February 22, 2026

The Premier is back and ready to go fishing! They have extended 1/2 day trips scheduled all this week departing at 8AM! Book Here

The Tradition has Lobster hooping departing every evening at 6PM!  Book Here

The Malihini has 3/4 day trips departing Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 7:30AM fishing in Mexico for Rock cod and Ling cod!  There is no rockfish closure in Mexico so a valid passport is required!  Book Here

The Old Glory has a 1.5 day trip departing Friday at 6PM. They will be fishing the Baja Coast for Rock cod, Ling cod, Yellowtail and possibly Bluefin Tuna! Book the Old Glory here (Valid passport is required) GOING FOR SURE!!!

Click on any of the links below to find the perfect trip that fits your schedule!

*1/2 Day and Lobster trips*   *3/4 and Full day*   *Overnight*   *Multi-Day*   *Long Range*



 

February 21, 2026

The Malihini just called in with 4 Ling cod,1 Halibut, 45 Red rockfish, 43 Whitefish, 5 Sheephead, 50 assorted Rockfish and 2 Sculpin.  The Malihini is definitely departing Sunday morning at 7:30AM fishing for Rockfish and other bottom species in Mexican waters where there is no Rockfish closure! (Valid passport is required) BOOK HERE

The Premier is back in action! Today’s 1/2 day am trip caught 116 Whitefish, 3 Sand bass and 14 Sculpin! They depart tomorrow at 6:30AM and 1PM!  Book either trip here

The Tradition has openings on their Lobster trips departing daily  at 6PM! Lobster hooping has been excellent, come and get some before the season is over on March 18th!   BOOK HERE


*1/2 Day and Lobster trips*   *3/4 and Full day*   *Overnight*   *Multi-Day*   *Long Range*


 

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San Diego, CA 92106

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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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