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Fisherman's dream of a year
Talk about spoiled... Tuna on the 1/2 day. Tuna on the kayak. What will happen when the crazy-good fishing returns to the normal good San Diego fishing? I have never seen a year like last year and this one is shaping up to be even better. If a marlin gets hooked from the IB pier, somebody wake me up! Otherwise, I'll keep on enjoying the fisherman's dream of a year.
Dock totals for July 9 and 10:
Chubasco 2 Sportfishing hosted 61 anglers aboard 2 boats and reported 43 yellowfin tuna, 1 dorado, 9 bluefin tuna and 4 yellowtail caught.
185 anglers aboard 7 boats our of Fisherman's Landing caught 15 yellowtail, 119 yellowfin tuna, 29 bluefin tuna, 1 sand bass, 3 bonito, 308 rockfish, 50 mackerel, 1 dorado and 54 calico bass.
H&M Landing sent 488 anglers out aboard 17 boats and reported a total catch of 105 bluefin tuna, 455 yellowfin tuna, 13 yellowtail, 1 halibut, 2 dorado, 298 rockfish, 13 calico bass, 1 Sheephead, 1 Sand Bass, 75 mackerel and 2 bonito.
125 anglers aboard 4 boats out of Helgren's Oceanside Sportfishing sacked up 2 sheephead, 7 sand bass, 5 rockfish, 21 calico bass, 8 yellowtail, 4 yellowfin tuna, 4 bluefin tuna and 2 dorado.
Point Loma Sportfishing hosted 232 anglers aboard 12 boats and reported 109 yellowfin tuna, 28 bluefin tuna, 170 yellowtail, 2 lingcod, 1 sheephead, 47 rockfish, 6 halibut, 54 sand bass, 8 calico bass, 8 bonito, 2 dorado and 1 barracuda caught.
592 anglers aboard 22 boats out of Seaforth Sportfishing put 318 yellowfin tuna, 49 bluefin tuna, 386 yellowtail, 19 rockfish, 37 bonito and 36 calico bass on the deck.
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Fisherman's dream of a year
Fisherman's dream of a year
Talk about spoiled... Tuna on the 1/2 day. Tuna on the kayak. What will happen when the crazy-good fishing returns to the normal good San Diego fishing? I have never seen a year like last year and this one is shaping up to be even better. If a marlin gets hooked from the IB pier, somebody wake me up! Otherwise, I'll keep on enjoying the fisherman's dream of a year.
Dock totals for July 9 and 10:
Chubasco 2 Sportfishing hosted 61 anglers aboard 2 boats and reported 43 yellowfin tuna, 1 dorado, 9 bluefin tuna and 4 yellowtail caught.
185 anglers aboard 7 boats our of Fisherman's Landing caught 15 yellowtail, 119 yellowfin tuna, 29 bluefin tuna, 1 sand bass, 3 bonito, 308 rockfish, 50 mackerel, 1 dorado and 54 calico bass.
H&M Landing sent 488 anglers out aboard 17 boats and reported a total catch of 105 bluefin tuna, 455 yellowfin tuna, 13 yellowtail, 1 halibut, 2 dorado, 298 rockfish, 13 calico bass, 1 Sheephead, 1 Sand Bass, 75 mackerel and 2 bonito.
125 anglers aboard 4 boats out of Helgren's Oceanside Sportfishing sacked up 2 sheephead, 7 sand bass, 5 rockfish, 21 calico bass, 8 yellowtail, 4 yellowfin tuna, 4 bluefin tuna and 2 dorado.
Point Loma Sportfishing hosted 232 anglers aboard 12 boats and reported 109 yellowfin tuna, 28 bluefin tuna, 170 yellowtail, 2 lingcod, 1 sheephead, 47 rockfish, 6 halibut, 54 sand bass, 8 calico bass, 8 bonito, 2 dorado and 1 barracuda caught.
592 anglers aboard 22 boats out of Seaforth Sportfishing put 318 yellowfin tuna, 49 bluefin tuna, 386 yellowtail, 19 rockfish, 37 bonito and 36 calico bass on the deck.
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