The current causes quite a few tangles and made for an interesting day of fishing but we still had fun and caught a lot of fish through our day. For our 35 anglers we ended up with 350 rockfish.

The rest of the day spent in the shallows and had very good action on sub legal calico calico bass with a couple handfulls of legal fish mixed in. A really nice group to have on board and a fun day for the crew and I.

Our mid day and afternoon of fishing was far better although not any one spot made our day we ended up picking away at mixed bag of copper Rockfish, whitefish, lingcod and misc. Rockfish.

We moved around to some areas we haven't fished in a while, some were decent and some were slow, either way our passengers had a blast catching all sorts of different fish.

The conditions were a bit adverse with ripping current most of the day and a steep wind swell which made things tough however our group stuck at the rail and fished every spot until we were able to get what we needed

We decided to make a little move to another area where we had a decent success at all sorts of different species of fish. Our swell died down a bit and we started putting some numbers on board

Tuesday with both boats running trips. The Coral Sea is 3/4 day fishing and the Stardust is 1/2 day fishing. Both boats have very light loads

We got into one spot to end our day where we pulled up a lot of monster reds and other assorted rockfish which was a very nice way to top off our limits.

Our charter today was put together by Sportfishing report.com and as always we saw a fair number of familiar faces on board. Everyone did a great job and worked very well together keeping tangles to a minimum

We fished a wide range of spots today with our morning starting off in mid-deeper water and we found some spots to be good and others slow. We caught reds, coppers and other spotted rockfish all throughout our morning.