Fishing

Fishing is a great way to bond with your family and create lasting memories. However, finding the right fishing spot for your kids can be a challenge. Luckily, there are plenty of options for kids fishing trips near you, especially in the beautiful coastal town of Dana Point, California. In this article, we will explore…

I’ll be happy to help you with that! Here’s a revised version of the text: “I had an excellent half-day fishing trip this week. The water temperature was between 61°-64°, and flyline bass was the name of the game on a few sunny days. We had some great action, releasing over 200 bass on Saturday’s…

There is still some decent fishing going on for both half-day and three-quarter-day trips. Water temperatures are between 63°-64° with pretty decent movement. The bass action on live baits is still good to see, and the sheepshead fishing has been really fun, with some nice ones caught on shrimp and clam baits. The weather has…

We had a good week in November and were busy with the holiday break. During a half-day fishing trip, we caught bass, sheephead, whitefish, and some sand bass. We used the standard sinker setup for the sheephead. We also caught some calico bass when the water temperature was 62°- 64°. We had good conditions for…

Lobster Diving Lobster fishing in Dana Point today is mainly carried out through lobster diving. This method involves using a snorkel or scuba gear to dive down to the ocean floor and catch lobsters by hand. To ensure the sustainability of the lobster population and maintain a balanced marine ecosystem, lobster divers must have a…

Mellow week for us on the local scene, as water temperatures remained steady at 66°-68°. Bass fishing was mostly unchanged, with fish caught on the flyline, slider sinkers, and at the bottom. Some nice sheephead were caught using exotic baits like clam and shrimp, as well as other usual suspects like sculpin and whitefish, which…

Discover the Hidden Gem: San Clemente Island San Clemente Island is a beautiful and secluded destination located just off the coast of southern California. It is a hidden gem that is waiting to be explored by outdoor enthusiasts. The Island’s History San Clemente Island has a rich history that dates back centuries. It all began with the indigenous Gabrielino-Tongva people, who lived on the island for generations and relied on its plentiful marine life and resources. In the 16th century, Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo was the first European to step foot on the island during his exploration of the California coast. The island was named “San Clemente” in his honor, coinciding with Saint Clement’s feast day on November 23. In the mid-19th century, as the United States acquired California and its coastal islands, San Clemente Island transitioned from a…

We had a successful week with good coverage of offshore, bass, and rockfish. Along the coast, the 1/2 day scene has been productive. Water temperatures ranged between 66°-68°, with bass action both in mid-water and on the sinker set ups. There is still some flyline action happening on days with favorable conditions. There was no…

We had a busy week with boats out every day Bass fishing for the 1/2 day boat remained kinda status quo with water now in the 66°-68° range.  Sinker setups reverse dropper loops and Carolina rigs fished best for the bass.  Some nice sand bass on those setups and some nice sheephead for the guys…

Great week across the board for us great opportunities in many areas Along the coast the water back in the 70-71° range.  Bass fishing showed some improvement with the red tide about gone.  Classic flyline fishing for the calico bass and plenty of bites coming off the rigs fishing the bottom for the sand bass,…