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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, Saturday January 15

January 15, 2016

A wonderful trip on the Bright and Morning Star today.  We left the dock around 10 with about 85-90 passengers, the majority being Sierra Club members who had chartered the boat.  On board with the Sierra Club was Alicia Retes ( a whaler who lives in the Bay area) and Renee Owens, a biologist who specializes in marine life.  The whalers on board today were Debbie Burnette and Judy Peacock.

It was a nice sunny day and as we made our way into the ocean, a small group of common dolphins was spotted.  The passengers enjoyed photographing them and seeing them bow ride.  As we headed south towards the Coronado Islands we saw “blows” in the distance and our first gray whales were spotted.  There were 3 whales heading south, snorkeling and fluking…but not in the usual pattern. They would take a breath, dive…take a breath, dive.  After staying with them for awhile we continued south to the islands.

The first island to visit was South Island and we went into the cove below the fishing shacks and where the old casino has once been.  The passengers enjoyed seeing the photos of the old casino as it looked in its “hey-day”.  Spotted some sea lions and harbor seals resting on the rocks.  Over on the other side we went into the cove where the elephant seals and some new pups were, along with the sea lions and harbor seals.  Then it was over to Sunset Cove, where more elephant seals and pups were spotted.  Then on to Bird Island and the brown boobies and oyster catchers.  Great photo opportunities for all.  The new brown booby chicks were so cute to see.

Over on Dead Man’s Island we spotted the usual array of Brown Pelicans, sea gulls, cormorants, etc.

As we headed back to San Diego more “blows” in the distance and we were fortunate to have 3 more gray whales snorkeling along in what seemed to be a usual pattern…..they must have felt more comfortable with us.  More common dolphins observed along the way also.  The gray whales continued to snorkel and dive…As we looked south towards the Coronados (from the stern), a couple of breaches in the distance and 2 really tall blows…could it be those fin whales from the day before??

More blows to the east and west of us as we headed in and it seemed as there were whales everywhere we turned…

All in all, a great time and wonderful trip to the de los Coronados…thanks Captain Ben

Judy Peacock

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