Welcome to So Cal Fish Reports

We departed yesterday morning on our annual Direct AV 7-day trip. We've been traveling south while getting everyone on board fully rigged and ready to target yellowtail, yellowfin, dorado, and wahoo. We will be working our way down the line,

A very nice start to our Brown 4-day. Fast paced yellowtail action that lasted into the dark. Also picked up a wahoo, a tuna, and lots of marlin(all released). El Niño 2026 is here.

Jose and Johnny had an awesome day on the water today, bringing in two nice catfish weighing in at 13 lbs and 5 lbs! Their secret? Shrimp + garlic spray — and of course, getting out on the lake in a

Leon Gilbert From Louisiana with a 3lb rainbow caught from a kayak.

Today’s fish count. 25 passengers 100 Calico bass 5 Dorado 1 Yellowtail 1 Bonito   We will be looking offshore as long as conditions provide options   We have room everyday next week. Go to AlohaSpirit.com or call 805-382-1612 to make a reservation

We departed today on our annual David Lam 7 day voyage. Unfortunately we did not exactly top off on bait at the receivers so we will be targeting bait at some point this trip. But what we did get is

Private Charter  25 Anglers  250 Rockfish  8 Whitefish  1 Lingcod Still a couple spots available next Tuesday and Wednesday. You can call the landing at 805-963-3564 or book at www.stardustsportfishing

Our rent rod charter is finding some success this morning! Beautiful grade yellowtail with bass bonito and more! 

25 Anglers on an overnight charter headed back in tonight with 11 yellowtail 88 calico bass 31 bonito 24 whitefish Upcoming trips....Monday Overnight Trip (only $220), and Tuesday we are trying to get a 2 day out but need more reservations so book now if

Todays fish count!   16 anglers: 14 Halibut, 1 Yellowtail, 37 Calico Bass, 67 Whitefish, 46 Bonito, 72 Rockfish   We havevtrups coming up including 4 spots available departing this Sunday night at 10pm, fishing on Monday this next week.   You can book online at

Trout numbers are unseasonably high with reports of multiple limits coming in daily. Shore stompers are having luck on slip bobbers set between 10 and 15 feet during daylight hours. Powerbaits, nightcrawlers, and floating trout worms are all getting bit.

Yellowtail fishing in the morning and then we bend her out offshore for the afternoon, lots of yellowfin tuna moved into our zone just a bit small so we keep on pushing until we find the right size! Pretty much every