Offshore Fish Report for 8-30-2026
Sunday Update
- Offshore
- Bluefin Tuna
- Aug 30, 2026
Sunday Update
8-30-2026
by Seaforth Staff
(619) 224-3383
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New Seaforth Half Day
- The New Seaforth's AM Half Day trip finished with 21 Yellowtail, 53 Bonito, 3 Barracuda, 4 Calico Bass, 1 Sand Bass and 5 Reds.
- The New Seaforth's PM Half Day trip had 50 Bonito, 9 Yellowtail, 8 Barracuda, and 6 Calico Bass
- The New Seaforth has been on some good local fishing with a mix of bass, barracuda, and bonito along the inshore kelp beds. Anglers should come prepared with a 15-25 lb live bait setup and hooks size #2-2/0. Surface irons, stick baits, and small sniper style jigs have been seeing good response on the three b's while tube baits and fluke-style plastics continue to be great options as well. Rod rentals and licenses are available at the landing when checking in.
San Diego Full Day
- The San Diego on their full day trip to the Coronado Islands finished up with 14 Yellowtail, and 86 Bonito. Yo-yo jigs have been getting bit well but also good to have a 25-30lb live bait setup or surface iron rod. Don't forget those passports.
Pacifica Full Day
- The Pacifica was back out this morning on a full day and had great fishing finishing up their trip with 83 Yellowfin Tuna, and 34 Dorado!
Sunday Returning Trips
- The Cortez returned from their 2.5 Day trip with 2 Bluefin Tuna, 8 Yellowfin Tuna, 5 Dorado, 2 Skipjack, 11 Yellowtail, 29 Calico Bass and 4 Sand Bass.
- The Pacifica finished their 1.5 Day trip with 4 Dorado, 18 Yellowfin Tuna and 3 Yellowtail.
Saturday Twilight
- The New Seaforth's Twilight trip finished with 1 Yellowtail, 32 Bonito, 5 Barracuda, 4 Calico Bass and 2 Rockfish.
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