San Diego Oct. 14 docks: 460 yellowfin, 222 dorado, no bluefin listed

San Diego dock totals for Wednesday, Oct. 14, show 1,314 fish kept and 429 released from five landings, 18 boats, 20 trips, and 400 anglers. Yellowfin tuna led with 460, then 222 dorado, 165 calico bass (plus 245 released), 121 sand bass, and 68 spiny lobster (plus 183 released). The sheet also lists 48 bonito, 48 skipjack, 46 barracuda, 40 yellowtail, 16 wahoo, five white seabass, three halibut, and one striped marlin kept with one released. Counts that fill out the 1,314 include 25 sculpin, 21 rock crab, 21 sheephead, and four whitefish. No bluefin tuna are listed.

Seaforth ran six boats on seven trips with 160 anglers and accounted for 362 yellowfin, 46 dorado, and 41 skipjack. H&M Landing put out eight boats on eight trips with 162 anglers for 176 dorado, 56 yellowfin, 14 wahoo, and 68 lobster kept. Fisherman’s Landing had two boats on three trips with 52 anglers, 42 yellowfin, and two wahoo. Point Loma Sportfishing’s single boat and nine anglers kept 26 calico bass, 19 barred sand bass, and four white seabass. Oceanside Sea Center’s boat brought in 33 barracuda.

Tuesday, Oct. 13, was lighter: 658 fish kept from 11 boats, with 141 yellowfin and no bluefin listed.

This is a The Gillnet news desk summary, not a reprint.

Source: San Diego Fish Reports — dock totals for Oct. 14, 2026. Prior day: Oct. 13 dock totals.