Seabass as well. For the best results, bring a 20–30 lb live bait setup and a selection of plastics for the Calico Bass bite. Don't miss out—check the schedule and book your trip today!

Sea Watch 3/4 Day

  • The Sea Watch 3/4 Day trip finished up with 1 Yellowtail, 61 Calico Bass, 2 Bonito, 2 Barracuda, 4 Sand Bass, 5 Rockfish, 4 Sheephead, and 1 Sculpin.

Saturday Evening Twilight

  • The New Seaforth returned from their Twilight trip with 35 calico bass (75 released), 1 sand bass, 3 rockfish, 6 whitefish, 2 sculpin and 1 white seabass