Reports

Another day of tough fishing.....not even makos in the chum slick! 9/4

Tough with the wind again today......water temps along the coast went way down from this blow......8/3

The local fishing is still slow and condition aren't ideal. Reports of some yellowtail and dorado action offshore below San Diego on the kelp. 08/02

Slow fishing inshore and offshore today...Coastal waters have cooled down a few degrees because of the steady 15 knot wind out of the Northwest. Hopefully things will start to heat up..08/01/11

There are great tides and moon phases right now, but the with all the wind it made fishing offshore tough this weekend. The calicos over at Catalina bit today. 07/31

Very slow fishing today due to the windy conditions..07/30

The barracuda went on the chew this morning off of Marina del Rey. There has been reports of a few marlin that have been seen, but non caught..The yellowtail are still showing good signs over at San Clemente Island even though the counts have been slow. It's just a matter of time before they go wide open..07/29

Below San Diego reports of yellowfin underneath the porpoise and the calico bite over at San Clemente Island this morning was epic! 07/28

Kona Hawaii fishing report ? July wrap-up . So how many of you regular readers of my monthly fishing report Google?d to see who won the Blue Marlin World Cup Tournament on July 4th? You don?t need to email me with the answer but I have thousands of fishermen who regularly read my monthly fishing report and I figured at least some of you would have been curious enough to see if Bermuda was able to take the ?Blue Marlin Capital? title away from Hawaii. Drum roll?? Hawaii wins again! Not only did we win but we smoked the rest of the world! In this tournament the minimum qualifying weight is the ?beast status? of at least 500 lbs. There wasn?t a single qualifying blue marlin caught anywhere else in the world except Hawaii. In fact, there were 3 qualifying ?beast? marlin caught here. The winner was Maui Jim with a 729 pounder but the Maui Jim wasn?t fishing his home turf off Maui, he was fishing right here in Kona where all 3 qualifying beasts were caught...... More report at http://FISHinKONA.com/fishrprt.htm

Good news this morning the guys on the tuna grounds are seeing more bluefin, yellowtail and dorado.The yellowtail over at San Clemente Island are starting to eat fin bait, which is a good sign. 06/27