Islands and Offshore Fish Report
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Updated May 9, 2024
Tanner and Cortes banks — Not much to report, although undoubtedly plenty of huge bottom biters to load up on at least. A fat finger of cool green water stretching down from the western Channel Islands, San Nicolas and over these banks dominated.
Outer pelagic waters — Bluefin schools have been riding the line, and that’s where the San Diego fleet has been finding the fish more recently. This is no place for a trailer boat though. You’ll want to get aboard a 2-day to 3-day trip to really have the best chances although it can be tapped on a 1.5-day run. However, the most success continued to be had in the dark on the heavy gear and jigs. There has been some catching in the daylight too, but a bit more fish watching than catching.
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Coronado Islands region, 3/4- full-day range — The counts showed lots of bottom biter success, whitefish, some rockfish but also a few nice grade yellowtail finally showing up. The word was it’s taking a scanning sonar, a tank-full of chum to have a shot.
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