July 12, 2026

The Grande is departing Monday and Tuesday at 5:30AM fishing offshore for Yellowtail and Dorado! No passport is needed! Book Here

The Horizon is departing at 10AM Monday for a 1.5 day trip fishing offshore!  Book Here

The Producer and Old Glory both depart Monday evening for overnight trips fishing offshore for Yellowtail and Dorado!  Book either trip here

The Premier is GOING FOR SURE on both 1/2 day trips departing at 6:30AM and 1PM. Book either trip here

 

Morning Returns:

Excalibur – 3 Day – 91 Bluefin Tuna, 1 Yellowfin Tuna, 17 Dorado, 17 Yellowtail, 15 Sheephead, 200 Rockfish, 115 Red Rockfish 

Legend– 2 Day – 138 Bluefin Tuna, 1 Yellowfin Tuna

Sea Adventure 80 -1.5 Day – 10 Bluefin Tuna

Daiwa Pacific – 1.5 Day – 12 Yellowtail, 8 Dorado, 1 Yellowfin Tuna

Ocean Odyssey – 1.5 Day – 51 Bluefin Tuna

Ranger 85 – 1.5 Day – 76 Rockfish, 32 Bluefin Tuna, 8 Bonito, 6 Sheephead, 5 Lingcod, 5 Whitefish, 2 Sand Sole

Afternoon Returns:

Producer – Overnight – 50 Humboldt Squid, 36 Dorado, 14 Yellowtail, 2 Yellowfin Tuna, 1 Striped Marlin (released) and 1 Mako Shark (released)

 


 

July 11, 2026

On the water report:

The Grande fishing offshore today caught 36 Yellowtail, 16 Dorado and 1 Yellowfin Tuna! The Grande is fishing offshore for Monday and Tuesday’s full day trips. No passport is needed Book Here for the Grande

Sea Adventure 80 Nice Bluefin Tuna

The Producer has 56 Yellowtail and 34 Dorado on their overnight trip today! Book the Producer here

Take advantage of this Overnight Yellowtail and Dorado Bite!

Buy your ticket to go Overnight fishing HERE

Morning Return:

The Spirit of Adventure returned from a 3 Day trip with 50 Bluefin Tuna and 35 Yellowtail!!!

Click HERE to book your next trip on the Spirit of Adventure

 


 

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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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