July 19, 2026

Departing Monday:

Grande Full day at 5:30AM (passport required)! Book Here

Premier 1/2 at 6:30AM and 1PM! Book either trip here

Malihini local 3/4 day at 7:30AM! Book Here

Producer Overnight at 8PM! Book Here

Departing Sunday night:

Sea adventure 80 1.5 day at 6PM! Book Here

Producer overnight at 8PM! Book Here

On the Water Report:

The Tradition is returning with 16 Yellowfin Tuna, 21 Dorado, and 19 Yellowtail on their Overnight trip!

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Morning Returns:

The Ranger 85 returned from their 1.5 day this morning with 23 Bluefin Tuna, 86 Rockfish, 9 Whitefish, 6 Sheephead, 2 Sand Sole, 1 Lingcod!

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The Legend returned from their 3 day this morning with 83 Bluefin Tuna, 81 Yellowtail!

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July 18, 2026

On the water report:

 The  Sea Adventure 80  today caught 8 Yellowfin Tuna up to 40 pounds and 1 Bluefin Tuna! Book the Sea Adventure 80 Here

Morning Returns:

Spirit of Adventure – 3 Day: 156 Bluefin Tuna (60 over 100 Lbs), 25 Yellowtail, 6 Dorado,  150 Rockfish! Book HERE

Excalibur – 3 Day: 78 Bluefin Tuna, 10 Yellowfin Tuna, 5 Yellowtail, 1 Dorado! Book HERE

 


 

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Nature Cruise January 27

January 26, 2016

An unbelievably beautiful day greeted passengers on board the Bright and Morning
Star Thursday morning.  The great Pacific Ocean was as calm as a lake.  A mixed
pod of common and Pacific White-sided dolphins appeared as we neared Los
Coronados, along with spouts of gray whales.  We all marveled at the 14 gray
whales spotted throughout the day; one pod of five took a deep dive, almost in
unison–spectacular!  The hundreds, or perhaps thousands, of sea lions on the
islands often approached the vessel as if we were “Moody’s Lunch Wagon.”  Their
dexterity, swimming and climbing ability is awesome.  A new elephant seal had
been born within the week, and was spotted nursing at Elephant Seal Cove.  Black
Oystercatchers greeted us at three of the islands, and all enjoyed seeing the
many Brown Boobies and their chicks.  Whalers Gaynell and Diane, and all the
passengers, were  sad to see their day enjoying Los Coronados and the beautiful
Pacific come to an end.  It is amazing to have such spectacular scenery, marine
mammals and birds all within a day’s cruise from San Diego!

–Whaler Diane

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