October 18, 2026

The Producer called in from their overnight trip with 130 Yellowfin Tuna and 130 Bullet Tuna!!!

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The Old Glory returned from their 1.5 day trip with 65 Yellowfin Tuna, 67 Skipjack Tuna, and 60 Bullet Tuna!!!

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The Excalibur returned from their 3 Day trip (23 passengers) with 40 Calico Bass, 28 Yellowtail, 27 Dorado, 20 Skipjack Tuna, 12 Lingcod, 6 Yellowfin Tuna, 2 Sheephead, 1 Wahoo, and 1 Halibut

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The Horizon returned from their 2.5 Day trip (24 passengers) with 60 Skipjack Tuna, 58 Calico Bass, 11 Barracuda, 6 Yellowtail, 1 Wahoo, and 1 Striped Marlin

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October 17, 2026

The Sea Adventure 80 is making it’s way back to the dock with 160 Yellowfin Tuna, 28 Yellowtail, 10 Dorado, 7 Skipjack, and 1 Black Skipjack!!

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The Electra returned this morning from their first trip ever (1.5 day) with 76 Yellowfin Tuna and 41 Skipjack!!

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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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