The fall fishing season has brought some changes with some weather systems recently passing though Southern California that have brought strong winds, light rain and high seas. The weather systems
We saw a much more mellow week on the local 1/2-day scene. The water temps are still cool at 62 to 64°. There has also some lingering red tide and that
Dungeness crabs are a delicacy along the Pacific Coast, and if you’ve successfully caught a few, the next exciting step is preparing them for a delicious meal. But first, let’s
Rockfishing in California is a thrilling but demanding pursuit, particularly for anglers targeting deep-water species. Unlike surface or nearshore fishing, rockfishing often requires dropping bait to depths exceeding 300 feet
Rockfishing is not only a thrilling pursuit but also a gateway to some of the tastiest, most versatile fish in the ocean. After a day of hard work reeling in
We are well into the month of October and anglers that have not made the mistake of putting away their fishing tackle until the spring continue to be presented with
Rockfishing is a staple of recreational and commercial fishing in California, offering anglers the opportunity to catch a variety of fish species year-round. However, as the ocean temperatures cool during
It’s beginning to feel like Fall. Little changes in water temps this week along the coast were evident. Our water temps this week were in the 66 F -69 F
