Trip Reports

Sep 29 (Sep 28-30) 2 day

September 29th, 2023|Captain Mike's Blog, Trip Reports|

Good morning, 

We were late to the party yesterday as the fish seemed to be sliding to the west. However we did get a little sample of yellowfin and bluefin. The fish are 25-35#. There was some very good fishing throughout the day yesterday.

We stopped on a kelp first thing this morning and had some good action on dorado. As we’ve drifted off of it, we’re starting to plunk on these tuna. It’s a good sign around the boat, but not really biting yet.  

Captain Mike and the boys

Sep 22 (Sep 21-24) Biter’s Private Charter 3 day

September 22nd, 2023|Captain Mike's Blog, Trip Reports|

Good morning, 

 It took awhile last night but we got  on a school of 60-200# bluefin around 11pm and it stuck to the boat. We had a very good opportunity with lots of bites, lots of losses, but we still managed to boat enough for everyone, including this 230# fish.

We rolled into the east this morning and stopped on a small school. We have been picking away on 30-60# fish all morning now. It’s slow going with one or two at a time but they are nice fish and the weather is beautiful

This is flyline, 30lb fitness fishing.

Captain Mike and the boys

Congrats to Jeanine, catching a jumbo again this year!

Sep 20 (Sep 18-21) Limited load 3 day

September 20th, 2023|Captain Mike's Blog, Trip Reports|

Good morning,
We’ve had some very good opportunities the last couple days and nights on 30-100# bluefin.  We’ve been seeing a good sign and doing a lot of drifting the past couple days and nights.
 It requires finesse fly line fishing on 40/50# outfit.  There’s a good sign again today and we are picking away this morning on mostly 60-100# bluefin.
Captain Mike and the boys

Sep 9 (Sep 8-10) 2 Day Private Charter, part 2

September 9th, 2023|Captain Mike's Blog, Trip Reports|

Good evening,
We had a great day here today.  We started anchored up on the bank and had some good action on 25# yellowtail and 15-40# bluefin.  We left it before lunch. We were still picking but we wanted to mix it up.  We had a kelp early afternoon for all you wanted dorado.  It was full-speed aquarium style fishing.
When we got our fix we headed back to where we were last night and saw the same incredible sign of fish: miles and miles of all-size bluefin. It was quite a sight.  We caught a couple more 30-40# bluefin and ran out of time.
Captain Mike and the boys
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