San Diego dock totals, Oct. 28: 363 yellowfin lead a 1,024-fish day

San Diego County's sportfishing landings counted 1,024 fish on Wednesday, Oct. 28. The total came from 14 boats running 15 trips with 347 anglers, about 2.95 fish per angler, plus 44 fish released. Yellowfin tuna led with 363, followed by 284 skipjack, 68 spiny lobster, 66 calico bass, 59 whitefish and 49 bonito.

Fisherman's Landing had the best tuna day. Its two boats and 58 anglers brought back 218 yellowfin up to 25 pounds and 143 skipjack up to 15 pounds, plus 42 bonito, 10 yellowtail and two wahoo. Seaforth Sportfishing's three boats added 99 yellowfin and 91 skipjack. H&M Landing's six boats returned with 45 yellowfin, four dorado, a striped marlin, a shortbill spearfish and a mako shark, along with lobster, and released three striped marlin.

To the north, Oceanside Sea Center's two boats had sand bass, skipjack, calico bass, barracuda, five yellowtail and a white seabass. Point Loma Sportfishing's trip was mostly whitefish. For October through the 28th, the site's tally stands at 41,999 fish from 537 trips.

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

Source: San Diego Fish Reports — Dock Totals, October 28, 2026 (Oct. 28, 2026).