April 10th, 2026

The Producer is departing tonight (Friday) at 7PM for an overnight trip out to the Coronado Islands fishing for Yellowtail! (Valid passport is required) Book Here This trip is GOING FOR SURE!!!

The Producer has another overnight departing Saturday night! Book Here

The Grande is departing all weekend fishing full day to the Coronado Islands for Yellowtail, departing at 5:30AM!  Book Here (Valid passport is required) Saturday is GOING FOR SURE!!!

The Malihini has 3/4 day trips departing at 7:30AM both Saturday and Sunday fishing for deep water Rockfish! Book Here

The Premier has 1/2 day trips departing at 6:30AM and 1PM both Saturday and Sunday! Book Here



 

April 9th, 2026

Friday departures: All these trips are GOING FOR SURE!!!

Premier 1/2 day departing at 6:30AM and 1PM!  fishing for Rockfish, Bass, Sculpin and other bottom species. Book either trip here

Nice Yellowtail caught on the Grande

Grande full day fishing the Coronado Islands mainly fishing for Yellowtail departing at 5:30AM! (Valid passport is required) Book your spot here The Grande caught 11 Yellowtail, 10 Rockfish, 1 Ling cod and 1 Sculpin for their 15 anglers!

Producer overnight fishing mainly for Yellowtail at the Coronado Islands departing at 7PM! (Valid passport is required) Book the Producer here


We have posted all of our long range and multi day boats schedules on line.  Find your favorite boat and the trip that best fits your schedule here



 

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San Diego, CA 92106

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Nature Cruises — January 21 and January 22

January 21, 2016

It doesn’t get any better than this for whale watchers off San Diego, venturing
out to Los Coronados Islands.  Passengers on Friday’s Nature Cruise were treated
to numerous whale sightings – sometimes seeing spouts in every direction.
Passengers on Saturday‘s cruise were treated to almost as good of a
show….with good sightings of 14 gray whales.  Both days hundreds of common
dolphins were seen, both feeding and surfing the wake of the vessel.  The
cruisers were also delighted by the Islands’ usual suspects – the hundreds of
sea lions; harbor seals; elephant seals and their pups and numerous seabirds
including Brown Boobies, along with two chicks; and American and Black
Oystercatchers.  Calm seas and clear skies made the trips even more
exceptional….how lucky we are to have this opportunity for a fascinating day
trip off the San Diego and Baja coastline!

–Whaler Diane (accompanied by Whaler Laurie on Saturday‘s trip)

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