Fish Counts by Boat - April 6, 2004
Top species — April 6, 2004 · tap a fish for its daily counts by boat
H&M Landing Fish Counts
| Boat | Trip Details | Dock Totals |
|---|---|---|
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Fisherman III H&M Landing San Diego, CA |
35 Anglers 1/2 Day AM |
3 Sand Bass, 155 Sculpin, 1 Sheephead, 32 Rockfish |
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Fisherman III H&M Landing San Diego, CA |
19 Anglers 1/2 Day PM |
1 Sand Bass, 81 Sculpin, 2 Sheephead, 44 Rockfish |
|
Haven H&M Landing San Diego, CA |
5 Anglers 3/4 Day AM |
5 Barracuda, 1 Yellowtail, 3 Bonito |
Dock Total 236 Sculpin, 76 Rockfish, 5 Barracuda, 4 Sand Bass, 3 Sheephead, 3 Bonito, 1 Yellowtail
Point Loma Sportfishing Fish Counts
| Boat | Trip Details | Dock Totals |
|---|---|---|
|
Daily Double Point Loma Sportfishing San Diego, CA |
13 Anglers 1/2 Day AM |
1 Barred Sand Bass, 65 Sculpin, 2 Calico Bass, 42 Rockfish |
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Daily Double Point Loma Sportfishing San Diego, CA |
21 Anglers 1/2 Day PM |
74 Sculpin, 31 Calico Bass, 2 Rockfish |
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Point Loma Point Loma Sportfishing San Diego, CA |
16 Anglers 3/4 Day |
1 Whitefish, 160 Rockfish |
Dock Total 204 Rockfish, 139 Sculpin, 33 Calico Bass, 1 Barred Sand Bass, 1 Whitefish
Seaforth Sportfishing Fish Counts
| Boat | Trip Details | Dock Totals |
|---|---|---|
|
New Seaforth Seaforth Sportfishing San Diego, CA |
17 Anglers 1/2 Day AM |
1 Halibut (up to 20 pounds), 38 Rockfish, 45 Vermilion Rockfish |
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New Seaforth Seaforth Sportfishing San Diego, CA |
31 Anglers 1/2 Day PM |
1 Yellowtail, 5 Calico Bass, 20 Rockfish |
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San Diego Seaforth Sportfishing San Diego, CA |
34 Anglers 3/4 Day AM |
51 Barracuda, 3 Yellowtail (up to 22 pounds), 4 Calico Bass, 27 Bonito, 24 Rockfish |
Dock Total 82 Rockfish, 51 Barracuda, 45 Vermilion Rockfish, 27 Bonito, 9 Calico Bass, 4 Yellowtail (up to 22 pounds), 1 Halibut (up to 20 pounds)
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