July 26, 2026

On The Water Report:

 

The Old Glory  called in with 22 Yellowtail in the first hours of their Full Day trip!!

We just put the Old Glory on line for a full day departing Monday (tomorrow) at 5:30A fishing freelance. (Passport required) Book HERE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Captain Armando on the Producer called in with some good sized Yellowtail on their overnight trip!!

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Morning Returns:

Top Gun 80: 3 Day – 38 Yellowtail, 26 Bluefin Tuna. Book Top Gun 80 HERE

Sea Adventure 80: 2 Day – 14 Bluefin Tuna, 1 Yellowfin Tuna, 3 Dorado, and 20 Yellowtail. Book Sea Adventure 80 HERE 

Patriot: 1.5 Day – 6 Yellowfin Tuna, 1 Dorado, and 14 Yellowtail. Call 619-222-1144 to book a charter aboard the Patriot for up to 12!

Excalibur: 2.5 Day – 11 Bluefin Tuna, 4 Yellowfin Tuna 2 Dorado, and 103 Yellowtail. Book Excalibur HERE 

 

 


 

July 23, 2026

ON THE WATER REPORT:

Grande caught 53 Yellowtail, 30 Barracuda, 10 Rockfish, 5 Calico bass and 1 Sculpin on the full day fishing the Coronado Islands! Book here for the Grande (Valid passport is required)

MORNING RETURNS:

The Patriot returned today from a 2.5 Day trip with 18 Bluefin Tuna, 3 Yellowfin Tuna, and 2 Yellowtail!!! Call H&M Landing to schedule your next charter on the Patriot!

The Top Gun 80 returned from their 3 Day trip with 60 Bluefin Tuna and 35 Yellowtail!!! Click HERE to see their schedule!

Bluefin Action on Yesterday’s 1.5 Day Trip

Yesterday’s 1.5 day trip on the Nautilus returned with another impressive catch, featuring quality bluefin tuna ranging from 30 to 120 pounds, along with a few beautiful yellowfin tuna mixed in.

The bite continues to produce a wide range of fish, giving anglers opportunities at both solid school-sized bluefin and trophy-class fish. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to get on the water, now is a great time to book your trip. Click HERE to book!!!

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Nature Cruise February 27, Sunday

February 27, 2015

After a stormy couple days, passengers, along with Whaler Ida, enjoyed a great
Nature Cruise.  A couple northbound gray whales were sighted on the way to the
Islands, but they were somewhat elusive.  Several hundred common dolphins were
spread out over quite a large area, apparently feeding.  Close to the small
island, passengers were treated to a sight rarely seen on cruises–mating gray
whales!  Of course all were delighted with the islands’ bounty of harbor seals,
elephant seals and many species of birds.  All on board had a wonderful time!

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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