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Seaforth Landing San Diego 3/4 Day BACK on the Fork, John is Live

Tue Mar 11 2014, 11:40AM by Terentius

John is live from Seaforth Sportfishing with new from Ryan on the San Diego. They are back into the yellowtail again today and have 40+ on the boat. Plenty of time to fish and John is here live to tell you all about it.

For trip information and reservations call 619-224-3383.

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Toronado Upcoming Rockfish Trips

Tue Mar 11 2014, 10:43AM by Richie

The Toronado out of Pierpoint Landing has open party rockfish trips to San Nicholas Island.

San Nicholas Island departing Tueday, Thursday, and Friday night

Make your plans and call now for reservations at 562-983-9300.

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Fishermans Landing Long Range

Tue Mar 11 2014, 09:06AM by Terentius

Not really the bang up finish we were aiming for – it just wasn't here. Conditions were still confused, the weather superb, but hardly more than a little fish here and a little fish there added up to exactly that – a little something more in the hatch to maintain the current trend of barely squeaking by. Not that we had a bad day or the on deck atmosphere suffered because of it, on the contrary spirits were soaring as the jokes flew and friendly ribbing continued. An influx of new “skin” helped things flow along as well.

As for this place in general chalk up our relatively paltry results to nothing more that the standard movements of pelagic fish in and out of these zones. What we experienced is nothing new or even noteworthy. To be honest I am actually very pleased with what we scratched together in light of what we had to work with. It could have been a lot worse; of course we know this from first hand experience.

Thankfully the wealth of premium RSW product residing in two brimming tanks before we arrived provided some breathing room to fall back upon. The nice insurance policy allowed a swing for the fence. But instead of a home run we came up with a half hearted grounder that I'd say we just managed to reach base on. Given another chance the plan would still be the same. Complacency, settling for average or good enough, just isn't in my nature. This simultaneous curse/blessing of yearning, of incessantly reaching for something better, is part of the package. And anglers wouldn't want it any other way.

Gliding toward home we actually look forward to the second full travel day of this run in forecast flat calm conditions. Gear will be cleaned and stowed and the day will progress in pure comfort as passing nautical miles and good times among friends blend into memories sublime.

Photo today is another tribute to girl power. Long time Royal Star friend and veteran Tammie Bean is no stranger to pulling on trophy yellowfin. But far from a hardcore angler Tammie always demonstrates that one really doesn't need to be in order to catch a few fish and have fun. Time with bait in the water really is the key to consistent results. Today's image confirms this truism. Here is Tammie with her final fish of the voyage, and our biggest of the day – a fat 150 pounder.

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Point Loma Long Range From The Bridge

Tue Mar 11 2014, 09:06AM by Terentius

Our day started off around 3:30am this morning when the guys started sending the Big baits out. At 4am Bud hooked into the first Tuna which came in at 204lbs, he then caught another Skipjack and immediately hooked into another good fish that came in at 207lbs. About an hour later Bud hooked up again and this Tuna came in at 240lbs. Yes, that's right folks, Bud landed 3 Cows this morning before 7am!!! Panama Joe landed a Cow at 210lbs and CM John Grindley added another at 202lbs just after daybreak, and our day was just getting started.. Herb Prince has a Cow, Ray Griffin also has one right on the fence. The rest of the day saw fish from 60-180lbs being landed along with some more Wahoo like the one Bruce "The Professor" landed that is a new personal best for him. It was just a fun day here on the Intrepid. Top it off with Great food, Great weather, and lots of Hi Fives going around and you can bet it was a loud galley tonight!! We are getting all stocked up on baits once again and hope for a repeat tomorrow. Wish us Luck

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H&M Wrap-up Report

Mon Mar 10 2014, 07:21PM by Terentius

Ollie is live with all the counts from today and a great wrap-up report. The 3/4 day trip was out for a fantastic day of yellowtail fishing. The Premier was out on a 1/2 day trip for some good rockfishing, listen to that and more below.

Call 619-222-1144 for trip information and reservations.

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Monday Yellowtail Update!

Mon Mar 10 2014, 06:40PM by Terentius

The MISSION BELLE checked with a final count of 52 Yellowtail all over the 20lb mark! Fish are responding well to the Fly-lined Sardine, Surface Iron and Yo-Yo jig. Bring the 30 and 40lb rigs and 50's not a bad idea either as they don't seem to be line shy. The Daily Double had 49 Vermillion Red Rockfish, 14 Rock Cod, 4 Sand Bass, 1 Calico Bass, 3 Sculpin, and 1 Lingcod. Reservations are light for the week so book now and secure your spot on the boat.

POINT LOMA SPORTFISHING (619) 223-1627

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Pursuit is a GO! Catalina Island 6AM Departure Tomorrow

Mon Mar 10 2014, 06:04PM by Terentius

John from the Pursuit out of 22nd Street Landing is live below. They are a go Tomorrow and will be fishing the kelp line as well as shallow water rockfish.

Trips go daily leaving at 6 am.

Call 310-832-8304 for info and reservations.

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Spitfire Just Like Summer Time Fishing, Good Times

Mon Mar 10 2014, 04:58PM by Terentius

Marina Del Rey Sportfishing checking in this evening as the Spitfire got out with great weather and fishing today. Just like summer time with nice rockfish coming over the rail. Listen in live below and get the low down from Jeremy

Trips are going daily including twilight runs on the weekends. Call now for reservations at 310-822-3625.

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Seaforth Sportfishing 3/4 Day Trip, Limits of Yellowtail

Mon Mar 10 2014, 04:45PM by Terentius

Mark is back with news from the boat,. What a great day they are having as they arew done, full limits of yellowtail! Listen in live below to Mark with the low down.

The weather doesn't get any better and the fish are on the chew.

Trips go daily leaving at 5:30. Call now for your reservations at 619-224-3383.

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Monte Carlo 1/2 Day Wrap-up Report

Mon Mar 10 2014, 03:30PM by Terentius

Captain Aaron checking in from the Monte Carlo 1/2 day run out of 22nd Street Landing. Good rockfishing for the guys today with ice red snapper and more. Listen in below to Aaron with tackle tips and more.

Trips go daily, call 310-832-8304 for reservations.

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Monday Afternoon Yellowtail Update

Mon Mar 10 2014, 03:27PM by Terentius

The MISSION BELLE checked in this afternoon at 1:20 pm with 40+ Yellowtail all over the 20lb mark. Fish are responding well to the Fly-lined Sardine, Surface Iron and Yo-Yo jig.

Bring the 30 and 40lb rigs and 50's not a bad idea either as they don't seem to be line shy. Reservations are light for the week so book now and secure your spot on the boat.

POINT LOMA SPORTFISHING 619 223 1627

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Malihini 3/4 Day H&M Landing 90 Yellowtail, Still Fishing

Mon Mar 10 2014, 01:00PM by Terentius

Bill checking back in from the Malihini as they are having a great day so far sacing 90 yellowtail.

Trips go daily and Bill has all the info below along with tackle tips. Call 619-222-1144 for reservations and don't miss out on the bite.

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Monday morning Yellowtail update from PLSF

Mon Mar 10 2014, 11:44AM by Terentius

The MISSION BELLE checked in this morning with 30+ Yellowtail all over the 20lb mark. Fish responded well to the Fly-lined bait, Surface Iron and Yo-Yo jig. Bring the 30 and 40lb rigs and 50's not a bad idea either as they don't seem to be line shy. Reservations are light for the week so book now and secure your spot on the boat.

POINT LOMA SPORTFISHING

619 223 1627

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Seaforth Sportfishing San Diego 40 + on the Yellowtail, Still Fishing

Mon Mar 10 2014, 11:15AM by Terentius

Mark is live with the Seaforth Dope, the San Diego is on the fish with 40 + on the boat so far. They are getting them on live bait, yo yo, and surface iron, listen in to Mark live below.

Trips going daily from Seaforth Landing.

Call 619-224-3383 for info and reservations.

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H&M Landing 3/4 Day Yellowtail On The Bite!

Mon Mar 10 2014, 11:12AM by Terentius

Bill is live with good news from the boat this morning. They are up to 40+ nice yellowtail so far. Listen in to Bill live below, here on 976-TUNA.com.

Call 619-222-1144 for trip information and reservations.

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Seaforth Landing San Diego 3/4 Day on the Fork, John is Live

Mon Mar 10 2014, 11:01AM by Terentius

John checking in from Seaforth Landing with good yellowtail action. The San Diego checked in with a on the water repot, they have 28 yellowtail on deck with fish to 25 pounds. Listen in to get all the dope as John is live!

The weather doesn't get any better and the fish are on the chew.

Trips go daily leaving at 5:30. Call now for your reservations at 619-224-3383.

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ElDorado Good Times

Mon Mar 10 2014, 08:45AM by Terentius

We have completed another weekend at San Nicholas Island! The Eldorado is going to switch over to island freelance and target San Clemente, Catalina, and Santa Barbara! We are hoping to start catching some Yellowtail, White Seabass, and maybe a few Calico bass.

Book online at longbeachsportfishing.com or call us at 562-432-8993 the boat is on line Wednesday night through Monday! Hope to see you soon

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Fishermans Landing Long Range

Mon Mar 10 2014, 07:48AM by Terentius

Epic weather softened the hard knocks of slow scratch fishing and working amidst a determined abundance of pelagic silky sharks. More of a nuisance than anything the omnipresent patrolling “grinners” only occasionally grabbed a hooked fish focusing more on the sardines fished by anglers whom readily expressed dwindling affection for the local denizens.

It was a patience test, fishing almost always is, and as usual the spoils go to those who rise beyond the petty challenges, remain focused, and keep lines in the water. Similar to yesterday the day somewhat dragged on as we waited, and waited, for the late afternoon/evening event to come. Fortunately, though in smaller proportions than yesterday, it did indeed happen.

A couple of handfuls of better size yellowfin survived the gauntlet finding their way into the final RSW tank for the long ride home. The best of them was around one hundred seventy pounds with no real jumbos seen today or hooked. Overall I would certainly like to see a different set of fishing conditions, contrary current in particular has this place all screwed up, but the other go to cliché in fishing - “it is what it is” dictates our present strategy. There is something here to work with; and something is far better than nothing.

The looming final day presents opportunity. That is my perspective in full. We have all the tools and wherewithal to end this run on a colossal note. All we need now is for the fish to arrive at the party.

Photos today feature yet another long range master reefing on one of his two cows taken on this run, and with his 226 coming through the gate.

Doug Taylor has so many long range achievements to his credit that I again would need pages, perhaps even volumes, to adequately chronicle. Suffice it to say that Doug is an exemplary long range angler who consistently earns above average results. He is far from lucky, I can tell you that; he bests the odds by fishing hard, preparing and maintaining his equipment to the highest standards, and driving through inevitable set backs with determined resolve. In any fishery these universal attributes of success are rules to live by

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Sea Adventure 80 - Whales HOOOOO

Mon Mar 10 2014, 07:32AM by Terentius

Sunday March 9th 2014 Sea Adventure 80 Crew: Capt. Scott McDaniels, Bob Medland, Louise Pardida 190 Whale watchers for the day on two trips 6 Gray Whales, 1 Fin Whale, 370+ Common Dolphin, 200 Sea Lions, and 100s of Marine birds! First a par of south bound whales followed up with two large pods of dolphin. Then a pleasant surprise, while heading back we found 3 north bound whales. After enjoying and getting pictures of them we turned the boat and a Fin Whale showed up. Lots of dolphin on both the morning and afternoon trips. A fantastic day on the water as the weather has turned back into what we have become accustom to this 2014 season. No doubt San Diego has some of the finest weather in the United States. Wind 7 to 10 knots from the NNE morning / Wind 7 to 12 knots North afternoon The wind felt like a soft silk on your skin. It was 80 degrees inland and 71 to 75 degrees on the ocean Seas: 3 to 4 foot / NO wind chop / No white caps / Crease with a nice shape slow moving swell. It was a real pleasure to share the day with many out of town guests and many of San Diego's finest. We hope to see you soon. Remember bring a camera we are getting photos of a life time on every trip. Tks>capt. SMcD

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Seaforth Sportfishing Wrap-up Report

Sun Mar 09 2014, 08:04PM by Terentius

Seaforth Landing checking in with a wrap-up report on the great fishing going on. They had the San Diego back on the yellowtail today, as well as the New Seaforth with good rockfish and more. The 1.5 day boat were down the live for nice rockfish and lingcod.

For trip information and reservations call 619-224-3383.

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Point Loma Wrap-up Report, Good Times

Sun Mar 09 2014, 06:48PM by Terentius

Final count for the MISSION BELLE was 34 Yellowtail and 1 Lingcod for 37 passengers. Tomorrows trip has only a few passengers signed up at this point, so call the landing ASAP to book your spot.

The ¾ day boat MISSION BELLE departs daily at 6:00 A.M. for fishing at the Coronado Islands. Ticket price is $130.00 for adults and $120.00 for juniors, seniors and active duty military. A Mexican fishing permit and tourist visa is included in the ticket price. Tackle rental is available for an additional $17.50 A GOVERNMENT ISSUED PHOTO I.D. REQUIRED FOR EVERY PASSENGER TO GO ON THIS TRIP (I.E. Birth Certificates, Drivers License, State I.D. Cards or Passports all work fine. UNFORTUNATLY, A SCHOOL I.D. IS NOT ACCEPTABLE)

To make a reservation for any of our trips, please call the

POINT LOMA SPORTFISHING office at

619 223 1627

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Toronado Limits of Rockfish and Lingcod, Ray is Live

Sun Mar 09 2014, 06:37PM by Terentius

The Toronado checking in from a great day of fishing. They ended up with limits of lingcod, limits of rockfish, and more. Great weather and great fishing, Ray is live to tell you all about it.

The next chance to hop on the Toronado is for Tuesday night fishing Wed.

Call 562-983-9300 for reservations.

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Redondo Wrap-up Report

Sun Mar 09 2014, 06:34PM by Terentius

Redondo Sportfishing checking in with a wrap-up report this afternoon. They had 2 trips on the Redondo Special with 60 anglers catching 1 Sand Bass, 4 Sheephead, 302 Rockfish, and 2 Sculpin.

Trips go daily. Call 310-372-2111 for trip information and reservations.

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Marina del Rey Wrap-up

Sun Mar 09 2014, 06:31PM by Terentius

Marina Del Rey Sportfishing calling in a wrap-up report. 4 trips out today with 122 anglers catching 1 Sand Bass, 1 Sheephead, 913 Rockfish, 2 Lingcod, and 3 Sculpin.

Trips go daily. Call 310-822-3625 for reservations.

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H&M Landing 3/4 Day Malihini up to 40 Yellowtail

Sun Mar 09 2014, 05:46PM by Terentius

Ollie is live from H&M Landing in San Diego. They have heard from the Malihini who has had some great yellowtail action today and now has 40 fish. Ollie is live below to tell you all about it.

Call 619-222-1144 for trip information and reservations.

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Freelance Nice Day at Catalina, Good Fishing, Nick is Live.

Sun Mar 09 2014, 05:29PM by Terentius

Nick checking in with a great day over at Catalina Island. Good mixed bag fishing in the deep water for rockfish and along the kelp line for perch, sheephead, and whitefish. Nick is live below with a great wrap-up report.

Call for reservations at 949-673-1434 and get hooked up now.

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H&M Landing 3/4 Day Yellowtail Afternoon Still Fishing, Still Catching

Sun Mar 09 2014, 04:22PM by Terentius

Bill is back and the fishing is good with the boat still out on the fishing ground. They have 30 on the nice fork yellowtail so far for the day, we will get a finaly to

tal later. Listen in to Bill live below, here on 976-TUNA.com.

Call 619-222-1144 for trip information and reservations.

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Point Loma Afternoon Yellowtail update…….

Sun Mar 09 2014, 04:16PM by Terentius

The MISSION BELLE checked in with 20+ Yellowtail for the day so far. Monday’s trip has only a few passengers signed up at this point, so call the landing ASAP to book your spot.

To make a reservation for any of our trips, please call the

POINT LOMA SPORTFISHING office at

619 223 1627

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H&M Landing 3/4 Day Yellowtail Update

Sun Mar 09 2014, 03:07PM by Terentius

Bill checking back in from HM Landing with an update from the 3/4 day run on the Malihini. They have 20 yellowtail on the boat so far as things are looking good at the Coronado Island.

Trips go daily leaving at 6 am along with overnight trips going nightly to get you on the fish first thing in the morning.

Call 619-222-1144 for trip info and reservations.

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New Hustler Great Day On The Water

Sun Mar 09 2014, 02:35PM by Terentius

Mavette checking in from the New Hustler out of Hooks Landing with good action today. They had some good rockfis, a halibut, cabazon, some ling cod, and more. Listen in live below and get the full count.

Hooks has trips going daily.

Call 805-382-6233 for reservations.

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Thunderbird San Clemente Island Wrap-up, Limits Again

Sun Mar 09 2014, 02:27PM by Terentius

Captain Jeff checking in as the Thunderbird is done on the rockfish, Full limits. They also have a bunch whitefish and some sheephead. Flat calm weather and Jeff is live to tell you all about it below, only here on 976-TUNA.

Trips go Daily and still just $99. Call 949-673-1434 for trip information and reservations.

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Cobra Online For Monday Morning Rockfish And More

Sun Mar 09 2014, 12:43PM by Terentius

The Cobra is online for tomorrow with plenty of room. Open party trips are on line all week limited to 12 anglers.

Call 805-382-1612 for reservations. For charter info call Chris at 310-403-9969 and book your group today

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Thunderbird on a Roll, Nice Rockfish again this morning, Jeff is live!

Sun Mar 09 2014, 09:53AM by Terentius

Jeff checking in from the Thunderbird out of Daveys Locke. They are having a great morning so far on a mix of rockfish, whitefish, and sheephead. Well on their way to limits of rockfish Jeff is live from the Thunderbird.

Trips are on line daily. Call Daveys Locker for information and reservations at 949-673-1434 and get hooked up.

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Helena Wrap-up Report Good Times!

Sun Mar 09 2014, 09:25AM by Terentius

The Helena outof Dana Wharf Sportfishing out on a twilight hoop net trip last night. Good fishing yesterday on the rockfish and lobster. Listen in to Calvin live with a great wrap-up report.

Call now for reservations at 949-496-5794 and hoop it up.

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Fishermans Landing Long Range

Sun Mar 09 2014, 09:23AM by Terentius

A whole lot of angst and hand wringing here as the dreaded result of finding far less than we left behind appeared to be what we bumbled into. “No guts, no glory”, “no pain, no gain”, yeah, all of that sounds great until the pain is real. That sickening malaise that washes over one when they realize they are painted into a corner obscures heroic notions in short order. But it doesn't halt the effort; far too many successful outcomes have occurred in the face of obvious doom.

At the very least we were looking for a change of pace, and that is exactly what we got. Far from glory but enough to deem the effort worthy the results did not come until the eleventh hour when a couple of handfuls of bigger fish moved in from the deeps and gave us what we came for. The pain and gain was not fully distributed, a few were left out in the cold shunned from the party, but eight or nine dandy's in the 140 – 170 pound class made it over the rail in addition to a few smaller models that met their maker in light of the day's earlier paltry results. One fish squeaked over the coveted two hundred mark weighing in at a respectable 203.

It was a bit of a nail biter but that is fishing. The weather is fantastic, beautiful, gorgeous. The scenery is equally stunning. We have bait, time, and the drive to root out a few more of these jumbos that I am certain are still around. Apart from the weather and sea state I can't report that fishing conditions are particularly ideal, but Mother Nature's folly is our cross to bear. In light of how this place presented it's challenges throughout the day we are in no position to complain. In actuality we are mighty pleased with the day's results.

Photos for the day rightly feature veteran long range angler Cathy Needleman who proves time and again that good things come in small packages. In competition with fish that are way bigger than her the consistency of Cathy's triumph's is something to behold. The old “mind over matter” adage definitely applies.

At about five feet tall and no more than one hundred pounds the inspirational image of Cathy pulling on, and standing next to, trophy yellowfin tuna much larger than her is admittedly incongruous. But the results are plain to see, and I hope convincing to any and all other lady anglers out there considering a long range voyage. It can be, it is being, done as we speak.

Photo number one features Cathy pulling on a good one with Captain Brian Sims standing by, Photo number two features Cathy with the above mentioned 203 she landed through a hoard of sharks at the end of the day.

Tim Ekstrom

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Calm wind and seas greeted anglers this morning. A welcome wake up call in any instance the fish made an early appearance to compliment the change beginning what ultimately became another fine day of trophy yellowfin tuna fishing on the lower grounds. A couple more deuces and a couple of missed opportunities, as well as plenty of action on tuna anywhere from 70 – 170, planted this day firmly in the category of success.

On both fronts – production and satisfaction - we are living right. And though I never take anything in fishing for granted there is one significant deficit that is weighing on us. The idea of settling for this fishing is sound; but it doesn't, it won't, fully satisfy the insatiable thirst for something exceptional. Bigger and better are out there, somewhere, calling.

Not seeking to thumb our nose at the age old rule of “don't leave fish to find fish” we are in a unique position to do exactly that. We have plenty of fish on board to take a risk, to gamble on finding the mother lode, or at least target a few bona fide giants. Whether we find a pot of gold or lump of coal a look around the corner is certainly in order, for the adventurous. Sublime weather and a sumptuous forecast only embolden the notion. At the very least, regardless of the outcome, we'll be enjoying the ride.

Photos today feature one whom I confidently assign the title of Royal Star legend. Mind you this title is a product of my doing. My admiration, respect, and affection for the man necessitates the title, but he would never be so presumptuous as to consider himself as such. Jack West has been fishing with us regularly since at least 1994. He has shared so many incredible adventures with us that I could fill pages upon pages with his exploits alone. From harrowing time skiff pursuits of frighteningly angry giant yellowfin to jumbos lost and landed within yards of the coral heads at Clipperton Atoll Jack has seen and accomplished what many of us can only dream of. And you would never know it when talking with or fishing next to him.

Unassuming and gracious by nature Jack is a compliment to every Royal Star voyage he joins. He is generous with his knowledge and rich humor, a model of focus, determination, experience, and skill when it comes to many things, and so consistently successful that I confidently assert he is the living example of what it takes to achieve results in this fishery. He always uses the right equipment for the occasion, puts his time in at the rail, and rigs his gear meticulously. The percentage of times he bests the odds is not an accident, and in perspective really is quite stunning.

Today's photos first feature Jack at the rail reefing on a heavy, and second with his 230 pound prize, number two of this voyage, that couldn't resist Jack's perfectly presented morsel adrift in the chunk line.

Tim Ekstrom

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GORDO BANKS PANGAS San Jose del Cabo

Sun Mar 09 2014, 09:20AM by Terentius

As the first wave of spring break travelers continue to arrive in Los Cabos, they are being greeted with absolutely beautiful pristine weather conditions, with high temperatures hovering near the 80 degree mark, clear skies and plenty of warm sunshine. Winds have been light and anglers enjoyed very pleasant days on the ocean. Swells were slight and we have seen warmer currents sweeping in, with water temperature now averaging 72 degrees on the Pacific side of Cabo San Lucas and increasing to 74/78 degree in the direction of the Sea of Cortez and the Gordo Banks, just outside of these grounds is where the warmest water is now located. The Golden Gate Banks has continued to be the hot spot for finding striped marlin,

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Point Loma Long Range From The Bridge

Sun Mar 09 2014, 07:47AM by Terentius

Captain Kevin Osborne called in this morning at 5 AM from aboard the Intrepid. We have 5 cows so far this morning at the Hurricane Bank. The fishing this morning is very good.

The Intrepid does have a few spots available on upcoming trips. If you are interested please call Steve Hoffman at the office at (619) 224-4088 to get in on the action.

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Gail Force Wrap-p Report

Sat Mar 08 2014, 06:22PM by Terentius

Great day at the Catalina Island today aboard the Gail Force. Right around 300 mixed whitefish, sheepshead, reds and assorted rockfish for the 18 anglers! Oh and the weather was even better!

The Gail Force is taking charter reservations for this coming season, don't be left at the dock! Call Ryan at (310) 844-3814 to get your group on the boat, it's gonna be a great season.

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Point Loma Wrap-up Report

Sat Mar 08 2014, 06:08PM by Terentius

The MISSION BELLE reported in with 58 Yellowtail, 1 Halibut, 3 Sheephead, 1 Lingcod and 20 Rock Cod for their group today. Capt. Tony reported seeing a good volume of fish today ranging from 12 to 18lbs. Tomorrows trip has only a few passengers signed up at this point, so call the landing ASAP to book your spot.

To make a reservation for any of our trips, please call the

POINT LOMA SPORTFISHING office at

619 223 1627

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H&M Wrap-up Report

Sat Mar 08 2014, 06:02PM by Terentius

The Premier checking in with H&M Landing today on two rockfish trips with "GREAT SUCESS". The Malihini is in with a good day on the yellowtail and more, Ollie has all the info for you below.

Call 619-222-1144 for trip information and reservations.

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