May 29, 2026

The Old Glory has a few openings for a 1.5 day trip departing tonight at 6PM! They will be fishing offshore for Bluefin Tuna! Book Here

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

1/2 day and 3/4 day trips are seeing great action on local kelp patties with rockfish, calico bass, sculpin, and sand bass.

The Grande is running full day trips to the  Coronado Islands fishing for Yellowtail, Bass, Bonito and Barracuda (valid passports required) Saturday’s trip is GOING FOR SURE!!!. Book your spot here

Offshore trips are finding bluefin tuna and bonito with the chance at yellowfin tuna and dorado as the season continues to build.

We are also excited to welcome the Vision to the H&M Landing fleet. Our newest vessel will be running diving adventures to San Clemente Island, the Northern Channel Islands, and Cortez Bank.



 

May 26, 2026

School’s almost out and the fishing is heating up at H&M Landing.

 

1/2 day and 3/4 day trips are seeing great action on local kelp patties with rockfish, calico bass, sculpin, and sand bass.

Full day trips to the Coronado Islands are producing yellowtail, bass, and barracuda (valid passports required).

Offshore trips are finding bluefin tuna and bonito with the chance at yellowfin tuna and dorado as the season continues to build.

We are also excited to welcome the Vision to the H&M Landing fleet. Our newest vessel will be running diving adventures to San Clemente Island, the Northern Channel Islands, and Cortez Bank.

Let’s have some fun and book your next adventure!!!

Give us a call at (619) 222-1144



 

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2803 Emerson Street
San Diego, CA 92106

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Nature Cruise March 19, Saturday

March 19, 2015

Light rain showers cleared early, making for an enjoyable Nature Cruise for
passengers joining San Diego Natural History Museum Whalers Laurie and Uli on
Saturday.  Everyone on board got a good look at a northbound pod of five Eastern
Pacific Gray Whales, followed by a pod of dolphin.  Harbor seals, elephant seals
and great numbers of sea lions were observed in their natural habitat….as well
as many of the sea birds found on Los Coronados.  Passengers, as always, also
enjoyed Captain Ben’s narration of the colorful history of the islands.

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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