The Pacific Voyager returned from their 2 day trip with limits of Bluefin Tuna (60), and 1 Yellowtail.
The Polaris Supreme has limits of Bluefin Tuna for their Three Day trip, along with 40 Yellowtail and 19 Dorado.
The Tribute has limits of Bluefin Tuna for their 2 Day trip! They are on the hunt for other species and will have a final report at the dock tomorrow morning!
New Seaforth Half Day
The New Seaforth AM and PM half-day trips have been seeing excellent action on a fun mix of bass, barracuda, and bonito with opportunities at quality yellowtail mixed in as well. Anglers should come prepared with a 15-25 lb live bait setup and hooks size #2's and #4's with the smaller size anchovies lately. Surface irons and stick baits have been good response, while tube baits and fluke-style plastics continue to be great options when targeting bass and bonito. Rod rentals and licenses are available at the landing when checking for your trip. The New Seaforth is a definite run everyday this upcoming week on all AM, PM, and Twilight trips. Come on down for a great time on the water.
Sea Watch 3/4 Day
The Sea Watch has had great local fishing lately and fishing on the local grounds continues to be very productive, and plenty of opportunity for bass, barracuda, and bonito! Best to bring a live bait setup with 15- 25 lb test and #2 and #4 hooks for the smaller bait currently. Surface irons, colt snipers, and tube style plastics have also been producing quality fish. The Sea Watch departs daily at 7:00 AM and returns at 4:00 PM. Rod rentals and fishing licenses are available at check-in. We are a definite run every day this week!
San Diego Full Day
The San Diego is heading offshore for tomorrow 8/11, they will be targeting Tuna, Yellowtail, and Dorado. The bait has been on the smaller side so it is recommended to bring your favorite lighter live bait rod with 15-25lb fluorocarbon with #2 and #4 size hooks. The next open party available is the first week of September for the San Diego. Make those reservations to secure your spot.
