Summerlike weather has some late season white seabass and yellowtail biting at Catalina Island. Several boats over the weekend took white seabass to 40-pounds along with a few yellowtail to 28-pounds. The weather has been beautiful with sunny, warm weather and flat calm seas.
The local bite improved a bit also with a few more calico and sand bass along the coast as well as a couple of halibut. Live squid has been the best bait as there seems to be more and more market squid arriving on the coast as well as at many of the Channel Islands.
Excellent rockfishing has been the rule from along the coast. Boats from San Clemente to Newport Beach, Long Beach, Palos Verdes, Redondo Beach, Marina de Rey as well as many other areas continue to be very productive. The best fishing has been in 240 to 300 feet of water.
Joe and Dawn Davis from Newport Beach were out on a private boat on Monday and saw lots of humpback and minke whales. The extraordinary whale watch season of 2011 is still going strong in some areas.
Philip Friedman Outdoors is having a special trip on the Toronado out of Pierpoint Landing in Long Beach on Sunday, November 13. There will be instructors on board, special prizes, seminars and lots of fun. The trip departs at 7 am and returns at 6 pm and costs $67. E-mail [email protected] or call 424 237 0250 for more info.
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