September 2, 2026

ON THE WATER REPORT:

The Old Glory called in with LIMITS of Yellowfin Tuna from their overnight trip for the second trip in a row!!! Click HERE to book your next trip on the Old Glory!

 

The Producer called in with 50 Yellowfin Tuna this morning, with reports of the fish liking live bait and Colt snipers! Click HERE to book your spot on the Producer!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

September 1, 2026

Old Glory called in with LIMITS of yellowfin from their overnight trip!!! 


The fishing is heating up at H&M Landing! As we head into the remainder of the week, San Diego’s offshore and coastal fisheries continue to provide anglers with plenty of opportunities.

Our boats are seeing strong yellowfin tuna action offshore, with the Old Glory returning from an overnight trip with 65 yellowfin tuna, along with yellowtail, dorado and skipjack tuna. The Grande also put together an impressive full-day offshore trip with 95 yellowfin tuna, plus yellowtail, dorado and skipjack.

The offshore bite continues to show plenty of variety. H&M’s Nautilus is currently reporting limits of yellowfin tuna along with dorado on the first day of its 2.5-day trip. The Ranger 85 recently returned from a 2.5-day trip with 53 bluefin tuna, along with calico bass, dorado, yellowfin tuna and yellowtail.

Closer to home, the inshore fishing remains productive as well. The Malihini recently reported yellowtail, calico bass, sand bass, bonito and a bullet tuna, while the Premier has been finding very good yellowtail and bonito fishing on its half-day trips.

Come join us at H&M Landing and see what’s biting!

H&M Landing
2803 Emerson Street
San Diego, CA 92106
(619) 222-1144

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Nature Cruise April 23, 2011

April 23, 2011

Breezy, white-capping conditions in the morning thwarted attempts to see
dolphins and whales as the Nature Cruise ventured to Los Coronados.  The seas
calmed by the time we reached the Islands, and the sea lions, elephant seals,
harbor seals and many nesting birds delighted all the passengers.  Shortly after
departing the Islands, Captain Ben announced a blow was seen…..and what a blow
it was—-a magnificent blue whale!  What a treat to see this huge baleen whale
so early in the season.  Passengers and whalers Judy and Diane got several good
looks at this huge creature….the blue whale thought to be the largest mammal
ever on earth.  Saturday‘s cruise turned into another fantastic day on the
water.

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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