We will be fishing Sat and Sun 2/18-19th returning mid morning 2/20-President's Day. This is a Limited Load 2.5 Day San Martin/Mexican Coast Freelance trip with an early departure of 5PM Friday 2/17.
A great way to take advantage of the holiday weekend this trip will fish the Mexican Coast targeting early season Yellowtail, as well as mixed bag fishing from shallow water sheephead and bass, to deep water rockfish/lincod to fill up the freezer. Feel free to call with any questions regarding trip or tackle info. Mikey 619-818-5664
This Trip Is A GO with 5 Spots Open! Limited to Only 22.
Cost of $380 includes bait, bunk, and Mexican Waters fishing permit. Mexican Tourist Visa additional if required(Good for up to 3 days) Meal Package optional at time of boarding. Call Seaforth Sportfishing at 619-224-3383 or go online at [link] for any info or reservations.
Print
Email item to a friend
Tradition will have LIVE SQUID for tomorrow's 3/4 day run
TraditionSport Fishing The Tradition will have LIVE SQUID for tomorrow's 3/4 day run. If you'd like to come out, be at the landing by 5:30am to purchase your ticket and head on down to the boat for a 6am departure and let's get some structure bass and sculpin!
In other news, we will not be running Sunday due to a marathon that will have N Harbor Dr. shut down early that morning, but we will be back online on Monday leaving at 6am. Call (310) 372-2111 or (818) 455-6566 for reservations!
Print
Email item to a friend
' Liquid Coast Highway' is kicking off 2012 with two smoking $$$ saving deals for you!
' Liquid Coast Highway' is kicking off 2012 with two smoking $$$ saving deals for you!
#1. Lobster Hoop Net- Catalina, Any Night, 8hrs. Only $1495.00! Free Case of domestic beer & hot dogs included. Season ends march 21, 2012.
#2. Locals Only- Overnight Catalina Sea Bass- Depart Mon, Tues or Wed's night for only $1799.00!(March, April or May 2012. OC and LA residents only)!
Call Today to Reserve Your Date! (714) 851 4116
Terms and Conditions
• All charters are private. Prices are for up to six passengers.
•'Locals Only'-charter master to provide proof of LA or OC resident at time of booking. Includes boat, crew, fuel, bait. Departs 9pm returns 5pm following day.
•'Lobster Hoop Net'-includes free case of 36 Coors, Bud Light or Miller and hot dogs. Use of lobster gear and bait included. Departs 3pm returns 11pm.
•50% deposit required to confirm bookings by Visa, MasterCard or check. Balance due by cash or check prior to departure.
• Liquid Coast Highway LLC reserves the right to change and/or terminate this promotion at any time.
Print
Email item to a friend
Fish & Game Commission February 9, 2012 Meeting Notice
Attention All Stations; We will be offering our TWO FOR ONE Advance Purchase Special on all milti-day open party trips for the 2012 season on a very limited.Hear are the ground rules.
1--First Person pays FULL price plus Food Permits & Taxes second person pays for only Food Permits & Taxes. 2--Reservations must be booked through the Big Game office only between January 25, 2012 and April 30, 2012 no exceptions!!!!!!!!!!!! 3--A 50% deposit is due at booking 4--All deposits are nonrefundable 5--Space is limited on all trips. ( 20 spots or less on each trip)
Don't wait until the last minute.
Call Larry now at 858-270-7525 for reservations and get hooked up today.
The Searcher has 2012 schedule up. It's never too early to start thinking about next year and planning your trip for the dates you want and or get your groups charter together.
Call now at 619-226-2403 to get your charter together or to line up next years trip.
A 5 day trip leaves June 22
A 3 day trip goes June 27
A 4 day trip with Izorline leaves June 30
A 1.5 day Let's Talk Hook Up Shimano Trip leaves July 8 - 714-538-8010 for reservations.
Royal Polaris filled it's holds and is headed back to San Diego! We had a super great trip and will be home a day early. Travel weather north is comfortable, light breeze and no seas. The Line One gang knocked it out of the park with 28 Yellowfin Tuna over 200 pounds. Sub Charter master, chunk master general and all around awesome guy (big daddy) Don Burnside finished the trip by snagging Jerry's money and landing a 246 pounder! We also spent some time thinking about and remembering longtime RP charter master and fisherman Terry Koike RIP. More tomorrow! Thanks for checking in!
P.S. Happy Happy Birthday (Jan29) To sweet Karen Oba SOKO!
For a complete season schedule on theRoyal PolarisCLICK HEREthen call 619-226-8030for more information and to book your trip.
Some boats contribute nothing to SAC so please support SAC boats and help to protect your fishing future
The Fortune has some great trips lined up for you to give her a test drive. Bruce is finishing upgrading the boat and she looks great and is ready to fish like Long Range Style! The Fortune has some great 3 day trips lined up for you targeting inshore yellowtail and rockfish.
Deaprting on Friday 03-02 3pm. Returning on the 3-15
Deaprting on Friday 03-16 3pm. Returning on the 3-19
Deaprting on Friday 03-23 3pm. Returning on the 3-26
Call now as the trips ae limited load and going to fill up fast, Click Fortune or call 619-221-8500 now to book.
What a way to end the trip, good tuna fishing and excellent wahoo fishing. I know that a good wahoo count isn't going to make the headlines but it is still one of my favorite fish to eat and catch. After a few more bingos today, that puts our wahoo tally over the 200 mark for the trip. Not to mention the fact that the tuna bite went full speed at the end topping off our fish holds and making a lot of people very happy. We picked off two more cows and lots of fish from 100-170 pounds that all went directly into the rsw well. Doctor Mike got his third cow of the trip on a mackerel weighing 245 pounds. Paul Corbitt picked off a 220 out of the chunk line right at the end of the the day. We are now heading up the line in flat calm seas and sunny skies. Justin
Print
Email item to a friend
Marina Del Rey Sportfishing Twilight Friday And Saturday Night
The World Famous EL BUDSTER goes out fishing today. But does not catch anything. They go out in search of STRIPED MARLIN & YELLOWFIN TUNA but are unable to find any. They fished out from Cabo about 12 - 16 miles. The water temp. was 71 - 73 degrees.
In October, angling advocates United Anglers of Southern California, Coastside Fishing Club and Robert C. Fletcher suffered the first setback in their legal campaign targeting privately funded Marine Life Protection Act ocean fishing closures. San Diego Superior Court judge Ronald S. Prager rejected arguments that the Fish and Game Commission exceeded its authority when it approved new marine protected areas in North-Central California.
Nakaki - Tsujiuchi Open Optional Fly down to Cabo 4/29 Optional Fly back from Cabo 5/11
Charter masters are Steve Tsujiuchi and Bill Nakaki on this fly down fly back option trip.
ONLY 4 SPOTS LEFT
Tackle gifts are given to all aboard. Bill and Steve are super Charter hosts and the core group of anglers on this trip are an outstanding bunch to fish with every year. Destinations are Hurricane Bank and Clarion Island buffer zone for Yellowfin Tuna and Wahoo.
This has been an awesome trip for many years and one you don't want to miss.
Call 619-226-8030 for all the information and book the trip of a lifetime today.
The Marina El Cid Sportfishing Fleet from Puerto Morelos, continues to produce a wide variety mixed-bag catch for their anglers, week after week, and this week was no different. The report reflected another 12 specie catch for the boats that fished some 25 days in the area and reflected good action for the anglers that included 2 sailfish, 21 dorado, 38 Atlantic barracuda, 4 Spanish Mackerel, 29 Bonito, 8 blackfin tuna, 1 shark, 4 soapfish, 3 snapper, 5 amberjack, 18 triggerfish and 11 grouper. There is something exciting and special about fishing in the Caribbean that attracts the anglers from all parts of the globe and especially from the East Coast areas and we believe it is the incredible variety of catch opportunities that begin within a quarter-mile of the entrance to the Marina El Cid.
PM Climate: Mostly cloudy days with fair mixes of sunshine and comfortable temperatures that ranged from 68 nights to 82 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Favorable water temperatures continue at a stable 81 degrees that stems from the coast line to the offshore waters. Light surface breezes from 5-15 mph and nearly flat calm season continue to entice the anglers.
Best Bait: The always available ballyhoo continues to be the bait of choice and is provided on a fresh caught daily basis.
According to Captain Temo Verboonen, the waters have rolled over and changed from the deep blue to a greenish, off-color, and moved offshore to 20 miles and beyond, discouraging the fish from biting the baits. He said the fish bite has slowed throughout the area for both, inshore and offshore action. The overall catches for the boats reflected a couple of marlin, a few sailfish and a few dorado, and until the water cleans, it's likely to be difficult fishing for the boats. There is still lots of fish showing up for the inshore boats but even those fish are being skittish and tend to spook to the deep on the feel of the approaching boat. Temo says you get 1 or 2 chances at the inshore fish before they spook and then, you have to wait for them to re-surface and try again. Most of the inshore fish are still the bonito, Sierra and jack crevalle and only an occasional roosterfish.
IZ Climate: Sunny & warm days during the early week, then partly cloudy days but still warm with temps from 70 nights to 87 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Mostly calm waters throughout the area with light and variable surface breezes and temps that ranged from 80 inshore to 83 offshore, and all with a greenish tint.
Best Fishing Area: None was reported in any area with the fish being caught mostly outside the 20 mile mark.
Best Lure/Bait: Most of the offshore fish were taken on the rigged trolling baits and the inshore fish were best on live baits.
Bait Supply: Remains readily available for both, fresh rigging baits and live bait.
Mazatlan is having some excellent billfish action with the Pacific striped marlin and most of the boats are reporting multiple opportunities for the billfish on a daily basis. According to Fleet Manager, Gernonimo Cevallos, the boats are having 4-5 shots at billfish everyday but only about 20% of the billfish are interested in chasing the rigged baits with most of the fish just sinking out on the presentations. Still, it appears that the action will continue for awhile and it probably reflects some billfish movement from the Cabo San Lucas side, across to the mainland side. Charters have been considerably slow this past week and only reflected 4 offshore fishing days that resulted in 7 stripers and 1 mako shark for the angler efforts. The inshore fishing produced some good small game action and reflected 14 jack crevalle, 1 corvina, 1 striper, 25 white snapper, 16 red snapper and 35 perch for their 5 days fished.
Mazatlan Climate: Partly cloudy days with light & variable surface breezes and temps that ranged from a cool 48 degrees at night to 81 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Overall, very good sea conditions that kept the area nearly flat calm with inshore temps at 70 degrees and rising to 74 degrees offshore, at about 20 miles or so and bluing up to good billfish waters. Best Fishing Area: The better billfish area is now about 20 mils out to the southwest of the Marina El Cid and outbound from there.
Best Bait/Lure: The rigged baits, slow trolled from the outriggers, were best for the billfish.
Bait Supply: Remained very good throughout the week for both, live bait and fresh dead baits for rigging.
Last week, we thought the billfish may have already turned the corner, rounding Cabo San Lucas, and headed up into the Sea of Cortez, but now, I think those thoughts were a bit premature given this weeks fishing report. However, it does reflect that the billfish are not holding in a concentrated area as they should be at this time of year. While the better billfish ara continued to be in the Golden Gate Bank area on the Pacific side, the boats also caught billfish on the 1150 fathom spot and Chileno on the Sea of Cortez side. Most all of the smaller game fish, dorado, tuna, etc, came from the Pacific side, once again. The overall combined fish counts for 23 days fished reflected 8 billfish, (7 released) 15 dorado, 5 yellowfin tuna, 11 skipjack tuna, 1 Sierra and 1 roosterfish.
Cabo Climate: Sunny & warm during the early week. Then, partly cloudy days with temps from 56 nights to 81 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Cooler waters moving throughout the area on both sides of Cabo. Pacific side has warmest temps from 5 miles above and outside the Golden Gate Bank and running southerly, down across the Jaime Bank and on, outside the 1000 curve, was all at about 70 degrees. This is about a 15 mile wide swath of warmer water. Everywhere else on both sides of the peninsula was in the 67-68 degree temps.
Best Fishing Area: Continues to be on the Pacific side in the Golden Gate Bank area.
Best Lure/Bait: Live bait was by far the best for the billfish. Live Bait Supply: A good week for bait. Mostly caballitos with a few mackerel.
The 
The 
We will be fishing Sat and Sun 2/18-19th returning mid morning 2/20-President's Day. This is a Limited Load 2.5 Day San Martin/Mexican Coast Freelance trip with an early departure of 5PM Friday 2/17.
TraditionSport Fishing The 
' 
The Los Angeles County Fish and Game Commission is holding a Special Meeting on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 6:00 p.m.
The 
From 1.5 day trips to 12 day adventures the 
The 
The 
TWILIGHT BASS FISHING WEEKENDS SIX TO MIDNIGHT ON THE 
In October, angling advocates 
The 
Tackle gifts are given to all aboard. Bill and Steve are super Charter hosts and the core group of anglers on this trip are an outstanding bunch to fish with every year. Destinations are Hurricane Bank and Clarion Island buffer zone for Yellowfin Tuna and Wahoo. 
