Offshore Fish Report for 9-9-2026
Wednesday Updates
- Offshore
- Bluefin Tuna
- Sep 9, 2026
Wednesday Updates
9-9-2026
by Seaforth Staff
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Wednesday Updates
- The Polaris Supreme reported in from their Two Day trip with limits of bluefin tuna, with fish in the 20 to 80 pound range!
Wednesday Returning Trips
- The Pacifica returned from their Two Day trip with 80 bluefin tuna and 3 yellowtail.
Tuesday Recap
Tuesday Returning Trips
- The Polaris Supreme returned from their 2 Day trip with 46 Bluefin Tuna and 20 Yellowtail.
- The Cortez finished their 1.5 Day trip with 15 Yellowtail and 75 Calico bass.
New Seaforth Half Day
- The New Seaforth bonito bite has been going strong, with anglers also getting into bass, barracuda, and a few Yellowtail. Some of those bonito are in the 10lb range! 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 solid choices as well. Rod rentals and fishing licenses are available at the landing during check-in.
Sea Watch Update
- The Sea Watch Full Day trip is a Definite Run for Thursday 9/10/26, 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.
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9-8-2026Tuesday Returning Trips The Polaris Supreme returned from their 2 Day trip with 46 Bluefin Tuna and 20 Yellowtail. The Cortez finished their 1.5 Day trip with 15 Yellowtail and 75 Calico bass. New Seaforth Half Day The New Seaforth bonito bite has been going strong, with anglers also getting into bass, barracuda, and a few Yellowtail. Some of those bonito are in the 10lb range! A 20–30 lb live bait setup with #4 through 2/0 hooks is recommended. Surface irons, stick...... Read More
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