Seaforth Sportfishing Fish Report for 11-14-2015
San Diego does it again at the islands
- Nov 14, 2015
San Diego does it again at the islands
11-14-2015
by Mark Larson
(619) 224-3383
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The San Diego is returning from a three quarter day trip to the Coronado Islands with 65 yellowtail, 33 bonito and 20 rockfish. Yo yo fishing is the prefered method but a few are being caught on the dropper loop and surface jig. The San Diego departs daily at 5:30am and requires a valid passport or passport card.
The Tribute is returning from a day and a half trip with 173 yellowtail, 18 bonito and 7 skipjack for his 33 anglers. The Tributes next trip will depart Friday the 20th of November.
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