June 6, 2026

On the water report:

The Producer checked in from their Overnight with GREAT fishing. They ended up with 67 Yellowtail, 22 Bonito, and 1 Dorado!!!! Click here to book your spot!

Caught on the Producer

Captain Cameron on the Nautilus is out in absolutely perfect weather on a 1.5 day,  Having good kelp paddy fishing with 7 yellowtail from 12-30lbs on their first kelp of the morning

Capt. Kley aboard the Old Glory checked in this morning with 15 Yellowtail already on deck and plenty of fishing time left. They’re fishing until sundown, so the count could climb. Check back later for updates and final numbers!



 

June 5th, 2026

We just added the Old Glory for a 2 day trip departing Sunday at 10AM! They will be fishing offshore for Tuna and Yellowtail!  Book here

Departing Saturday:

Grande fishing the Coronado Islands at 5:30AM! (Passport required) Book Here

Malihini 3/4 day fishing local, departing at 7:30AM! Book Here

Premier departing for 1/2 day fishing at 6:30AM and 1PM!  Book either trip Here

Producer departing at 8PM for an overnight trip fishing offshore! Book Here



 

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2803 Emerson Street
San Diego, CA 92106

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Nature Cruise February 10-Thursday and February, 11 – Friday

February 10, 2015

Tourists from Sweden, the midwest and northeast loved the beautiful weather and
conditions for the Nature Cruise on both Thursday and Friday.  Thursday’s
passengers enjoyed seeing the hundreds of dolphins, the many marine mammals on
Los Coronados and a sighting of a humpback whale.  The passengers on Friday’s
cruise also enjoyed the many dolphins, sea lions, elephant seals and their pups,
and the brown boobies, including getting a good look at a fluffy chick.
Additionally, they enjoyed watching two gray whales as they journeyed south.
Highlighting the afternoon, all on board were treated to a fabulous performance
by a humpback whale, playing in and with a kelp patty, spy-hopping, and tail
slapping–surfacing once extremely close to the bow of the boat, giving everyone
on board  a real good look at the playful whale.  More dolphins accompanied the
vessel on the return trip to San Diego.  One of the passengers exclaimed, “You
would not find a trip like this anywhere in the world!”  Museum Whalers Judy and
Diane couldn’t agree more….

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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