Updated September 27, 2023

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SHELTER COVE — According to Jake Mitchell of Sea Hawk Sport Fishing, rock fishing has been good with easy limits in the deep water. He said, “The lingcod, however, are becoming even harder to come by in the deep. We spent a few days last week offshore tying for tuna around the Vizcaino Canyon.  We averaged 24 per trip over the three days. We boated mostly peanuts with some really nice ones mixed in.”

CRESCENT CITY — According to Britt Carson of Crescent City’s Englund Marine, it’s been pretty quiet as tuna is the only game in town. “Boats went out last weekend but the fishing was pretty slow,” said Carson. “Most boats went out 20 to 30 miles and scores were pretty low. Six to seven per boat were some of the top scores, and most had less. The water is still sitting offshore, and it looks like the weather will again cooperate for the weekend.”

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