San Diego Fishing Report — June 4: Yellowtail, First Bluefin
San Diego fishing report for June 4, 2026 — yellowtail building on the kelp and banks, first bluefin tuna arriving, and bass and bonito inshore.
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San Diego fishing report for June 4, 2026 — yellowtail building on the kelp and banks, first bluefin tuna arriving, and bass and bonito inshore.
Stripers Push North, Flounder Build in the Inlet
Louisiana's late-May fishing is at peak across the board. The Tarpon Triangle off Grand Isle and Venice is producing, inshore speckled trout and redfish...
San Diego's spring offshore season is building. Yellowtail are stacked at the Coronado Islands and along the kelp lines, the first bluefin tuna of the...
Panama City's offshore community is counting down to June 1, when federal Gulf red snapper opens. In the meantime, late-season cobia are still being...
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Mahi-mahi at peak on the offshore weedlines, tarpon stacked in the canals and Intracoastal at night, and daytime swordfishing picking up off the Fort Lauderdale fleet.
Spring striper run at full peak in Raritan Bay and along the surf, bluefish arriving, and fluke and sea bass seasons in full effect.