Guadalupe Island Holding Tuna

Guadalupe Island Holding Tuna

10-26-2008
by Bill Roecker
(619) 221-8500
Website

It's late in the season, but Guadalupe Island is still holding and producing good catches of quality yellowfin tuna.

"We just returned this morning from another very successful Fall Guadalupe trip," said the report from the charter boat Apollo October 25. "This was another charter with 12 friends. We made good time getting to the Island and arrived at the south end around 9:30 am. There were good biting school size (25/40 lb) yellowfin tuna biting on the anchor. There were also a few schools of better grade (50/100 lb) fish to be found if one was willing to work for it. We were willing! We worked the Island for 4 days mainly targeting that better grade YFT and produced a beautiful catch of 127 Yellowfin tuna. The biggest was 108 lbs with 6 other fish breaking the century mark."

The good fishing at the island could go on until Christmas. It usually lasts until the water drops below 67 degrees or so. Old-timers tell stories about fishing yellowfin or bluefin tuna at the island when there was snow on the peaks. Guadalupe is the one destination that consistently produces yellowfin tuna of 50 to 100 pounds or more short of Alijos Rocks, another full day's cruise south.


< Previous Report Next Report >



Apollo


Captains Greg Obymako & Jeff Jessop and Ryan Block
Seaforth Sportfishing
San Diego, CA


< Previous Report Next Report >


More Reports

Fishing Videos Reports
for Saturday, October 25th, 2008

Cedros Tops it Off
Yellowtail Sweep Supreme Trip
Catchy Cows Come In


10-24-2008
Joe Crisci brought Qualifier 105 home to Pt. Loma Sportfishing October 24 after the first trip of the new big...... Read More