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 today at 1PM, click here to book your spot!

 


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

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Nature cruise report- January 16, 2011

January 16, 2011

Passengers on board the Bright and Morning Star were treated to a
picture-perfect day in San Diego–warm temperatures and calm, glassy seas.
Early in the cruise we were treated to a gray whale which fluked following each
breath; and as we moved on, breached two times for a very appreciative audience.
Heading toward the Los Coronados we encountered hundreds of common dolphins,
many surfing in the vessel’s wake, and several doing spectacular jumps.  We
could hear them communicate!  The Islands are still a vibrant green, and as
there was an extremely low tide we saw many orange sea stars in addition to the
hoards of sea lions, harbor seals and birds.  An American Oyster Catcher made a
rare appearance.  There were a few fluffy, white Brown Booby babies flexing
their wings–what a neat sight!  We all enjoyed seeing six elephant seal pups,
and their parents lounging on the only two beaches on Los Coronados.  More gray
whales were seen – including one pod of four gray whales, which seemed to spout
and fluke in unison.  All on board were in awe of the trip; some are anxious to
come back this summer for the overnight trip to the Islands in the summer.

Three couples on board had heard about the trip on Saturday at the Whale Watch
Weekend at Cabrillo Monument!  Spread the word….this is a wonderful
opportunity to get up close and personal with some very amazing creatures!

–Whaler Diane (on board with Whaler Gaynell)

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