SAN DIEGO- This year has been a good and lengthy offshore fishing season and the amazing thing is the book is still open as we enter into the late part
The fall fishing season has been having to battle some weather systems that have brought strong winds, high seas, and a bit of rain but the good thing is that
The recent offshore fishing has seen some ups and downs but the fact remains that one can still go out to the offshore fishing grounds and have a chance at
Brian Kilpatrick caught this yellowtail on a kelp paddy near San Onofre on Aug. 20. Kilpatrick has his 28-foot Sea Ray docked at Dana Point Harbor.
Southern California anglers have a lot to choose from in targeting species on the offshore fishing grounds and deciding what species you want to target will likely dictate where you
Sabrina Macuk puckered up for her first yellowtail catch. The yellowtail was one of a few caught in Mexico.
Summer is not far away, but Southern California offshore anglers are already enjoying “summer-like” fishing with 18 to 220-plus pound bluefin tuna, 5-to-12-pound yellowtail, and 6-to-12-pound bonito biting. It continues
The spring fishing season is well underway, and despite some cooler than normal water temperatures, there is good surface fishing to report for yellowtail and bluefin tuna. Further good news
