September 18, 2026

The Excalibur checked in this morning with what appears to be a Wahoo bonanza! Things are really heating up out on the water! Book HERE

Wahoooooo on the Excalibur!

The Producer called in Limits of Dorado and 125 Yellowfin Tuna for the morning of their Overnight trip! Book HERE

 

 

 

 

Morning Returns:

Nautilus – 1.5 Day : 10 Bullet Tuna, 8 Yellowfin Tuna, 6 Dorado, 1 Striped Marlin!  Learn More HERE

Ocean Odyssey – 1.5 Day : 98 Yellowfin Tuna, 22 Yellowtail, 19 Dorado!  Book HERE

Legend – 2 Day : 36 Yellowfin Tuna, 25 Dorado, 4 Yellowtail, 2 Striped Marlin!  Book HERE

Tradition – 2 Day : 58 Dorado, 30 Yellowfin Tuna, 4 Yellowtail!  Book HERE

Horizon – 2.5 Day : 100 Dorado, 36 Yellowtail, 3 Wahoo!  Book HERE

Old Glory  – 2.5 Day :  60 Dorado, 60 Yellowfin Tuna,  2 Wahoo, 1 Yellowtail!  Book HERE

Little G – 3.5 Day : 36 Dorado, 5 Yellowtail, 5 Wahoo,  2 Yellowfin Tuna!   Learn More HERE

Patriot – 3.5 Day : 25 Whitefish, 12 Yellowfin Tuna, 10 Bluefin Tuna, 8 Bonito, 1 Skipjack Tuna, 1 Yellowtail!  Learn More HERE

Ranger 85 – 3.5 Day : 156 Dorado, 12 Monchong, 6 Wahoo, 1 Yellowtail, 1 Striped Marlin!  Book HERE


 

September 17, 2026

On the Water Report:

WAHOO ARE IN OVERNIGHT RANGE!!!

Tradition reports 55 Dorado, 7 WAHOO, and 4 Yellowfin Tuna.

The Producer just called in with 1 Wahoo, they also have LIMITS of Yellowfin Tuna and 17 Dorado on their overnight trip!!! They’re still fishin’ too!!

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The Horizon has Wahoo onboard! Book Here!

Patriot reports 6 Bluefin Tuna pulled in – all weighing from 140 lbs. to 220 lbs.


 

 

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Nature Cruise March 17, Thursday

March 17, 2015

The “Luck of the Irish” was with passengers on board today’s Nature
Cruise…..good sightings of 12 gray whales, including a young whale that
breached six times!  Additionally, spouts of 20 different gray whales were seen
as we transited to Los Coronados Islands.  A small pod of Pacific white-sided
dolphins swam by the vessel; soon a megapod of hundreds, if not thousands, of
common dolphins were observed jumping, tail slapping, and generally having a
great time, as were the passengers.  A few elephant seals remain at Sunset Cove,
and many harbor seals and their young were spotted.  One brown booby chick was
spotted in a nest with its parents, and a few pelican chicks were seen in the
many nests on Dead Man’s Island.  Entering San Diego Harbor, we were briefly
escorted by a few bottlenose dolphins, ending a day with terrific sightings of
marine mammals and birds.  One couple exclaimed to me, “This was the trip of a
lifetime.”

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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