Fishing Reports Around the San Diego, CA Area

April 21st Fishing Report out of San Diego Area

Fri, 24 Apr 2026 02:30:30 GMT

Our Latest Inshore Fishing Charter Report ( Half - Day Inshore Fishing Option )

The plan was to catch some Vermilion rock fish among other species and then head in shallow for some home guard yellowtail. We shot up about 11 miles north and only a few miles off of La Jolla to catch our limit of rockfish and then went in to troll for some yellowtail about a mile off the beach.

San Diego Fishing Report Continued...

Bottom Fishing with swim baits and sardines is the best method to catch rock fish. We were fishing anywhere from 150 to 250 feet today and the bite was good. After that, we got in the trollers out for yellowtail. Within about 10 minutes, we were doubled up on the rapalas. We got them both in the boat and they weighed 32 and 37 pounds. Monster local yellowtail! What a fight these fish are. Nothing like it.

What fishing methods did you use today? Feel free to use a little "guide speak" on this too. Let's say you're "trolling". Maybe instead, describe HOW you trolled that day. What kind of gear are you using, baits, hard baits, etc.

Inshore Fishing is always productive For rockfish as I have some secret spots that not many other boats know about. We can usually catch our limit of Vermilion, rockfish and load up on other species as well.

The catch of the day was the California yellowtail Jack. One of the hardest fighting fish in the world, Especially when they are the local home guards. The big fish live in La Jolla. With Calm seas in clear skies, It was an all-around epic day on the water, and we filled the bag.

The trick to catching the bigger rock fish is to use large swim baits. Often most captains use small pieces of squid, and you have to pick away at the smaller fish. Using bigger swim, baits, and larger sardines enables you to only hook the larger fish which are down there. All in all an Epic half-day Fishing Charter in San Diego.

If you'd like to go fishing in the San Diego area, hit me up for a day on the water!

March 17 Inshore Fishing Charter Report

Fri, 20 Mar 2026 19:25:53 GMT

On today's Fishing Report from the San Diego area, we were all catch release. So we decided to stay close to the beach and see what was biting on the bottom. We were about a mile off of the coast and a few miles north of Mission Bay just outside of La Jolla and Pacific Beach. With rockfish still being closed in California, we often fish shallow during the closure to minimize catching too many rockfish. Any Rockfish that we do catch, we send back down to the bottom with a descending device.

We had some novice anglers aboard today so we decided to focus on fishing. You never know what you’re going to catch down there, and we ended up catching at least 10 different species throughout the four hours we were out fishing. Often it is very short travel time for inshore fishing trips, so it makes for plenty of time to soak your lines in the water and see what bites. The bait of choice today was squid and live sardines. Fortunately, with beautiful weather and minimal drift, we were able to fish with very light weights. This is key when possible because you can feel the bites much better.

Today was wide open for whitefish and rock fish, which we released all of. Nonstop action all around and everyone had a great time with fish coming over the side left and right. We also caught a few calico bass also known as kelp bass.

Rex had a double calico bass bite at one point. One bottom Fishing we always use Two hooks and different baits on each hook to see which one is working the best on any given day. Today the squid was the hot ticket, but we did have some bites on the sardines as well.

With beautiful weather and great fishing it was a wonderful day for all of us. There were only three passengers aboard, so the captain got to fish as well and had a blast fishing with the crew.

Typically, when rockfish is closed and we are fishing in shallow water it is great to use small hooks for the squid because the white fish which are very prevalent and great eating when we do. They have very small mouths so a small hook with a small piece of squid goes a long way. We use the bigger hooks for the sardines because generally you catch bigger fish. All in all a great day in the water with great people.

We'd love to take your crew if you're looking for a San Diego Fishing Charter - call today to get hooked!

Solid Rockfish Fishing Out of San Diego into Mexico

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 03:08:51 GMT

Steve comes out with us a few times a year, anytime family and friends come into town. They wanted to load up on Rockfish for tacos so we went about 12 miles down into Mexican waters just across the border. Passports are not required for these trips. All we need is a Mexican fishing license. It’s a great option during the winter when rockfish is a closed in California. Steve has been out catching these critters with me numerous times and he learned it was best to buy a commercial vacuum sealer to handle all the Processing on his own. A vacuum sealer is a great tool to have when hunting or fishing as it will keep your Bounty fresh for up to a year in the freezer. These rock fish can be cooked in so many different ways and are one of the most tasty fish. We can catch out here.

The goal was to catch our limit of rockfish so we focused on bottom Fishing only in about 350 feet of water until we had limits which is 10 fish per person and some for the crew. For Bait, we were using swim baits and live sardines with two hooks on each dropper rig. Double the bites. We used to use squid, but it often gets picked off the hooks and I have found that the large swim baits get bit better anyways.

When Fishing rock fish out at the 9 mile bank just off the coastline it is generally great fishing For these delicious taco stuffers. We have numerous spots and sometimes they bite right off the bat and sometimes we have to search around a little bit but once we find that lucky rock it’s game time.

We end of the day with about 28 bocaccio, 3 vermillion and a bonus 28” lingcod. Lingcod are also out in these deep water rock spots as well and we catch them very often. They put up quite a fight.

We had very calm seas today and Therefore, we did not have to use heavy weights to keep our baits down at the bottom. I always tried to start with the lightest weight as possible and put on some heavier ones if necessary to stay down at the bottom and not scope out the line too much.

The best type of knot For bottom, Fishing is the dropper loop knot. It is very quick and easy to tie, and it makes for quick hook removal when dealing with tangles, which happened often with 4+ anglers with lines at the bottom. Pulling the hook off, makes handling the tangles 10 times easier and then you can simply pop them back on and get back to Fishing with minor re-rigging.

Interested in catching rockfish near San Diego, CA? Give Us a shout and we'll get you some tacos of your own. ;-)

Latest Inshore Fishing Report Near San Diego

Sun, 22 Feb 2026 12:08:41 GMT

Today we had some very young kids aboard, so we decided to stay close to land and focus on some smaller fish for the kids. We were only about a mile off the beach fishing in La Jolla, San Diego, California. What a beautiful view of San Diego from the outside on our inshore coastal charters. We were fortunate enough to have beautiful weather with a storm rolling in the next day.

We focused on bottom Fishing only to keep the young men interested with a rod in their hand or in the Rod holder at all times with their baits in the water. Basically, we dropped our lines with our baits all the way to the bottom, Which in today’s case was about 80 to 100 feet of water, And wait for the bite, as we drift. Often, if the current is rushing, we drop anchor on some of our favorite spots.

Typically, inshore shallow bottom fishing is very productive for anything from calico bass sand, bass rock, fish halibut, lingcod white fish, sheep, head, shark, sculpin, and sometimes even shallow water yellowtail. Usually, it’s nonstop action on multiple species, keeping the crew and kids in this case excited. This trip was all catch and release.

What an epic trip. Elliot a long time friend and Client, who has been fishing with us for years, decided to bring his 4 year old son out this time, who had an absolute blast catching fish nonstop. He was scared to hold them at first, but we talked to him into it and man did he love it. Take your kids fishing and they will be hooked for life.

Fishing Cod Inside Mexican Waters Near San Diego

Thu, 22 Jan 2026 23:36:08 GMT

With rockfish being closed in California waters until April, we decided to go about 12 miles from the bay around San Diego into Mexican Waters to load up on delicious cod. It’s nice to be able to fish on both sides of the border when something’s closed on the California side. Mexico also has higher limits for certain species of rockfish like Vermilion. We can keep five in Mexico and only two in California when it is open to fish.

Rockfish live anywhere on the bottom from 100 feet or deeper. With that in mind, we are always bottom fishing for these types of fish. Most of my spots are anywhere between 200 and 400 feet, but I try to fish as shallow as possible to minimize reeling them up. Sometimes they are biting deeper and sometimes shallower, depends on the outing and time of year. Bottom fishing consist of a two-hook set up where we can fish two different baits all the way on the bottom with a lead weight to get us down there.

Today, we used swim baits and sardines as our bait.

Bottom fishing for rockfish is normally a very productive way to catch a lot of fish. We like to bounce around to all our different spots until we find one that is biting the best. Then, we bang out that spot until we load up on fish. Sometimes it takes some searching, and sometimes the rock we left a few days before is instantly biting. That's fishing.

On this trip, we had limits of Vermilion rockfish and Junior had a blast catching fish on his first time on the ocean. He was beyond excited about every fish she pulled over the side. It’s so rewarding to see kids so stoked on fishing!

We had beautiful weather in January as it normally is here in San Diego. It’s almost always a good day to get on the water. I guess that's life with a San Diego Fishing charter.

The most popular knot that we use for rock fishing is the dropper loop knot. It makes it very easy to pop the hooks off in the event of a tangle which does happen ofte n. When four or more people have their lines off the boat, it's nice to fish straight down to the bottom. We start with light weights and go heavier if we have a very high drift speed in order to stay down.

Call Fish Further Charters if you'd like to get in on some cod fishing action around the San Diego area!

Latest Fishing Charter Report near San Diego

Mon, 12 Jan 2026 05:35:22 GMT

Family Fishing Trip REport Close to San Diego, CA

On this family fishing adventure, we were no farther than 5 miles from the jetty...aka, close. Sometimes you don’t need to go too far to fill the freezer.

The fishing techniques used in this fishing charter today were trolling, jigging with lures, and bottom fishing with live bait and swim baits.

We started off the trip targeting Bonito so they can make some fresh poke bowls. If you don't know, you should! We caught about 10 to 15 and released all except three within about an hour. Bonito is great fresh, but not as good when frozen. It is also very tasty smoked.

After that, we found the hot rockfish rock and we caught limits of vermillion rockfish. It was hot and heavy, and we even released a bunch. Also, there were a bunch of bocaccio and some other fish species in the mix.

Overall, a great fishing trip with a great family. They filled the freezer for the winter.

Want to make your own fishing report? Give me a shout!

Captain Dan - Fish Further Charters ( San Diego, CA )

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Swordfish Fishing Report Out of San Diego

Mon, 12 Jan 2026 05:22:33 GMT

Fishing report for swordfish in san diego, CA

This was our second swordfish of the season caught by our fishing charter. Today, we were fishing the 9-mile bank, which is 12 miles off of the beach. One of our local banks that commonly holds swordfish and other species around this time of the season.

We were fishing using a deep drop method of fishing, using heavy weights, electric, fishing rails, and large squid as bait. If you've never tried it, it's a unique style of fishing for Swordfish, or in general.

Swordfish can be difficult in terms of waiting time. Sometimes you have to put in a lot of time to get a bite and you’re basically fishing in the dark. But trust me, it’s all well and worth it once you do get that bite. And at that point, you're going to battle with the gladiator of the sea!

This was a great trip with my dad and my good friend John, who recently had a stroke and it was great to get them on the water and tight on a swordfish. This swordfish weighed 235 pounds on the scale.

If you're interested in a Swordfish fishing charter in the San Diego, CA area, look me up!

Captain Dan - Fish Further Charters ( San Diego, CA )

619-940-5614

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Huge Swordfish Caught Out of San Diego by Charter

Thu, 20 Nov 2025 02:05:36 GMT

My dad heard Elvis was biting, so he jumped on a plane from Rhode Island and flew in Sunday afternoon to give some chartered fishing a go.

Our San Diego fishing charter took off Monday morning, and after a few drifts, we were slack at 1:45 pm. Bit!

We followed the fish for about 7 miles, and had her tail wrapped and gaffed at about 9:10 pm. After slapping hands, we scratched our heads for a few minutes trying to figure out how we were going to get this monster in the boat.

We spent 45 minutes trying to get it in to the boat and then on to the swim platform. We were ready to give up and drag the fish in at 10:00 at night. A fun 4-hour ride back to the barn.

Out of nowhere, San Diego Air and Marine Operations flips the blue lights on right next to us trying to figure out what we’re doing in the middle of nowhere. We explained our situation and they were more than willing to come aboard and help us. The four of us were able to drag the fish into the boat together.

We are so stoked they came along and so grateful for their help. Would have been a very long ride home without them. Fish of a lifetime and experience of a lifetime for my dad and I. 437 lb Swordfish out of San Diego... Stoked!!!

If you'd like the chance at a trophy Swordfish, call fish further charters out of San Diego, CA. We will do all we can to put you on fish!

Rock Cod Fishing Charter Report - Fishing is Solid

Sat, 15 Nov 2025 22:25:45 GMT

On this 4-hour San Diego Fishing Charter, we left the jetty’s and we went about 5 miles north to La Jolla. We tried many shallow water spots and fishing was slow at first, but then decided to try deeper for some rock cod.

Today, we were bottom fishing using live sardines and juicy swim baits. Rock cod candy. Due to the calm conditions we were able to use light weight to stay down at the bottom.

We caught many large size rock cod and a stand out trophy lingcod!

Wyatt’s goal was to catch a lingcod and towards the end of the trip he landed a monster 20 pounder. He was so pumped and it made his week! This kid can fish and he’s only 8! Congrats on the great catch Wyatt!

If you'd like to spend a day fishing for trophy lingcod or rock cod around San Diego, Hit Me Up and Let's go Fishing!

Deep Water Rockfish Fishing Report

Thu, 13 Nov 2025 20:20:01 GMT

This was a 1/2 day fishing trip that we went out 12 miles for deep water rockfish. Shallow water rockfish is currently closed in San Diego, CA, and we are required to fish over 300 ft, where the big ones live.

On this guided fishing trip, we were bottom fishing using squid, live sardines and plastic swim baits.

It is generally great fishing for rock cod out in the deep water and on this trip, we caught limits of delicious cod, great for tacos and ceviche. If you've never had FRESH ceviche on these fish...you're missing out!

The crew was very satisfied by the end of the fishing trip with a full bag of fish and some standouts like a big lingcod. Crazy how these fish are either brown, green, or blue in color depending on where they live.

If you'd like to join our fishing charter for rockfish around San Diego, CA, than give us a call and let's go fishing!

Deep Water Rock Fish Outing - San Diego Fishing Charter Report

Sat, 18 Oct 2025 18:06:29 GMT

On today’s half day fishing charter, we went 12 miles out to the nine mile bank to fish deep water rock fish. It is closed shoreward of 300 ft currently and the only way to load up on taco meat is to get in the deeper water...

We were bottom fishing using swim baits and live sardines and ended up doing some trolling and casting as well.

Fishing the deep water rock fish this time of year is very effective and a great way to load up on delicious rock cod at our secret spots.

When we got to the fishing zone, we did our fishing seminar and dropped our lines down to the bottom. As soon as we made it to the bottom and I had a minute to take a look around, I noticed large bird schools all outside of us about a mile. With that being said we reeled in and went to investigate.

Once we made it into the bird school area, we noticed bluefin jumping around everywhere on the surface and we’re seeing them all over the sonar. Once we started casting into them, we hooked one and realized they were large. We then decided to put the heavy gear out with the trolling lures, and we managed to land three bluefin tuna and lost another two within about an hour. We were loaded up with three bluefin up to 100 pounds within two hours of starting our trip. We rounded the trip off with some rockfish and headed to the dock to meet the fish processor. What an epic half day. You never know what you’re going to catch out there!

Call me today if you want to get in on some great fishing action around San Diego, CA!

San Diego Fishing Report - Fishing Remains Solid

Thu, 16 Oct 2025 15:54:58 GMT

We departed Mission Bay and intended on fishing inshore but instead we decided to go to San Diego Bay due to bad weather. While there, we targeted halibut, bass, and sharks. It was flat calm, beautiful conditions inside of the bay.

Inside of San Diego Bay, we were bottom fishing using live sardines. It is the best type of bait to use for halibut.

When fishing San Diego Bay, we are mainly targeting halibut, sharks, and different species of bass.

On this San Diego fishing trip, we caught:

Numerous spotted bay bass
A couple sharks
Three short halibut that were not legal to keep
A legal sand bass in the standout which we had to release was an endangered giant black Seabass, that weighed about 60 pounds. What a fight this was.

We had to remove the fish from the water to snap a quick photo and more importantly, get the hook out of its mouth to release it properly and safely and let it swim another day. We had it out of the water for under 20 seconds and got it back in and watched it swim right away.

If you'd like a day on the water with an experienced San Diego fishing charter; give Captain Dan and Fish Furthers a shout!

Fishing Charter Report from San Diego, CA - 10 - 7 - 25

Fri, 10 Oct 2025 21:24:22 GMT

25 fish and 10 different species caught today off Coronados Islands - all smiles today!

On this chartered fishing trip out of San Diego , we went down the Coronados Islands on a 3/4-day charter just off the coast of Tijuana, Mexico. It’s about 20 miles down to the nearest island and just under a 1 hour ride cruising at 25 kts.

The crew wanted to focus on fishing bottom species to load up on taco meat. With that task at hand, we were on our way to bottom fishing with two hooks per rod using squid, swim baits, shrimp, and live anchovy as bait. Everything was getting lots of bites.

If you want to load up on bottom fish, the Coronados Islands are the place. Always good fishing action at many of my numerous secret spots, and often there are also yellowtail, bluefin tuna, and some other game fish; around although we did not see any on this chartered trip.

The crew wanted to catch a lingcod and a sheepshead so I took them to some of my secret rocks and we ended up with 2 lingcod and 3 sheepshead as well! They were stoked! We left the islands with passenger limits and a few extra for the captain. 25 fish and 10 different species were caught. Overall, a great day on the water with great weather and great people.

If you'd like to come fishing with me down to the Coronados Islands for some fun, hit me up!

Fishing Report - Sept 29 - Offshore to Mexican Waters

Tue, 30 Sep 2025 15:05:17 GMT

This chartered fishing trip was 30-40 miles southwest from San Diego region into Mexican waters.

We mostly used trolling spreader bars because we knew there were big fish around and it’s the best way to hook them on heavy gear. We also did some casting and live bait fishing.

Lately, we are getting in the zone where the fish are at and trolling until we see them on the surface eating anchovy and dragging the spreader bars right over the the fish splashing around on the surface. We are also fishing live baits on kelp patty’s and casting on fish we see on the surface. Sight fishing can be a blast!

The trophy catch was a 130# bluefin tuna . Had a great time with a great group of people.

September Bluefin Tuna are Biting Near San Diego!

Thu, 18 Sep 2025 03:18:58 GMT

Bluefin or bust! September and october are the best months to get out and catch some tuna here in San Diego

Now is the time to book a San Diego Fishing charter with us. We're catching bluefin tuna, yellowfin, yellowtail, and dorado close to home and the weather out there is generally perfect for the next few months. If you fish here in San Diego often, you know that the next few months are the golden months for offshore fishing.

As a bluefin tuna fishing charter out of San Diego, CA, we strive to not only get fish consistently, but to ALWAYS have a good time in the process. We like bent rods and smile all around.

Give us a call and lets go fishing!

Bluefin Tuna and Yellowtail Offshore and Coronado Islands

Wed, 20 Aug 2025 03:23:21 GMT

The fish are biting! August, september and october are the best time of the year to get out on the water for tuna and yellowtail in San Diego.

now is the time. if you wan to catch some fish and have a great time on the water, give us a call and book your san diego fishing adventure now. dates are filling uo ND SO IS THE FISHING. CURRENTLY WE ARE TARGETING BLUEFIN TUNA AND YELLOWTAIL AT THE CORONADO ISLANDS AS WELL AS OFFSHORE. WE HAVE HAD VERY SUCCESSFUL FISHING OVER THE PAST MONTH AND IT SHOULD ONLY GET BETTER AND CLOSER TO HOME. IF YOU WANT A SHOT AT at the pelagics, lets get out there. give us a call or book online.

Bluefin Tuna and Yellowtail are Biting! July 22, 2025 Fishing Report! Fishing is on Fire!

Wed, 23 Jul 2025 03:31:13 GMT

Its a great time to get out on the water in san diego. give us a call to talk about rip options that fit your group for the perfect charter experience. bluefin tuna and yellowtail biting offshore. calico bass, white sea bass, barracuda, rockfish and sheep head biting inshore. the yellowtail bite at the islands is heatin up. the time is now. book your san diego fishing charter today for the trip of a lifetime.

pick your trip. we have various trip options for different types of groups. FAMILY and kid friendly! give us a call and we can let you know what the best trip option in for you and your group to have the most memorable EXPERIENCE possibly. tight lines!

Fishing Report for July 2, 2025. Bluefin are Biting!

Thu, 03 Jul 2025 01:58:50 GMT

Local bluefin tuna are biting with some bonito aND YELLOWTAIL IN THE MIX AS WELL. NOW IS THE TIME TO BOOK YOUR OFFSHORE SAN DIEGO FISHING CHARTER.

Weekly Report for May 14,2025

Sun, 15 Jun 2025 17:44:37 GMT

Large inshore rockfish and yellows biting at the coronados islands

its a good time to get out on the water on a san diego fishing charter for local rock fishing or some coronados islands yellowtail. there are also some bluefin biting on our offshore charters! Time to get on the water and have the triop of a lifetime.

Great Coronado Islands fishing going on right now!

Mon, 02 Jun 2025 13:56:04 GMT

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Come fish the coronado islands for a chance at these trpphy yellowtail.

Inshore Fishing Report for La Jolla, San Diego on 3/28/2025

Thu, 03 Apr 2025 04:15:27 GMT

Yellowtail and whitefish were the name of the game in March.

March was a great time to get out on a local Sad Diego Half day fishing charter to catch a trophy yellowtail. april should be a banger also while we wait for the tuna to show up. rockfish also opened in california on april 1 so there is plenty of oppurtunity to load catch multiple species.

Fishing is on Fire. Its Time to Book and Secure your Summer Fishing Adventure!

Thu, 18 Jul 2024 04:15:56 GMT

San Diego fishing is getting better and better everyday. late start to the season but it only gets better from here! the next few months are shaping up to be great, weather wise and fishing wise.

from ishore to offshore, to islands, fishing has been great. inshore and islands calico bass and yellowtail fishing has been wide ope for weeks now. yellowtail and dorado are starting to bite on melps offshore and the coronado islands have been producing some nice yellowtail also. its time to get out there!

Great Inshore, Offshore, and Coronado Island Fishing!

Sat, 29 Jun 2024 00:45:58 GMT

Its a great time to get out on the water with great fishing all around, and it only gets better from here as the water warms up.

Offshore fishing has been consistent with small to extra large bluefin biting offshore. the inshore fishery has picked up a bit on the calico bass and yellowtail bite with the occasional white sea bass in the mix and even some barracuda! bottom fishing for rock fish is still full speed if you want to load up on taco meat. it isa great time to get out on the water with great weather and great fishing and have the experience of a lifetime with you family or friends. Give us a call or book online. tight lines!

The James Family Returns for Round Three

Fri, 03 May 2024 16:09:45 GMT

great inshore fishing and a great time to get out on the water in San Diego. great weather and calm seas, and good fishing make for a memorable experience on the water.

from islands, to offshore, to inshore, the James family has done it all, and been fishing with us since year one. its always great to see the same faces, year after year. they started out with an Islands charter year one, then opted for the offshore tuna experience year two, and captured a 150 pund bluefin tuna, then came out for jacobs marine corps graduATION AND DECIDED TO SQUEEZE IN A INSHORE CHARTER WITH THEIR GRANPA, RICHARD. great group and great people.

Rock Fish is Back Open in California Waters!

Tue, 16 Apr 2024 19:03:33 GMT

With rockfish back open in california waters, its a great time to get out there on a san diego inshore fishing charter and fill the freezer

we have had excellent fishing for all types of bottom fish lately. with tuna season right around the corner, we are focusing on inshore and islands charters while we wait for the big boys to show up. give us a call or book your adventure online through our website. thigh lines!

Great Inshore and Coronados Islands Fishing Continues

Fri, 15 Mar 2024 04:24:42 GMT

get out there for inshore and coronados islands fishing while we gear uP for tuna time!

The winter and spring season are always great for inshore and coronados islands charters . so far this winter, futhur has loaded up on rockfish, whitefish, sheep head, and halibut. As we approach spring, you can expect to see shark, sculpin, yellowtail, among many more species. Our latest charter was fortunate enough to see a grey whale IN THE BAY!

Big Inshore Bonito Biting!

Thu, 25 Jan 2024 03:28:18 GMT

wintertime fishing in san diego

the winter season is a great time to fish in san diego for bottom species such as rockfish, bass, halibut, sheephead, sculpin, whitefish, shark,yellowtail and sometime trophy bonito on jigs and surface lures!

2023 Was a Great Year!

Tue, 16 Jan 2024 04:32:21 GMT

Great inshore, offshore and island fishing throughout the year. Gearing up for another epic season.

Bluefin Tuna are Still Biting and in Full Swing

Tue, 21 Nov 2023 20:31:28 GMT

Fall San Diego sunset

Bluefin tuna, a side of rock fish taco meat and a beautiful San diego sunset for this weekends full day offshore charter. Fall is always a great time to get on the water with epic weather, great fishing, and beautiful skies!

The Fine Fall Fishing Continues!

Fri, 27 Oct 2023 00:52:19 GMT

Give us a call to get in on some this epic fall fishing. although the weather has been changing, the fishing for tuna and dorado has not. september and october have proven, over and over again, to be some of the best months to fish in san diego.

Offshore fall fishing in San Diego has been on fire!

Thu, 05 Oct 2023 01:44:56 GMT

Come get in on some of this epic fall fishing!

August, September, and October are some of the best months to fish offshore in San diego. there are a variety of species to target including mahi mahi, yellowfin tuna, bluefin tuna, bonito, skipjack tuna, yellowtail, marlin, and swordfish. this september has yielded some of the best yellowfin tuna fishing we have seen in years. get in on the action! give us a call or book online through our website.

Latest Offshore, Islands, and Inshore Fishing Reports

Thu, 24 Aug 2023 18:09:32 GMT

The fish have been biting!

Offshore fishing charters have been producing nice grade california yellowtail, and dorado, as well as bluefin tuna and yellowfin tuna. at the islands, we have been catching yellowtail, calico bass, barracuda, and the OCCASIONAL tuna. inshore trips have been great bottom fishing for rock fish, sheep head, calico bass, barracuda, sculpin, and sometimes halibut.