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What's Hot Fishing Reports for San Diego
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What's Hot Inshore - August 21, 2017 Decent Fishing In The Kelp Beds For A Fun Group Of Anglers! Captain Brian at the helm and first mate hale on the back deck for a ½ day local trip this afternoon. They caught 41 calico bass(released 35), 15 barracuda released, 4 white sea bass released and 1 bonito. by Chris Coletta |
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What's Hot Offshore - August 21, 2017 Kelp Hard To Find Again But Loaded With Dorado When They Did! Captain John at the helm and first mate Hale on the back deck for a Full Day Offshore. Kelps again were few and far between but when they did it was game on! They landed 15 Dorado and lost nearly half that. by Chris Coletta |
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What's Hot Inshore - August 4, 2017 Mahi and Yellowfin Tuna are here. Live bait and trolling the rips has been best. The fish are all gaffers with some around 20 pounds. If you want to catch the beautiful and tasty Dorado, now is your time. by Chris Coletta |
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What's Hot Offshore - August 4, 2017 Closer in there are still a good amount of yellowtail and they are snapping good. We mix it up on most of our full day trips and try different strategies that target them as well as mahi and yellowfin tuna. by Chris Coletta |
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What's Hot Offshore - September 25, 2015 Just received a call from Captain Murphy and first mate Mat. He said they fished local waters finding some quality Yellow Tail and Skip Jack Tuna. A group of anglers from Arizona came down to fish with us today. It was a beautiful San Diego day. Great job on those fish guys! by Chris Coletta |
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What's Hot Offshore - May 19, 2014 Yellowfin Tuna, normally caught off San Diego from about July to late October are being caught within 1.5 day range out of Point Loma, San Diego. Let's pray this is the season San Diego has been waiting a few year with so few Albacore in recent years. Rig used: Football size troll fish by Rob Mailly |