June 23, 2025

The Old Glory is a definite go for their 1.5 day departing at 7PM Tuesday night!  Book Here

The Premier has 2 trips departing Tuesday at 6:30AM and 1PM (Both trips are GOING FOR SURE!!!) They have had excellent Calico bass and Sand bass fishing! Book either trip here

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June 21, 2025

SUNDAY DEPARTURES:

Grande:  Full day fishing the Coronado Islands at 5:30AM (Passport required)  Book Here

Premier:  Fishing the local kelp beds departing at 6:30AM and 1PM  Book Here

Poseidon: 2 day fishing offshore departing at 11AM!  Book Here

Producer:  Overnight fishing offshore at 8PM!  Book Here

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Nature Cruise January 28, Friday

January 26, 2015

Passengers joined San Diego Natural History Museum Whalers Heather and Judy on
Friday, January 28 for another fantastic day on the water.  They were treated to
seeing 15 gray whales, one doing a “half breach,” a mom and calf pair, and lots
of common dolphins as well as Pacific white-sided dolphins, putting on a
terrific show for all.  Heather, an excellent “birder,” as well as “whaler”
spotted 20 species of birds on the Los Coronados Islands and was very happy with
the experience.  They reported all passengers were thrilled with the cruise.

On Sunday, January 30, passengers, accompanied by Whaler Diane, were in for a
bit more of a rocky ride, due to an approaching storm system.  Though there were
more whitecaps, passengers still were able to see at least 12 gray whales,
enjoyed seeing the Brown Boobies and chick on “Bird Rock,” and saw lots of sea
stars due to a very low tide.  Common dolphins entertained passengers bow-riding
the boat on the return trip to San Diego.  Although there were a few raindrops,
and quite a bit of wind, passengers were thrilled with seeing all the wonderful
life, not only on Los Coronados, but on the beautiful Pacific Ocean.  This has
been a phenomenal year for seeing lots of gray whales on their journey to the
lagoons of Baja, California.

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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