November 13, 2026

Returns:

The fish are biting and the counts are looking good!

Nautilus Overnight: 72 fish including 35 Dorado, 35 Yellowfin Tuna, 1 Wahoo and 1 Shortbill Spearfish.

Premier AM Half Day: 53 fish with 37 Bonito, 5 Yellowfin Tuna, 3 Skipjack Tuna, 3 Sand Bass, 3 Rockfish and 2 Halibut.

Premier PM Half Day: 111 fish! 73 Bonito, 23 Yellowfin Tuna, 14 Skipjack Tuna and 1 Barracuda.

Tradition Twilight: 35 Spiny Lobster kept and 203 released. That’s a whole lot of lobster action!

A great day on the water with plenty of action across the fleet!

 


 

The Electra called in from their 3 Day with 50 Dorado, and Yellowfin with still plenty of fishing opportunity left. Book your next spot HERE.

 

The Nautilus reports great fishing out on the water right now with Dorado and Yellowfin, with a few exotics mixed in; Marlin and Wahoo !!!

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November 11, 2026

On the Water Report:

PHENOMENAL FISHING ON THE PREMIER EXTENDED HALF DAY! The fishing has been absolutely phenomenal, and our anglers returned with an incredible 286 fish! The catch included 137 Bonito, 71 Skipjack Tuna, 33 Yellowfin Tuna, 19 Sand Bass, 17 Rockfish, 4 Barracuda, 3 Yellowtail, and 2 Halibut. What an outstanding day on the water! Congratulations to all our anglers on an incredible catch.

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THE PRODUCER IS ON THE FISH!

The Producer had an incredible day of fishing on their overnight trip! They checked in with 124 Yellowfin Tuna, 134 Dorado, and 5 Yellowtail! 

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Today, we also want to take a moment to honor and thank all the brave men and women who have served our country. We are forever grateful for your service, sacrifice, and dedication. Happy Veterans Day, and thank you to all our veterans for protecting our freedom.



 

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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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