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March 26, 2024

 

Wednesday, March 27th Departures:

Premier ½ Day Extended: Departs at 8am (CONFIRMED)

 

Thursday, March 28th Departures:

Premier ½ Day Extended: Departs at 8am (CONFIRMED)

Relentless 1.5 Day: Departs at 6pm

Legend 2.5 Day: Departs at 7pm

 

Friday, March 29th Departures:

Premier ½ Day: Departs at 6:30 am (CONFIRMED)

Daiwa Pacific ¾ Day: Departs at 7:30 am

Old Glory 2 Day: Departs at 10am

Premier ½ Day: Departs at 1pm

Horizon: 1.5 Day Colonet (PASSPORTS REQUIRED): Departs at 6pm

Excalibur 1.5 Day Offshore: Departs at 7pm

 

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Looking for some fin-tastic fun on the waters? Dive into the excitement with bluefin tuna eagerly nibbling away during overnight escapades, flaunting weights ranging from 40 to a whopping 170 pounds! But if you’re more of a quick adventure seeker, fear not! Our half-day trips promise impressive hauls of Sand Bass, Calico Bass, Whitefish, and Sheephead.

Rockfish enthusiasts, listen up! We’ve just got the weekend lineup for you! Hop aboard the Vendetta 2 for full-day Coronado adventures or set sail on the Daiwa Pacific for 3/4-day Mexican waters expeditions. And for the ultimate angling thrill, why not embark on a 1.5-day voyage aboard the Horizon to Colonet? Let the fishing frenzy begin! 🎣🌊

 


 

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Nature Cruise March 26, Saturday and March 27, Sunday

March 27, 2015

Passengers enjoyed the antics of a large pod of common dolphins as they headed
southwest Saturday morning.  Almost immediately after the dolphin extravaganza,
passengers viewed the courtship behavior of two or three Eastern Pacific gray
whales.  As always, passengers enjoyed seeing the hundreds of sea lions, many
harbor seals and a few remaining elephant seals on The Coronados Islands.  As
the tide was low, many black oyster catchers were spotted feeding on the mussels
– their favorite food.  After a tour of the Islands, four more gray whales were
spotted on their northern trek.  Several of the passengers expressed interest in
the upcoming blue whale trips and overnight trips to Los Coronados this summer.
Whalers Judy and Diane were happy to be on board for this terrific cruise to
the Islands.

Light rain showers Sunday morning did not dampen the passengers’ enthusiasm for
seeing at least 10 to 12 fin whales feeding; three of which ventured very close
to the vessel, allowing all to see just how large these animals truly are.
Several of these whales traveled together in a line on their search for food.
Whalers Terry and Diane had not seen so many fin whales in one location this
season and were thrilled with the sighting.  A few bottlenose dolphin were seen
as we left San Diego and upon the return trip from the Islands.  Sea lions,
harbor seals, elephant seals and the sea birds delighted passengers as always.
Sunny skies and a very glassy sea made for a pleasant return to San Diego, with
spouts of gray whales seen in the distance.

Submitted by Whaler Diane

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