We've been steadily working our way down the coast with some great yellowtail action in the books—plus a surprise wahoo that jumped on the troll! We're keeping the momentum rolling tomorrow as we shift our focus to hunting down yellowfin

Currently out on a 1.5 day charter with Brent and the guys.  Yellowtail, bluefin and a dorado.  Will check back in later

We ran a crew trip today for bluefin tuna. We start off looking for fish in the dark with jigs in hand but did not find anything worth stopping on until daybreak, at that point, we opted to troll finding

Todays fish count 27 passengers 47 calico bass 36 bonito 38 whitefish 3 sheephead 1 yellowtail 4 bluefin Tuna   We still have room on Thursdays limited load charter,(see previous post), we also have room this Friday as well as next Thursday and Friday. You can look at our

We are still limiting on a nice variety of Rockfish which have been a fantastic grade.  3 to 6 pounders have been the Norm.  Full filet bags and big smiles are always great see!  The Lingcod and Cabezon have also been picking

Fishing is finally getting better on the Truckee River. That time of year when you get cool/ cold mornings, and hot afternoons. Fishing will always be best mid-mornings now.  Flows have remained pretty good. 480, here in Hirschdale, and on down

Gil, Johnny & Donnie from So-Cal. Limited out on Lundy this morning! Fishing with Garlic Powerbait from a boat. CONGRATS!

The Pacifica out of Seaforth Landing in San Diego returned from a 2-day trip with 25 anglers aboard. The group caught 8 Bluefin Tuna, 32 Yellowfin Tuna, and 37 California Yellowtail.

Another day in the books. Started our day off on the lower end of things fishing tuna and other variety that we can tag. At first glance not much current indicated a long day of fishing. Luckily we were able

4 fishing caught limits for themselves and crew coho fishjng! Thursday we have just 3 on the books if anyone wants to go! Alyssa caught the bigun!

Our local angler, Steve Beasley, landed a nice largemouth bass while fishing from his boat. He was using a jig that usually produces a striper or two. We have a great largemouth and smallmouth bass population up on Lake Mohave. These