September 17, 2020, COVID Update: We have received many calls from concerned customers regarding their fishing trips. We are OPEN and will be running all trips as scheduled. Our fleet is doing everything they can to ensure that we observe all safety protocols to provide the safest environment possible for your fishing trip.

09/21/2020
The Outrider called in with 3 Yellowtail, 1 Yellowfin Tuna, 80 Calico Released and 1 Black Seabass Released for their 2.5 day trip with 8 Anglers.

The Fortune Called in with 5 Dorado and 5 Yellowfin Tuna for their Overnight trip with 18 Anglers.

The Islander called in with Limits of Dorado (30) and 61 Yellowfin Tuna for 15 anglers on their 1.5 day trip.

The Dolphin caught 31 Yellowfin Tuna, 22 Yellowtail, and 9 Dorado for 12 anglers on their full day trip.

The Pacific Queen called in with 40 Bluefin Tuna (30-40#) so far for their 3 day trip with 24 Anglers.

The Tomahawk called in with LIMITS of Dorado (48),  7 Skip Jack, 5 Yellowtail, and  5 Yellowfin for 24 anglers.

The Pegasus returned this AM with LIMITS of Yellowfin Tuna (200) and LIMITS of Dorado (80) for 20 anglers on their 2.5 day trip. 

The Pacific Dawn returned this AM with Limits of Dorado (44), 17 Yellowfin Tuna, and 5 Bluefin Tuna from 160 to 240 pounds  for their 2.5 day trip for 11 anglers.

The Condor returned this AM with LIMITS of Dorado (68) and LIMITS of  Yellowfin Tuna (170)  for their 1.5 day trip with 34 anglers.

Boats are recommending 25-pound outfits for the Yellowfin and Yellowtail. 40 to 60-pound outfits for mid-size Bluefin Tuna. 80 to 100-pound outfits for the bigger size Bluefin.

• Hook size, they are recommending number 1 to 2/0 size circle hooks.  They are catching the Bluefin on fly-line rigs, sinkers-rigs, and flat fall jigs.

As of right now, all passengers must bring a face mask on all trips. Passengers on Overnight trips and longer need to bring their own pillow and blankets. The crews will be cleaning and sanitizing all common areas frequently.