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Bluefin Caught in US Waters

Here's Where I Would Go Today April 18, 2018

Reports are coming in that bluefin have reappeared in Southern California waters. A couple of sportboat got limits on Tuesday with 44, and averaging 60 lbs. Half were caught on the flat fall jig, and the half on live bait. Another 28 were caught on Monday aboard a 1.5 day trip. Things are shaping up!

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Great Fall Marlin Fishing

Here's Where I Would Go Today March 7, 2018

Reports are coming in over the past week of marlin stacked up on the Osborn Bank. Guys are releasing double and triple hook ups. It’s about as good as it gets so late in the year.

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Bluefin still stacked up on the 60 Mile Bank!

Here's Where I Would Go Today January 4, 2018

The bluefin bite hasn’t stopped yet.. they’re not the giants, but ranging anywhere from 10 to 30lbs. The go to set-up has been a 25 to 30lb rig, but when it starts slowing down, try dropping down to a 15 or 20lb fluoro top shot and a smaller hook, such as: #2 & #4. Fish hard when they start to bite.. because the bite usually ends before noon. Keep sending in those reports, thanks!

 

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Dancing Dorado Showing Up On The Kelps

Here's Where I Would Go Today August 6, 2017

We’ve been getting reports over the weekend of guys catching dorado off the kelps.. Capt Rob on the Rusty Hook, reported a nice size paddy a few miles off  Newport holding a big number of dorado. Rob and his son Bima bagged 5 up to 13lbs, all on sardine.. they were using 40# mono & 25# fluoro.

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Big Bluefin Eating the Kite & Poppers

Here's Where I Would Go Today June 12, 2017

The reports over the weekend from guys with the most success on bigger grade bluefin were on the kite & yummer flyer.. also the popper was working well. The best action has been around the 302 with a nice volume of fish over the 100 to 200 mark. It’s important to pay close attention to the slack tides. This is when you have your best shot at the bigger grade of fish, especially when they’re up foaming! Keep sending us your reports and good luck.

 

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Barracuda Are On The Flats

Here's Where I Would Go Today June 8, 2017

There has been a lot of cuda action this week with some big logs pushing over ten pounds! Most of the action has been on the surface iron- Salas 7x and Tady 45! Keep yours eyes peeled for bird schools and keep watching your meter. Good luck out there, and keep posting those reports!

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Yellows Stacked Up Below The Border

Here's Where I Would Go Today May 16, 2017

There’s been a huge volume of smaller grade yellowtail caught just below the border. While guys are searching for the big bluefin, and coming across kelps loaded with yellows, and limiting out. It’s been a wide open bite the last few days. They’re eating everything from fin-bait to the iron. This is definitely a good sign of what’s to come!

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Big Coastal Threshers On The Chew

Here's Where I Would Go Today May 7, 2017

The bigger threshers pushing over 300lbs have been showing up off La Jolla and above Dana Point for a solid week or so.. with the biggest concentration off of La Jolla. The reports we’re getting are a few guys are tail hooking them dragging Rapalas, but most of them are slow trolling macks using circle hooks and downriggers to mouth hook them to watch the aerial show, and be able to release them.

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Coastal & Island Seabass

Here's Where I Would Go Today May 3, 2017

It’s that time of year when the big tanker seabass start showing up along the coast and islands. There’s been good fishing from Newport reef down to the golf balls, some fish coming in at over 60 plus pounds. They’re inhaling the live mackerel on a 30lb drop loop set-up. The backside of Catalina has also been doing very well. Guys are getting them in tight to the beach in the milky water. Your best chances are using live squid.

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Big Volume of Yellowtail off of Catalina

Here's Where I Would Go Today April 23, 2017

Reports are coming in about a big school of crashing yellowtail in front of  Avalon. Some fish are in the 15 to 20 pound range. They’re keyed in on live squid, and it’s a run and gun situation, good luck!

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