Bill Roecker for FishingVideos.com & the San Diego Sportfishing Council

Net Update September 28, 2008

Winner Gets His Best

“He just took off when he bit,” said Tony Kaleikilo of Ventura at the H&M Landing scales, “and it seemed like he went a quarter of a mile before he slowed down; I was about to [...]

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Bill Roecker for FishingVideos.com & the San Diego Sportfishing Council – Net Update September 24, 2008

Record Guadalupe Island Tuna

Bruce Smith docked Shogun September 24 after a five-day Western SportsShop charter trip to Guadalupe Island that found the biggest tuna from the island that Bill Roecker has seen and recorded. The 152.2-pound yellowfin was weighed [...]

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Bill Roecker for FishingVideos.com & the San Diego Sportfishing Council – Net Update September 18, 2008

Alijos Tuna Flyer: September 12 to 18, 2008 aboard The Excel

We boarded Bill Poole’s 124-foot sport fisher on a Friday morning, assisted by the crew and Sean Sebring’s red-shirted dockworkers. Sean inspected the cart loads of [...]

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Bill Roecker for FishingVideos.com & the San Diego Sportfishing Council

Net Update September 11, 2008

Excel Report

“We spent our day hitting all the spots up the beach and put together a heck of a day,” wrote Excel skipper Justin Fleck September 9. “Yellowtail fishing once again was red hot and we got all the [...]

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Bill Roecker for FishingVideos.com & the San Diego Sportfishing Council – Net Update September 7, 2008

Kelp Fishing & Yellowtail

Norm Kagawa brought his Shogun home to Fisherman’s Landing September 7 after a five-day trip that fished down the beach, on offshore kelps and at Guadalupe Island. The yellowtail fishing was good, he said, [...]

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Bill Roecker for FishingVideos.com & the San Diego Sportfishing Council – Net Update September 3, 2008

Fleck’s Fabulous Flyer

“We fished at Alijos two full days,” said Excel skipper Justin Fleck September 3. He was just back from a “flyer,” a six-day trip to Alijos Rocks with 19 anglers. “We got limits of tuna [...]

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