Fish Report for 8-28-2026
Friday Updates
- Aug 28, 2026
Friday Updates
8-28-2026
by Seaforth Staff
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Friday Updates
- The Polaris Supreme started off day three of their Three Day trip with limits of bluefin tuna, 18 yellowtail and 11 dorado.
- The Tribute reported in from their One Day trip with 26 yellowfin tuna and 1 dorado on the boat.
Friday Returning Trips
- The Highliner returned from their Two Day trip with 148 yellowfin tuna, 15 bluefin tuna, 5 yellowtail and 5 dorado.
Thursday Twilight
- The New Seaforth's Thursday night Twilight trip finished with 61 bonito and 25 calico bass.
Thursday Recap
Thursday Updates
- The Polaris Supreme checked in with limits of Bluefin from 30-50lbs for their first 2 days of their 3 day trip. They have some rare open party availability for a 2 Day departing 9/15. Book now!
Thursday Returning Trips
- The Pacifica returned from their 2 Day with limits of Bluefin Tuna and 6 Yellowtail for their 12 anglers.
- The Tribute returned from their 1.5 Day with 20 Bluefin Tuna, 8 Yellowfin Tuna, 4 Dorado, 38 Yellowtail and 15 Bonito.
- The Voyager returned from their overnight with 25 Yellowfin and 1 dorado for 5 anglers.
Thursday Half Day
- The Sea Watch landed 7 Yellowtail and 31 Bonito on their AM Half Day trip! The afternoon trip had great fishing as well. They finished up with 1 Yellowtail, 95 Bonito, 12 Calico Bass and 1 Barracuda. The New Seaforth is chartered Friday and the Sea Watch will be running the open party half day trips.
Wednesday Twilight
- The New Seaforth Twilight trips have had some fun fishing the last few days. They had 55 Bonito, 34 Calico Bass, 2 Sculpin and 13 Rockfish for their 20 anglers last night. It's a great way to beat the heat and get out on the water.
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