April 4th, 2026

Sunday departures:

The Grande full day Coronado Islands departing at 5:30AM fishing for Yellowtail and Bonito! (Valid passport required) Book a spot on the Grande here

The Premier has 1/2 trips departing at 6:30AM and 1PM fishing for Rockfish and other bottom species!  Book either trip here (Both trips are GOING FOR SURE!!!)

The Malihini local 3/4 day departing at 7:30AM fishing local areas for Rockfish!  Book here for the Malihini


 

April 3, 2026


Saturday Departures:

Grande:  Full day fishing the Coronado Islands fishing for Yellowtail and Bonito! (Valid passport required) Book Here They caught LIMITS of Bonito today! 

Premier PM:  1/2 day fishing local for Rockfish, Bass, Sculpin and other bottom species!  Book Here

Horizon:  Overnight fishing at the Coronado Islands for Yellowtail! (Valid passport required) Book Here

We have posted all of our long range and multi day boats schedules on line.  Find your favorite boat and the trip that best fits your schedule here


 

 

 

 

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Nature Cruise February 12, Saturday

February 12, 2015

Passengers joining San Diego Natural History Museum Whalers Alan and Heather on
the Bright and Morning Star were treated to watching gray whales on both their
northbound and southbound journeys.  The three southbound whales were being
harassed by a pod of 100 common dolphins.  It was interesting that the two
groups of whales appeared to meet up for a short period of time.  Additionally,
three other pods of common dolphins were sighted–bringing the total number of
dolphins seen for the day to the neighborhood of 2,000–always a fantastic
sight!  Twenty harbor seals were viewed at Pirate’s Cove; and two of the
elephant seal pups at elephant seal beach were still nursing.  Twenty-eight
species of birds were observed; including the black oystercatcher and brown
boobies.   As always, passengers and whalers alike enjoyed their day on the
wonderful Nature Cruise.

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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