Captain Steveo reporting this morning with a good sign of local yellowtail and seabass. They managed to land a fish up to 18 pound plus on the surface iron. Things are starting to heat up locally.

Captain Angel put the RSW to work today Feels like summer all of a sudden 26 passengers 7 white seabass 4 halibut 1 yellowtail 128 bonito 82 barracuda 11 whitefish 15 calico bass   You can get on the boat by calling 805-382-1612 or by going to AlohaSpirit.com to make a

Good Afternoon TigerFishermen, Today was our charter with Peter H. We haven’t seen him in a few years without our regular salmon season. We missed the first push of the incoming tide bite this morning with the 07:00am departure so we

Todays fish count! 20 anglers: 3 Sheephead, 4 Lingcod, 41 Whitefish, 200 Rockfish, 2 White Seabass We have 2 trips available in the next 2 weeks if you would like to get out with us. You can visit www.miragesportfishing.com to see our

Rockfish bite has been solid with the strong currents lately and some nice Ling Cod mixed in! Crabbing has remained steady with 4-7 crab a person. Space available tomorrow and through next week! Give us a call at 541-765-2545 or

Congratulations to 3 year old Sebastian Desmond of Session 6 for being our overall Big Fish Winner of the 2026 Douglas County Kids' Fishing Derby , with an enormous 4.41lb Rainbow!

Victor Graham from Victorville with a 3.9 out gull lake using power bait

After a little hiatus the fleet is back on the bluefin. Good fishing for David Togashi and the boys last night. 64 bluefin with fish up to 120 pounds. WE’RE BACK! #pacificqueen #pacificqueensportfishing #pacificqueenkillers #bluefintuna #deepseafishing

The SOA returned this morning with 96 yellowtail and assorted rockfish. We are headed west on our 2 day trip with bluefin in mind.

Limits for lingcod and yellowtail rockfish on today’s deepwater trip!

Now that's a nice panfish! This beauty was brought in by local angler Patrick Pauli. I'm confident it's a bluegill, although it looks similar to the redear sunfish we see in our waters. Patrick was using a small spinner when he