Friday Report

Friday Returning Trips

• The Tribute returned from their 1.5 Day trip with 31 yellowfin tuna, 2 dorado, 2 skipjack and 52 bonito.
• The Highliner's 1.5 Day trip finished with 15 yellowfin tuna and 11 yellowtail.
• The Aztec 3 Day Trip finished with 51 Bluefin tuna, 6 Yellowtail and 1 Dorado.

Thursday Twilight

• The New Seaforth's Twilight trip finished with 170 Bonito, 1 barracuda, 14 calico bass, 8 sand bass and 1 rockfish.

Friday San Diego Full Day

• The San Diego on their full day trip finished up with 51 Yellowtail, 77 Bonito, 28 Sand Bass, and 3 Barracuda. 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.

New Seaforth Half Day

• The New Seaforth has been finding solid local action, with anglers getting into bass, barracuda, and bonito, plus some great opportunities for quality yellowtail. A 20–30 lb live bait setup with #4 through 2/0 hooks is recommended. Surface irons, stick baits, and smaller sniper-style jigs have been producing well, while tube baits and fluke-style plastics remain reliable choices. Rod rentals and fishing licenses are available at the landing during check-in.

Sea Watch Schedule Update

• The Sea Watch is scheduled to run Full Day trips during the month of September departing at 5:30AM and returning around 5:00 PM. Yo-yo jigs have been the hot ticket but good to always have a 25-30lb live bait setup or surface iron rod. Make those reservations the San Diego has openings the first week of September! Don't forget those passports.