July 6, 2025

On the Water Report:

The Old Glory called in with 39 Bluefin Tuna up to 100 Lbs. on their Overnight trip!!

They depart Tuesday at 1PM, click here to book your spot!

Monday departures:                                        

The Premier has both 1/2 day trips departing at 6:30AM or 1PM!  Book Here (Both trips are going for sure!!!)

The Producer has an Overnight trip departing at 8PM!  Book Here

 


Morning Returns:

The Legend returned this morning with 122 Bluefin Tuna and 61 Yellowtail! Book Legend HERE

Excalibur returns with 62 Bluefin Tuna up to 130 lbs! Book Excalibur HERE 


 

July 5, 2025

ON THE WATER REPORT:

Captain Kley just called in with a couple Bluefin on the deck with fish hanging, they are in a night bite!

We have a Whale and Dolphin watching cruise departing at 9AM! Book your adventure here! (It is going for sure)

The Premier called in from their PM Half Day with LIMITS of Sand Bass!!!

The Grande called in on their full day with 39 Bluefin landed ranging from 20-40lbs. 

SUNDAY DEPARTURES:

Old Glory has a reverse overnight departing at 1PM! This trip is fishing for Bluefin Tuna!  Book Here  

Malihini has a 3/4 day trip departing at 7:30AM!  Book Here  

We have a Whale and Dolphin watching cruise departing at 9AM! Book your adventure here! (It is going for sure)

Premier has both 1/2 day trips available at 6:30AM and 1PM! Book either trip here

Producer departs for an overnight trip at 8PM!  Book HERE

Check out our complete list of all our trips here



 

 


 

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Nature Cruise March 12 and 13, Saturday and Sunday

March 13, 2015

Passengers on Saturday‘s Nature Cruise were thrilled when they came upon
approximately 2,000 common dolphins frolicking in the water, tail slapping and
high jumping, as well as surfing the wake of the vessel.  The elephant seals,
harbor seals with their pups and hundreds of sea lions were enthusiastically
observed.  Many brown pelicans were seen on their nests, and in one nest three
chicks were observed feeding.  Passengers also got to watch part of the northern
migration of three Eastern Pacific gray whales.  Perhaps due to the recent
earthquake/tsunami, the swells were higher than on most Nature Cruises.
Nonetheless, passengers, along with Museum Whalers Sheri and Diane, enjoyed the
day.

Sunday the ocean had calmed and passengers enjoyed seeing three of the four
local species of dolphins, including Pacific white-sided, common and offshore
bottlenose.  In the morning three northbound gray whales were observed, one
showing its flukes several times.  A very young brown boobie chick was seen in
its nest high on Bird Rock.  Several black oyster catchers were seen as well as
a hybrid black/American oyster catcher.  The highlight of the day was watching a
pod of five gray whales exhibiting mating behavior, closely followed by some
offshore bottlenose dolphins.  A group of “birders” from Indiana were thrilled
to see so many birds they had never before observed.  Whalers Gaynell and Diane,
along with all the passengers, thoroughly enjoyed the day on the water.

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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