May 22, 2026

The Producer is a definite go for tonight’s (Thursday) overnight trip fishing offshore for Bluefin Tuna departing at 8PM!  Book your spot here

Friday departures:

Grande Full day departing at 5:30AM! They are fishing the Coronado Islands for Yellowtail! (Passport required)  Book Here

Premier 1/2 day departing at 6:30AM and 1PM! Fishing the local kelp beds. 

Horizon 3 Day departing at 5PM! Book Here

Daiwa Pacific 1.5 day departing at 8PM!  Book Here

Producer Overnight departing at 8PM!  Book Here



 

May 19, 2026

Tomorrows Departures:

Grande is a DEFINITE GO on their full day trip to Coronado Islands fishing for Yellowtail! Book Here (Valid Passports Required)

Malihini is leaving on a local 3/4 day trip fishing rockfish and kelp patties. Book Here.

Premier is departing on their 1/2 day at 6:30am and 1pm fishing rockfish and other species. Book Here.

Producer is departing on an overnight trip fishing offshore for Bluefin! Book Here. 

Old Glory is a DEFINITE GO on their 1.5 day departing at 6pm. Only a few spots remaining. Book Here.

Morning Returns:

The Producer returned from 1.5 Day trip with 58 Bonito, 32 Bluefin Tuna, 2 Yellowtail!!

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The Legend returned from a 2 Day trip with 58 Bluefin Tuna!!

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Nature Cruise April 30, 2011

April 30, 2011

Windy conditions causing white-capped seas hampered viewing of cetaceans on
today’s cruise.  Enthusiastic passengers were happy to see some bottlenose
dolphins as we approached and left Los Coronados.  One very large mola mola was
seen by some of the passengers on our trip to the Islands.  Everyone enjoyed
seeing the masses of sea lions, as well as several elephant and harbor seals
residing on the Islands.  A highlight was a very good viewing of a baby Brown
Booby chick, in addition to nesting brown pelicans and cormorants.  The Islands
are still green and many wildflowers are in bloom–always a treat to see.
Passengers appreciated the information provided by Judy P., and Ida, Museum
Whalers on today’s trip.

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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