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http://www.pacificdawn.comBill Cavanaugh called in to give us this update on the Pacific Queen 1.5 Trip, "We just finished up probably the best Dorado bite I've seen in a number of years. We got on a kelp here that had mixed Yellowtail and Dorado on it. Holy cow these Dorado are giant. They are like 18 to 25 lb. fish. It was a sight to behold, it was pretty impressive to say the least. Nice big Dorado and they were good biting fish. We have our limits of Dorado on board out of that first drift. And we got a bunch of Yellowtail to go with it. They are a little bit better grade than when we were down here a few weeks ago. I don't know how many Yellowtail we have, I think we have right around 60 Yellowtail. We also have 6 Yellowfin Tuna and 5 Bluefin Tuna so far today.
We have had a really good day of fishing. We have a bunch of time left but I just wanted to check in with that report. We have another trip leaving Friday night...this is really something else. This is like 10 day Ridge fishing." If you want to go on the Friday trip give Fisherman's Landing a call at 619-221-8500 or you can book on-line at FishermansLanding.com
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Light load 1.5 Day Trip leaves later today. Bill Cavanaugh called in to give this update, "It's Tuesday just after noon, we just got the boat back to Fisherman's Landing in San Diego this morning. We are running a 1.5 Day Trip tonight. Our first trip since we have been back. There's good weather and good fishing -- a great combination. It is a very light load since it is our first trip, so if you want to get on......
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Drew Card called in to give this update on the Pacific Queen, "We have a 1.5 Day Trip coming up from Fisherman's Landing in San Diego. It is a definite go. We are going to go down there no matter what. We decided that with this great weather, the weather offshore is supposed to be beautiful with calm seas. "We are going to go fishing for Yellowfin, Dorado, Yellowtail and Bluefin Tuna. If you guys are interested call Fisherman's Landing at......
