Eldorado Fish Report for 8-31-2009

Fish on the Eldorado in September

  • Aug 31, 2009

Fish on the Eldorado in September

8-31-2009
by Steve Fukuto
(424) 2-ELDO-85
Website

On every trip during September, Captain Eddie Moreno will have a special raffle for you to have a shot to win a Seeker American Series 870 7ft saltwater rod, courtesy of Baja Fish Gear in Lomita and Seeker Rods.

Better yet! If you win the rod, you can upgrade to a Super Seeker or Black Steel by shopping at Baja Fish Gear in Lomita. You pay the price difference between your rod upgrade and the MSRP of the 870 rod. You can have your upgrade shipped for a nominal fee.

Even Better Yet! Two rods will be for raffle on two day trips.

All you need to do is to come fishing on any open party, limited load, or multi-day trip booked at Point Loma Sportfishing. (619) 223-1627

Eddie has found good fishing in one day range. The Eldorado is scheduled for overnight and 2 day trips leaving at 10pm Point Loma Sportfishing:

Overnight-Departs Monday 8/31 Returns Tuesday 9/01 $185 - permit included

Overnight-Departs Tuesday 9/01 Returns Wednesday 9/02 $185 - permit included

Overnight-Departs Wednesday 9/2 Returns Thursday 9/03 $185 - permit included

2 Day-Departs 10pm Thursday 9/3 Returns Saturday 9/5 $450 - includes meals.

Overnight-Departs Monday 9/07 Returns Tuesday 9/08 $185 - permit included

Overnight-Departs Tuesday 9/08 Returns Wednesday 9/09 $185 - permit included

Overnight-Departs Wednesday 9/9 Returns Thursday 9/10 $185 - permit included

Call Point Loma Sportfishing to book on these trips at 619 223-1627 and win a Seeker Rod!



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