Rob Steiner, Ken Thompson, Nick Mislak and first time offshore angler and A-10 pilot Andrew had a great day in the canyons trolling up some bluefin tuna.

Photo by Sunset Marina.Ĭhris Miller and his crew of Bob Miller, Ron Tyszko, Dave Steves and Shaun Patrick trolled up their private boat limit of two “under” bluefins today and released another three.

The crew of the Marli with Captain Mark Hoos at the helm had a great day on the bluefins today putting all three “under” fish in the fish box along with a pile of tilefish. They also released an estimated 300 pound tiger shark. Hope that answers some questions about what the difference is.Ĭaptain Willie Zimmerman of the RoShamBo had another crazy good day in the canyons today putting his crew on their three “under” bluefins in the boat early and then doing some deep dropping for tilefish where they had eight beautiful fish. Currently private boats are permitted to harvest two “under” bluefins while charter boats are allowed three, and both private and charter boats are permitted to harvest one “over” bluefin. “Under” bluefins are fish that measure between the minimum legal length of 27″ and 47″ while “over” bluefins are fish that measure between 47″ and less than 73″.

The bluefin tuna fishing out in the canyons was very, very good again today with most boats that tried catching their limit of both “under” and “over” fish. There were lots of folks on the water enjoying the awesome conditions as well and there were lots of fish put in coolers. The wind looks to blow some tomorrow as a front pushes through the area, but today it was absolutely beautiful slick calm in the ocean and the bay was super nice too.

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