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		Hey there guys, 
 
A new week has started. Period is from 8/20 to 8/26 
 
Southern California Saltwater 
 
Report for August 20, 2003 (Wednesday) 
 
Way Up North- Avila 
A few albies caught as well as the usual rockfish bonanza. 
 
Up North- Channel Islands 
The bass bite has slowed but WSB are again prominent in the counts. 
 
LA Area- Catalina Island 
Calicos, Sand Bass and Barracuda pop up just enough to get the anglers hopes up and then disappear again. This is true from MDR to Newport. 
 
Further South- San Clemente 
I suspect that Dana Wharf and Newport Landing have boats going to San Clemente and this is reflected in their six-pac and charter boats getting yellow counts. 
 
San Diego- Albacore and Local 
Albie counts still very good with fish as close at 20 nautical miles from Point Loma.  Local fishing is see a few yellows as well as the usual bass and barracuda. 
 
LA Local 
Boats like the Redondo Special and Victory are taking advantage of the bass and barracuda bites close to home at Horseshoe Kelp or Huntington Flats while others are venturing out to Catalina for a so so bite. Water at the island is a whopping 71 degrees. 
 
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Hey there guys, 
 
Southern California Saltwater 
 
Report for August 21, 2003 (Thursday) 
 
Lots of albacore but the real news is all the BFT and Yellowtail for the all-day and overnighters!   
 
Blue Horizon with 14 got only 5 albacore oh ya and only 66 BFT!!!! ha ha 
 
Overnights everywhere are doing really well! 
 
Way Up North- Avila 
Lots of albacore. 
 
Up North- Channel Island 
Lots of rockfish but nothing else spetacular. rockfish always good this time of year. 
 
LA Area- Catalina Island 
Fishing has been a bit down but yellows are just about to bust wide open. 
 
Further South- San Clemente 
With fuel prices up I'm suprised anyone goes to Clemente but I understand a number of boats are scoring well on the yellows there. 
 
San Diego- Local and Albacore 
Albacore are doing good but the real news is that the BFT are just about equaling the albie counts. 
 
LA Local 
The Sand Bass and Barracuda are just putting along with nothing spetacular except for the really good counts of Sandies for the Newport, Daveys and Dana Wharf landings. 
 
Redondo Special, El Dorado overnighter, Victory, Premier are all doing a decent job on Bass, Barries, and Sculpin. 
 
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Hey there guys, 
 
Southren California Saltwater 
 
Report for August 22, 2003 (Friday) 
 
Yellowtail counts for El Dorado, SeaHawk XLV, Toronado, and Phantom have 75+ counts as well as a few others.  Great yellowtail under the paddys. 
 
Way Up North- Avila 
Nice albie counts for ALL 3 landings. 
 
Up North- Channel Island 
Rockfish everywhere with a few sand bass thrown in. 
 
LA Area- Catalina Island 
Calicos, Barracuda and a nice look at lots of yellows under the paddys. 
 
Further South- San Clemente 
With the yellow counts coming out of some of the south coast landings, the yellows must be biting in the vicinity. 
 
San Diego- Albacore and Local 
Albacore a little slow today but that is made up with the nice yellow counts and locally a very nice surge in Sand Bass counts. 
 
LA Local 
Sand Bass counts very good for Davey's, Dana, and Newport otherwise some boats got sand bass or sculpin limits. 
 
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Hey there guys, 
 
Southern California Saltwater 
 
Report on August 23, 2003 
 
Local day and 3/4 day boats going crazy with yellowtail! 
 
Way Up North- Avila 
Rockfish and a few Albies 
 
Up North- Channel Islands 
Lots of Rockfish a few WSB. 
 
LA Area- Catalina Island 
Catalina is bustin' open with tons of yellowtail and  Albies out further are being loaded up to on boats including: Pierpoint, El Dorado, Toronado, Tracer, Aztec, Rail Time, and many, many more. 
 
Further South- San Clemente 
Kinda hazy just where the fish are being taken but if there is paddy around you know there is yellows under them. 
 
San Diego- Local and Albacore 
Albies a little slow today but yellows and the fantastic local sand bass bite make up for it. 
 
LA Local 
The good sand bass bite today was on the south coast with Davey's, Dana, and Neport doing the honors. Landing up further north did OK but not as good as they might have with the increase in passengers on Saturday. 
 
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		Hey there guys, 
 
Southern California Saltwater 
 
Report for August 24, 2003 (Sunday) 
 
OH MAN!!! Things are going crazy here in so cal.  Albacore, Blue Fin Tuna, Yellow Fin Tuna, Dorado, Skipjack, Mako Shark, Striped Marlin oh and Yellowtail are being hit by Overnight boats no not multi-day overnight and 3/4 day boats.  It don't get NO BETTER. 
 
Way Up North- Avila 
Over 10 albies per person at Chris's 
 
Up North- Channel Island 
Actually just the usual limits of Rockfish here. 
 
LA Area- Catalina Island 
You name it you gotta chance. It's pretty scary and fun to dance the Catalina Paddy Polka.  Lot's of boats getting 20,30 or 40 tails! 
 
Further South- San Clemente 
Lot's of boats are getting fish just do you want to take the longer ride if you're in the South Bay area. 
 
San Diego- Local and Albacore 
Some outrageous sand bass fishing as well as a mix of just about every fish that swims between Central California and Cabo San Lucas.  Everything and in numbers!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
 
LA Local 
Reasonable counts of sand bass and various fish but comparied to the 3/4's going to the island..... Doh! 
Sorry 1/2 day boats. 
 
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Hey there guys, 
 
Southern California Saltwater 
 
Report for August 25, 2003 (Monday) 
 
Lots of boats out catching lots of fish. From Catalina to San Diego species being caught include: Bass, Barracuda, Yellowtail, YFT, BFT, Dorado, Albacore, Skipjack, Mako Shark and even sightings of billfish. 
 
Way Up North- Avila 
Some albies being caught out of Chris's 
 
Up North- Channel Islands 
Lots of different species caught with Rockfish taking the spotlight 
 
LA Area- Catalina Island 
I was out there today and our boat got bass, barries, and 18 yellowtail.  Sea Spray, Victory, Sea Angler, and the Premier were catching them up north of Avalon 
 
Further South- San Clemente 
With all the numbers I'm sure the South Coast boats are hittng behing Clemente. 
 
San Diego- Local and Offshore 
Offshore fishing outstanding with the local catch also good with yellows, bass and barries making a very nice mix. 
 
LA Local 
The Sand Bass fishing was a bit slow compared to the previous 2 weeks with the South Coast boats doing better. ie Davey's, Dana's Wharf and Newport. 
 
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Hey there guys, 
 
Southern California Saltwater 
 
Report for August 26, 2003 
 
Things slowed down a bit on the fishing scene from the Channel Islands to San Diego. 
 
Way Up North- Avila 
Chris's and Virg's had 100+ counts for boats with less than 20 anglers. 
 
Up North- Channel Island 
Mixed bag with limits here and there. 
 
LA Area- Catalina 
Lots of sporties out there with a weak yellow bite and not much going on with Calicos or Barracuda. 
 
Further South- San Clemente 
Good yellow fishing on the Paddys. 
 
San Diego- Local and Offshore 
Slow all around. 
 
LA Local 
Not much going on with just a few sand bass, calicos and barracuda. 
 
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