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Today we began our morning off with some back to the basics type fishing. Sliding sinkers, yo-yo jigs, flyline baits, pretty much whatever you wanted to fish was a chance to catch something. The main objective here was for everyone

Things were a little slower today, but the fish were bigger, and we had a few tuna in the mix. We’re going to give it another whirl in the same zone tomorrow!

A little morning shooter on good grade yellowtail to start off our limited load 4-day trip!

Fish count 225 rockfish We will be fishing deep the next couple of days! The water got cold in the kelp so our charter group wanted to try out the deep water rockfish it was BITTING!!! Please bring 16oz sinkers, 30-40lb with a full spool

Very good opportunity on big fish last night, up too 18 bluefin tuna for our 15 anglers with 12 being 120-180. Still plenty of day time left reverse 1.5 leaving tomorrow morning with some spots available weather looks great.

The Horizon lumbers triumphantly back to shore at 5 PM, fishing brag sheet in hand, after an electrifying three-day fishing extravaganza that embodied the unwavering 'we're-all-crazy-for-fish' spirit with unbridled flair! We fearlessly tangled with mighty bluefin tuna on both nights,

A lot of personal bests coming over the rail lately. Get some rest before your next trip! #pacificqueen #pacificqueensportfishing

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is pleased to announce the launch of new digital tools to track the recreational and commercial in-season harvests of ocean salmon. The new tools, available at CDFW’s Ocean Salmon Fishery Information webpage, will allow recreational anglers

There's Bluefin, Yellowfin and Dorado being caught within 1 day range. A majority of the fish are being caught on 25-30# flyline setups with some flourocarbon and smaller #4 to 1/0 sized hooks. We are also starting to see and

Daily Double returned from their AM 1/2 day with 43 Calico Bass, 12 Rockfish, 1 Barred Sand Bass, 1 Sculpin, and 1 Sheephead for their 17 anglers. Mission Belle came back from the Coronado Islands with 23 Yellowtail and 4 Calico

Park hours: 6:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. (Open seven days a week) Dock closes: 7:00 p.m. Last Plant: 1,000 lbs. of Channel Catfish the week of May 24th – May 30th Next Plant: 750 lbs. of Channel Catfish the week of June 7th

Stocking: Catfish Opener is this weekend where 1,500 pounds of catfish from Alpine Fishery will be stocked. We’ll stock a total of 8,500 pounds of catfish through October. With catfish season comes night fishing every Friday and Saturday night. The lake