June 1, 2025

Fish counts for boats that returned today!

Excellent fishing this past couple of days!!!

Legend – 3 Day : 38 Bluefin Tuna

Excalibur – 2.5 Day : 32 Bluefin Tuna

Horizon – 2 Day :20 Bluefin Tuna, 217 Rockfish, 35 Red Rockfish, , 2 Sheephead

Old Glory – 2 Day : 8 Bluefin up to 120 pounds, 112 Rockfish and 7 Bonito

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May 31, 2025

On the water report:

The Horizon on their 1st of 2 days have 20 Bluefin Tuna (most are 100+ pounds!) with fish still hanging!

This week’s 1.5 Day and longer trips:

June 1st.

Poseidon – 2 Day – Click here to book

June 3rd.

Spirit of Adventure – 2 Day – Click here to book

Poseidon – 2 Day – Click here to book

Top Gun 80 – 2.5 Day – Click here to book

Legend – 2.5 Day – Click here to book

Excalibur – 3 Day – Click here to book

June 4th.

Horizon – 1.5 Day – Click here to book

June 5th.

Producer – 2 Day – Click here to book

Poseidon – 2.5 Day – Click here to book

June 6th.

Horizon – 1.5 Day – Click here to book

Excalibur – 2 Day – Click here to book

Old Glory – 2 Day – Click here to book

 


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Nature Cruise April 10, 2011

April 10, 2011

Shortly after leaving the dock, passengers joining Museum Whalers Judy and Diane
on board the Bright and Morning Star were able to see a couple of the Navy’s
Atlantic bottlenose dolphins on a training exercise in San Diego Bay.  Heading
to the Los Coronados Islands, some young common dolphins were seen enjoying
Sunday morning brunch.  A small school of Mola Mola’s was noted, followed by
sightings of a couple of larger Mola’s.   The blows of whales were soon spotted,
and everyone got to observe three humpback whales.  Soon the whales were chased
by a pod of offshore bottlenose dolphins…..though the whales didn’t breach
this morning, the dolphins certainly did!   All were delighted with the elephant
seals, harbor seals and sea lions which populate three of the four Islands, and
of course the myriad of sea birds.    One couple from the East coast exclaimed
they had been on many whale watches, but they did not compare with the relaxing
nature of this cruise as well as the sightings of all the marine mammals.
Another passenger from Chicago said she would be sure to return to San Diego
and go out on another Nature Cruise.  As always, this was a great day on the
water.

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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