August 7, 2026

On The Water Report:

Captain Armando on the Producer called in with 31 yellowfin and 30 skipjack in the first hours of their Overnight trip!

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Morning Returns:

The Ocean Odyssey returned from their 1.5 Day trip with LIMITS (145) of Yellowfin Tuna!!!

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The Excalibur returned from a 2 Day trip with 48 Bluefin Tuna, 15 Yellowfin Tuna!!!

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The Ranger 85 returned from a 2.5 Day trip with 52 Bluefin Tuna, 8 Yellowfin Tuna, 4 Dorado, 1 Yellowtail!!!

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August 6, 2026

Hot Trips Available for this weekend:

The Top Gun 80 has full day trips fishing offshore departing Saturday and Sunday at 5:30AM! No passport is needed. Book Here

The Horizon has  overnight trips departing Friday and Saturday at 9PM fishing offshore! No passport is needed. Book Here

MORNING RETURNS:

The Horizon returned from a 2.5 Day with 67 Yellowfin Tuna, 5 Skipjack Tuna, 4 Yellowtail, and 3 Dorado!!! The Horizon just added Overnight trips to their schedule for this weekend. Click HERE to book a spot!

The Little G returned from a 2.5 Day trip 21 Bluefin Tuna, 4 Yellowfin Tuna, and 3 Yellowtail!!! Click HERE to see the Little G!

The Sea Adventure 80 returned from a 1.5 Day trip with 80 Yellowfin Tuna, 5 Skipjack Tuna, and 4 Dorado!!! Click HERE to book a spot!

The Legend returned from a 2 Day with 162 Yellowfin Tuna, 49 Skipjack Tuna, 13 Yellowtail, 4 Dorado, and 2 Bonito!!! Click HERE to see their schedule!

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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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