Fish Report for 2025

*Our final trip of the season was a perfect father-and-son sendoff.* We stayed local for rockcod and things started a little slow, but after about an hour the fish woke up—and then it was *FISH ON!*
From that point on it was wide-open, non-stop action. Rods bent, big smiles, steady bites, and easy limits for everyone on board. A fantastic day on the water and a great memory to kick off the holiday season.

*Another run out to the Jurassic Park deep-reef grounds today—and it was game ON from the second the lines hit bottom!* Non-stop, wild action for two dads and three teenage boys. Rods doubled over, big color coming up every drop, and nothing but smiles and laughter all morning. We wrapped it up with *full limits of quality rockcod* and memories those boys won’t forget.
*Jurassic Park strikes again!*

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This is as good as rockcod fishing gets!

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We made the long run up to our yellowtail area and the moment we dropped in—*non-stop action*. BIG yellowtail coming over the rail two at a time! Even 5-year-old Theo was in on the chaos, cranking up multiple double hook-ups (nice coaching, Dad). Biggest yellow tail went five pounds. Most around two pounds. Perfect Thanksgiving family trip—*fish flying, smiles everywhere*. And tomorrow? No turkey… just a feast of ocean goodness:
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Ceviche –
Rockcod tacos –
A Swedish fish dish –
A Brazilian fish dish –
Classic fish & chips (beer batter, of course)
*Yum. Happy Thanksgiving from the MEGA-BITE crew!*

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LINGCOD LIMITS & NON-STOP ACTION TODAY!

* We ran out to our special lingcod grounds this morning and it didn’t take long for things to light up. After a quick 20 minutes making live bait and about an hour of searching, the bite switched on—and it was game on from there.
The quality was excellent. Biggest lingcod of the day tipped the scale at *21.6 pounds*! And Grandpa stole the show with a *double—two lingcod at the same time!*
Ten-year-old *Tommy (“aka Hook”)* was a rock star on deck, helping load up the box and keeping the action rolling.
We wrapped up with *limits for Grandpa, Tom, and full crew limits of solid lingcod.* The lingcod are on the chew—now’s the time to get out here!

*Fishing locally for rockcod today and the big swell was definitely still in town.* It took a bit of hunting before we found some willing biters… but once we did, it was *GAME ON*. Blues coming over the rail non-stop!
We had a great family onboard visiting for Thanksgiving, and nine-year-old *Lars*—his first time ever fishing the ocean—was an absolute *rock star*. Kid was reeling like a pro and smiling the whole way.
Another fun day on the water aboard MEGA-BITE!

*Crab & Local Rockcod Trip Report*
The big swell is *still* hanging around, but we pushed through it and got the job done. Worked the local rockcod grounds and put together *3/4 limits of quality blues*, plus a nice mix of crab to round out the day.
*Highliner of the trip: 14-year-old Zach*, who absolutely crushed it out there. Well done, Zach!
Great day on the water with a great crew.

*Out in the deep today chasing the big ones!* It took some hunting, but once we found ‘em the green spots, green stripes, and big reds started coming over the rail. We finished with *3/4 limits of lingcod and chili peppers*—solid fishing considering that a recent storm seems to have put the fish off their feed.
Still, persistence paid off. Another fun day with great people on the water!

*We’re back from our five-day offsite training (brushing up on bluefin tuna and yellowtail techniques!) and back on the water today.*
On the way out we dropped our crab hoop nets, then continued to the rockcod grounds—and it was *wide-open* from the start. After putting a solid dent in the rockcod, we ran the crab gear, reset it, and headed back out for more action.
Round two on the rockcod was just as good, and we wrapped up with *quality limits of blue rockcod*. After that it was one last pass on the crab strings before pointing MEGA-BITE toward home.
*A perfect day on the water with great people and great fishing.*

Another beautiful day out at Jurassic Park! The fish were *chewing like crazy* and we were pulling up *big quality rockcod* all day long. 🎣🔥
We’re heading into the *final stretch of the season*, so if you’re looking to *stock the freezer* with prime rockfish for the winter months, *now’s the time to get out here*!
*Book your trip today* — spots are limited and these last few weeks always fill fast.

Wonderful seas today made for an amazing day on the water! We dropped our crab traps on the way out to the deep reef and then went searching for the fish. After moving around a bit, we locked onto the spot — quality *chili peppers, green spots, and big vermilion rockcod* were biting steady! Once everyone had their limits, we headed back in to pull the crab gear, and lo and behold — *there’s crab!* Not huge numbers yet, but definitely *plenty for everyone* to take home. Another fantastic day aboard *MEGA-BITE*!

Opening day of crab season! We dropped our hoop nets on the way out to the Jurassic Park deep reef, planning to circle back later for our crab bounty. The water out at the deep reef was rough—wind, waves, and fog kept things sporty all day. Whales surrounded the boat nearly the entire time, putting on quite a show between bites. Despite the challenging conditions, we boxed up about three-quarters limits of beautiful rockcod. When we came back to pull the hoops, there were some crab waiting for us—but not quite the numbers we were hoping for. Better luck tomorrow!

*Jurassic Park Action!* The ocean was flat and calm out at the Jurassic Park fishing grounds — perfect conditions for an incredible day on the water. As soon as we dropped our lines, the fish were on! Doubles on every rod and steady action all day. We hit limits of beautiful chili pepper rockfish with a few nice green spots mixed in. A special shoutout to 12-year-old Tommy on his very first ocean fishing trip — he crushed it!

*Trip Report – Jurassic Park Grounds*
Fog hung over the Jurassic Park grounds all day, keeping things cooler than usual. We started the morning hunting where we left off yesterday, but the chili peppers had clearly moved on. The bite was finicky at first, but once things turned on, it was steady action on big reds (vermillion), canaries, and boccaccio. By the end of the day, we came home with a *full box of quality fish* — a solid haul despite the fog!

*Wild, Wild Day at Jurassic Park!* It was absolute mayhem out there today — the *chili pepper rockcod were stacked thick!* We limited out in no time, then slid into the lingcod grounds. The moment our lines hit the water it was *game on with BIG lingcod* — nonstop action and bent rods all around. Another epic day aboard *MEGA-BITE*!

*Jurassic Park has been on fire!* Another incredible trip with big fish across the rails. Everyone stayed busy today hauling up chili pepper rockfish after rockfish — doubles, double double at times! Non-stop action, great weather, and happy anglers all around.

*Another Awesome Day at the Deep Reef!*
We had to grind it out a bit today, but the bite came alive on the deep reef slope! Chili pepper and green spot rockcod were stacked — doubles after doubles coming up from the deep. Before we knew it, limits were in the box! After wrapping up our rockcod limits, we headed in closer and switched gears for some lingcod action to finish the day strong.
Flat seas, great crew, and full limits — just another epic day aboard *MEGA-BITE*!

Jurassic Park Delivered Big Today! What an awesome day on the MEGA-BITE! The action was non-stop out at Jurassic Park with double chili peppers coming over the rail on nearly every drop. Everyone limited out fast, and we still had time to move in closer for some quality lingcod fishing. Flat seas, full coolers, and smiling faces — it doesn’t get much better than that!

Wild day at Jurassic Park today. Fish were BIG and plenty of them. Pretty gnarly water conditions. Storm is officially in town now.

Fish were a little finicky today with the recent full moon and the impending storm but we got ’em! Big variety today with lingcod, rockcod, and petrale sole. Seas are growing but are very fishable.

Out to the deep reef today in a wee bit bumpy water. Once we got to our spot and dropped our lines in, it was game on! We slammed the chili peppers, consistent doubles until we hit limits… Took about 45 minutes! Then we headed to the lingcod grounds. Wind was coming up so it made fishing challenging. Got a ling then decided to get closer to shore and try for more lings. Too late, Mother Nature already started blowing hard. Beautiful grade of fish today and six limits of rockcod.

Gorgeous day on the water. Took a ride out to our favorite deep water fishing grounds for some wide-open catching of quality chili-peppers then came into our secret lingcod spot and grabbed a few lingcod on our way home. Awesome group and awesome day!

Water was much nicer today and the fishing was a wide open bite. Awesome day with awesome people. Six lingcod and 40 chili peppers for four people plus a big petrale sole. Yahoo!

Out to the Deep Reef today for lingcod, petrale sole and big rockfish. The storm was supposed to have passed by last night but… the water was still pretty chewed up. The fish were slow to bite and there were miles of squid around. Seemed like the fish weren’t very hungry with all the squid around so after a few hours we decided to pack it in and run up the coast. Good move. When we got up there the bite went wide-open. Lots of chili peppers, green spots, green stripes and even got a black cod! Hopefully tomorrow’s weather will have calmed down a bit more.

We headed out to the Deep Reef today for our Jurassic Park trip, and it was fish on from the moment we dropped our lines! We spent a few hours targeting lingcod and big rockcod before running out even farther to pick up a couple dozen chili pepper rockfish. Flat-calm seas, big fish, and lots of action—what a perfect day!

Awesome halibut trip today in mixed water conditions. Ran up the coast and fished live anchovies (thank you Rick) and squid. Big fish today. Anyone wanting live bait can swing by the end of S dock by the bait receiver. Rick will take good care of you. Thank you Rick and KG for bringing live bait back to Santa Cruz harbor.

Out to the Jurassic Park deep today for some great fishing.

Great Jurassic Park run today. Weather was flat calm and a nice 65 degree breeze. The rockcod went wide-open for us with five limits of some quality rockcod, a couple nice lingcod and a halibut. The kids did a great job. Way to go Mia and Kai.

Out to one of our honey holes for Jurassic Park trip. Awesome fishing for the guys with limits for all plus crew. Big reds and blue rockcod.

Local rockcod trip today in beautiful weather. Headed out to South Rock and after a slow first hour, the bite went wide open! Reds, blues and olive rockcod were coming over the rail nonstop for four limits. Fun fun fun.

Local rockcod today and flat calm seas (finally). Ran out a little further to get away from the ground swell and found the fish! Our group of six anglers worked hard to hammer out limits plus crew fish. Nice quality red, blue and yellowtail rockcod. Great day. Thank you Navy and Army for joining us.

Back up to the halibut grounds again for some more hot halibut action. Water was calm and so was the wind. Too calm. We did manage to get four halibut in the box and some rock sole. Fun day.

Up to the halibut grounds today on nice flat seas and an air temp around 65. Hooked into ten halibut. Brought home six nice halibut the biggest went 22 pounds.

Just had a last minute cancellation from our 9/6 Saturday trip. I’m hoping to resell the seats on behalf of the party that booked and cancelled. The boat’s wide open. Book it <montereybaycharters.com/rates-and-booking> before it’s too late!

Happy Labor Day!!! Ran out to our lingcod and rockcod area today. The rockcod bite was wide open but only found one lingcod. Happy group and a bit of bumpy ocean.

Our 4 man group from Reno came down to escape the Reno heat. In the beginning, the fishing was slow. About an hour later the wind laid down the rockcod bite went wide open! Awesome sized blues, olives and blacks. Limits for all. See you guys again next year!

This morning we had my most exciting return Customer, 10 year-old Tom aka Hook. This young man fishes around the world and has accomplished more than any fisherman I know including Grand Slams (two types of marlin) and a sailfish in one trip… multiple times. He and granddaddy Tom had a great day today catching rockcod.

It got windy for our afternoon local rockcod trip. Fish didn’t seem to mind and we whacked out 60 rockcod for our group from Santa Clara. Some of these rockcod were the biggest blues we’ve seen this season.

Sure was nice to see Joaquin and brother Raul again. This time they filled the boat with their wonderful family. Most are artists so you can imagine the atmosphere of all these creative people. Headed up the coast for lingcod and big rockcod. Water was flat as a pancake and the rockcod were biting! Lingcod seemed to be taking a break and we only brought home one nice one. Thanks again to our repeat Customers. This is what keeps us going!

Back up the coast for another Jurassic Park adventure. Started out loading up on rockcod and lingcod. These blues were the biggest we’ve seen this year! Awesome bite. Landed four nice lingcod then headed to halibut territory. Wham! Two nice halibut. Came home with a cooler full of rockcod, sole, lingcod and halibut.

Off to Jurassic Park for another wild adventure. You just never know what you’re going to bring up for the depths. Flat calm water with rockcod limits, four nice lingcod and a 5-1/2 foot wolf eel! They taste like lobster. That’s a lot of lobster!

Back up to the halibut grounds. Didn’t leave the dock until after 8am so we knew our weather window was going to be short. These guys fished real hard and were handsomely rewarded with three beautiful halibut to 25 pounds and a nice lingcod. Wind picked up around 10am and so did we.

Foggy start but smooth seas out at the halibut grounds. The bite was on right away with solid fish hitting the deck.
Ashley from Modesto landed the star of the trip—a 41″ 30-lb halibut that put up a serious fight!
Not long after, three rods bent at once and in just 90 minutes we had limits for four anglers. Back to the dock early with happy anglers, eight halibut, and full coolers. This was our season’s biggest halibut.
Great fishing today!

Whack ’em schmack ’em halibut trip today.

Up the coast for a Jurassic Park trip. Water was ! As soon as we dropped in our lines it was game on with big black and blue rockfish until before we knew it we hit six limits of some very big rockcod. We had a little extra time so scooched over to halibut territory for a couple drifts and BINGO immediately brought in a 26 pound hog. Great day.

Weather seems to have changed a bit from the last couple days so we opted to stay closer to Santa Cruz and fish local. Near limits of blues, reds and olive rockfish.

Great day on the water for our Jurassic Park trip. Our guests came in from Fresno escaping 100-degree weather and fished in 65-degree weather all day. The fishing was really good today with four limits of nice rock cod, five ling cod, and one fat 30-pound halibut! The halibut took a while to land, and we all thought after ten minutes of battle it was a big shark. Nope, just a really big halibut. Our biggest of the season.

South swell is in town and has made halibut catching difficult. After a few hours of trying we switched over to Jurassic Park and SMACKED the big blues and reds. Got our limits and headed home.

We had another awesome day of halibut fishing today with our group of five! We used our Sure-Bite UV Fortified Squid Formula, a MEGA-BITE proprietary blend that fish can’t resist, and it really paid off.
We brought home ten fish and released some lingcod, rockcod, and a halibut or two. There were lots of smiles and it was hard work, and it definitely paid off big time! Our biggest catch was 22 pounds.
Go Marines and Go Navy!

We were heading out for halibut but the water conditions weren’t very nice so we opted for rockcod closer to home port. Fish for some nice rockcod then headed back to the barn early. Great family!

A great day for a run out to Jurassic Park with clear skies and relatively calm seas… for an hour! Then the water seemed to have taken a turn and it got a little bumpy. Fished hard and fast for our family of four for lingcod and rockcod. Great time!

Another halibut trip and what a day. Fought 9 halibut, one shark, and two big bat rays. Brought home 7 halibut with the biggest going 15 pounds. Fun fun fun.

*Tsunami 2025 – One for the Books!* We were a bit hesitant about leaving the harbor today with the Tsunami Warning in effect for Monterey Bay. But after some solid research—and maybe a coin toss—we decided to go for it and launch our Jurassic Park trip. It was Bryan’s birthday, and he’d been looking forward to this trip for a long time, so canceling wasn’t an option. We hit the fishing grounds and got right to work, quickly putting together full limits of quality rockfish—reds, canaries, blues, browns, and coppers. Then we made the switch to lingcod, and WHAM! Six limits came fast and furious. To top it off, Gordon even slipped in a bonus halibut. All in all, a phenomenal day on the water—made even more memorable by the fact there was a tsunami warning in town!

Another “you gotta be kidding me” wide-open halibut bite today. As soon as we dropped in we hooked into a 17 pound beauty. Then it was a steady pick of quality halibut for limits and even got the crew a fish. Great fishing today.

Wow. Afternoon halibut trip and we crushed it with ten halibut and a starry flounder. These guys worked hard today and the fish didn’t have a chance. Good job men!

Halibut fishing has been outstanding! This is the best halibut season we have ever had. You might want to get your halibut now before it’s too late!

Click Here To Book Your Halibut Trip Now ! (while they’re still in town spawning)

Another awesome halibut trip today. Water was perfect and the fish were biting! Got our halibut and even picked up a fat lingcod and rockcod for ceviche.

Great halibut run today. This was one of our best days yet this year. These are really big halibut! Only had to measure one of the fish, the rest were way bigger than minimum size. Limited out in less than 90 minutes. Even brought home a few rockcod and lingcod. Kudos to first-timer on ocean fishing and two big personal best fish for 12 year-old Jake from Aptos. Way to handle those fish Jake!

Quick update for the past week or two of fishing. The halibut are biting and they’re getting bigger! 20 pounders are common now. Lingcod catching has been excellent and so has the rockcod. Seas are calm and the weather’s been great. We still have both Saturday and Sunday open if you’re looking for some great fishing.

Back out to the halibut grounds with live squid for bait. Wasn’t too long before we had our first fish on. A 20 pound beauty. Becase it was so big, our party decided we’d go for some lingcod and rockcod. We got into the lings and things real good.

Local halibut trip this afternoon on flat calm seas. Fished for a couple hours then decided we had plenty of halibut meat so decided to go for some rockcod fishing. Got pretty windy and made for a wild ride. Came home with plenty of rockcod and a few halibut. Good afternoon!

Ran out to the local Jurassic Park grounds and it was non-stop game on action with big blues, big reds, and lot’s of lingcod. Fun and productive! Weather was absolutely perfect!

Happy guys!

Another hike up the coast for our Jurassic Park trip. Water was flat and calm and there was little to no wind. Perfect day for whacking the lingcod, rockcod and halibut! Another trifecta for us. 2nd trifecta in two days. Live squid sure helps a lot!

Jurassic park today with group of college students and one brave dad, Stu. Wide open bite today on squid. We have lingcod, rockcod, and halibut today. One of our best nearshore trips this season.

Ran out to the local halibut grounds for some fresh squid halibut drifting. Halibut weren’t as active as we had hoped for but we found halibut, lingcod and rockcod. Nice weather all afternoon too.

The water was still flat as a pancake and the wind was light for our local potluck trip. Great evening fishing trip. Fish were biting like crazy too.

Headed up the coast for our Jurassic Park trip today. Water was flat and calm all the way. Once we dropped in our lines we started hauling in rockcod and lingcod. Nice quality fish too. Later in the morning the wind picked up so we fished closer to port. Happy happy people with lots of fish.

WOW. Halibut trip with six eager fishermen including a couple veterans. Went to several areas and finally ended up where we fished last week in the shallows. Starting hooking up the halibut almost immediately. Lost a few and threw a few back to grow. Came home with limits of halibut for six anglers (12 halibut) plus crew fish (one halibut). Great humpback whale show coming home. Awesome day and our best of the season catch. Halibut fishing is red hot now!

Finally the water and wind are settling down and the fishing’s getting better. Still had to work hard for our local rockcod trip but we managed to get limits for all. Blues, blacks, olives, greenling and reds in the box today.

Headed out to Jurassic Park today with nice morning seas. As soon as we dropped in we hooked into a 21 pound halibut. Then we started catching virtually every kind of rockcod we have on the coast. Was wild catching for a bit then the wind and waves got big and the bite died.

HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY EVERYBODY!!!!! Hope everyone had a safe and happy 4th of July. Went for halibut today and had a couple hookups and one nice halibut in the boat. South swell really interfered with catching today. Way to go Julie on your first ever halibut.

Whacked the big blues on our local potluck trip today. Water was a little lumpy and the wind was up but that didn’t stop our group from loading up on some real nice quality rockcod.

Halibut, lingcod and rockcod today, oh my! Great weather, great water, and great fishing today. Halibut fishing is very good lately. Limit is two halibut per person.

We had an awesome trip to the halibut grounds today. It was foggy with flat calm water, and as soon as we dropped our lines, the bite was on! We had a steady pick throughout the morning with 20 hookups and brought home eight nice halibut.

Out to the halibut grounds today. Very foggy and lots of boats. We have the best fresh dead squid available but the kingfish have moved in and kept taking the bait off the hook. Tried trolling for an hour with no luck so switched back to whole squid bait. Even threw swimbaits. No halibut today. Going to try again tomorrow.

Today we went for halibut down by Capitola with five great surgeons from Stanford who also provide their skills to the Veterans Administration hospital in Palo Alto. Great party and great fishing! Halibut are biting!

Ran out to South Rock for some local rockcod fishing. The water was nice in the beginning but then the wind showed up. Got olive, blue, black and brown rockcod.

We have perfect weather on the ocean for the next week. Small swell and light winds. We’re excited! Summer has arrived!

Awesome weather in the morning for our Jurassic Park trip. Rockcod were slow but this beast made up for it. Way to go Jose. Our biggest halibut of the season. Everyone went home with lots of fish.

Another great day on the water fishing for rockcod. Went to where we finished up yesterday and the fish were still there and active. Water seems to be getting better after the past couple weeks of bumps and wind. Today we brought home nice quality blue, black, olive and red rockfish.

Local rockcod trip today! We had beautiful weather for the first part of the day. It did get a bit windy and bumpy later on, but our enthusiastic group of anglers didn’t let that stop them from having an incredible day of rockcod fishing.
The action was non-stop, with many double hookups! There were even times when all six rods onboard had a fish on. On top of a boatload of rockcod, we also reeled in greenling and a nice cabezon.
Overall, it was a fantastic day out on the water, and we had some very happy customers.

Halibut trip up the coast today. Started out a truly beautiful day out on the water, and we even had fresh squid to entice the halibut, so we were feeling optimistic.
Unfortunately, the ground swell was pretty bad and eventually the weather took a turn. The halibut weren’t biting. While we didn’t land any halibut this time, we did manage to bring in some rockcod, which helped soften the disappointment a bit.

Nice weather this morning and the fish started biting as soon as we dropped in our lines. Bringing in doubles then after a while the bite stopped. Kept seeing fish on the sonar but they wouldn’t bite. Came home with blues, olive, brown, canary, copper and red rockcod.

Tried to get to Davenport but the winds kept us closer to port. Worked hard for fish and we got some. Hopefully this weekend the weather will be more favorable.

The weather took a bit of a turn, and the fishing was a little slower compared to yesterday. The water temperature dropped to 57 degrees, which tends to make the fish less active. Despite the conditions, we were fortunate enough to still bring home fish.

The water conditions were great throughout the day, and the fish were really active. It turned out to be a fantastic day of fishing, with plenty of rockfish and lingcod caught.

Tried for halibut but none to be found. Switched over to lingcod and rockcod and it was game on! Nine year-old Miles first time ocean fishing and he was a pro. This picture is just one of his doubles for the day. Everyone went home with rockcod and lingcod. Seas were flat calm too.

Water was forecasted to be big swells and wind so we opted for closer to shore for halibut. After a couple hours with no signs of hali we moved out to fish rockcod. Started out slow then it went wide open! Perfect size blues olives and red. Lots of fish and lots of laughs today.

Weather and water settled down from earlier in the week and the fish have begun to bite.

Awesome local potluck trip today. We had a great time with the five 14-year-olds and one brave dad!
We headed up the coast to one of our favorite fishing spots, and the fish started biting as soon as our lines were in the water. It was non-stop action, with fish on almost constantly and even some double hookups. It was a really fun group of young men, and kudos to the dad for taking them on their graduation trip.
It was a nice trip, and those kids are practically pros now!

Happy Mother’s Day!
Just wanted to share a quick update from our local potluck trip today. We’re still dealing with a strong current, which has made the fishing a bit slow. We managed to catch some ground fish, but unfortunately, no school-sized fish today and not as many as we’d hoped.
The good news is that we’re expecting the ocean conditions to change within the week, and hopefully, the fishing will return to normal then.

Headed up the coast to try for lings and rockcod. Water wasn’t very nice and the bite was slow.

The conditions on the water have improved since the weekend. The bait is moving in near Monterey and Pajaro and the halibut are showing up as well. The inshore rock fishing was good for anglers near Natural Bridges. There were some nice halibut caught near the Mile Buoy and in Capitola.

Awesome day on the deep water grounds today. Petrale sole, chili peppers on the menu tonight!

Fishing is great in the deep. Weather is great for Saturday then Sunday it gets a little too windy.

Another great day on the water today. A few whales, a shark and nice reds and canary rockcod and petrale sole!

WOW!!!
Lingcod, petrale sole, chili pepper and canary rockcod was on the menu today. Big lings to 17 pounds. Water was perfect. A shout out to out three Army soldiers on board. Good job everyone!

Our first halibut trip of the season. Water was so-so and not much bait in the bay yet. Drifted for hours but no halibut love today. Maybe in another week or two conditions will improve and the halibut will be in town!

Happy 70th John! Ran up the hill in search of chili peppers. Water was not nice and hampered our fishing quite a bit. In hindsight we should have taken a different route to avoid the ugly water conditions and get more fish. Not many fish caught today but Zach did get his first ocean fish and it was a sweet one!

Fishing has been outstanding in the deep! Big fish and limits lately. The weather forecast looks like flat calm seas for at least the next five days. Time to go fishing while the deep is still open!

Awesome Jurassic Park trip today. Weather couldn’t be better and the fish bite was crazy. 18yo Zion of San Jose picked up a triple chili pepper on just two hooks. Great dolphin show today too.

Started out being a nice calm water day but as the morning went on the water and wind picked up. Still managed to get some nice reds, green spots and bocaccio rockfish.

Was great to get back out on the water! The ocean was perfect today and the group of guys were awesome! Chili peppers, reds and petrale sole were the catch of the day. Water was pretty flat calm and no wind! Yeah baby!!!