BY MERIT McCRAE
SAN DIEGO – The bite re-emerged but this time out in 1.5-day range almost due west of the Point (Point Loma, San Diego). But a longer trip is providing the better chances as the night jigging bite is providing the better chances at landing these larger fish.
The Old Glory was out on a 1.5-day however and got a 3-way in the daylight, but on huge opah. Capt. Kley Williams posted a photo of the big goldfish. They also picked up 16 bluefin and a whole slew of rockfish for their efforts – 290 for their 29 anglers. Bluefin scores over the weekend ranged on upwards of 60 to 70 and the scores also included good numbers of yellowtail and at least a few rockfish to boot. The Pacific Queen was back form a 3 dayer with 65 tuna to 110 pounds and 87 yellowtail. The New Lo-An had 25 tuna to 130, 16 yellow, 2 lings and 88 reds for 22 anglers on a 2-day.
