Half-day fishing continues to be very good right now. As we're heading in we are driving through many many schools of dolphins. The crew is processing Fish right now and everybody's having a few cheeseburgers

Our afternoon was the best, with slow currents and virtually no wind or swell we put together long drifts where we pulled up tons of huge coppers and some very impressive lingcod

We started our day in the deeper water and found semi consistent fishing on each spot with mostly Reds, a few copper and widows as well as some misc Rockfish in the mix as well.

Very nice quality today with reds, coppers, a go around on large widows and yellowtail rockfish and a few coppers as well. Thankfully we were able to top off the bags before the wind line hit us and headed for home.

Later in the afternoon our fishing picked up. We hit a couple spots that really got with it and we threw on a ton of fish very quick. Passengers were stoked pulling up double and single reds all around the boat.

We found some fish willing to bite almost immediately. We pulled up some nice kings along with some very nice coppers and reds. The wind started picking up sooner then expected and made for quick moving drifts.

We had a gorgeous day, typical half-day weather with a really fun group on board today. Fishing was not bad; we got 146 assorted Rockfish and 38 whitefish and a lone legal Sandbass for our 25 people.

The weather got nice throughout the day and our passengers had fun day catching what they did. Each spot giving us a hand full of rockfish added up to be a decent day in the end.

We covered a lot of ground and worked up the coast throughout the day. Our group was awesome today and stuck it out through the tough conditions and slow fishing.

From there we went into the shallow water and checked a few kelp spots and found one zone that was holding a lot of calicos. We caught a few handfulls of legal fish and about the same of shorts. We certainly saw a lot of fish in the kelp.