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Updated October 17, 20261,226,056 fish202 boats73 landings

Reported Jan 1, 2022 – Oct 17, 2026

Last 30 days (Sep 18 – Oct 17): 208,080 fish on 1,720 trips from 157 boats.

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Fish Counts from Every Landing

What’s Biting

Fish reported in the last 7 days through October 17, 2026

Boat Trips

Freelance · Davey's Locker, Newport Beach
Oct 14, 2026 · 3/4 Day · 50 anglers
494
9.9 per angler
Western Pride · Davey's Locker, Newport Beach
Oct 14, 2026 · Full Day · 40 anglers
480
12.0 per angler
Oct 14, 2026 · Overnight · 16 anglers
328
20.5 per angler
Oct 13, 2026 · 3/4 Day · 39 anglers
310
7.9 per angler
Tradition · H&M Landing, San Diego
Oct 13, 2026 · Lobster · 10 anglers
307
30.7 per angler
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Fresh off the Boat

Real catch reports and photos from charter boats across California, updated daily.

Eldorado on Instagram

Yellowtail on deck for happy anglers

Long Beach · October 17, 2026 · Multi Day

#yellowtail #fishing #eldoradosportfishing — Update, 11:52 AM — A sample from our last day and a half trip — Update, 12:13 PM — And unfortunately, that yo-yo IRON has seen its last fish 20+ years…

fish × 1Yellowtail

Fish City roundup· Premier · H&M Landing

Premier fleet puts 225 fish on the deck in half-day run

San Diego · October 16, 2026 · Half Day

123 fish28 anglers4.4 per angler

Premier (@premier_sportfishing) led 5 half-day boats with 225 fish yesterday. 123 sculpin for 28 anglers. Out of H&M Landing, San Diego. Follow @fishcity.app for tomorrow's top boat and top fish.

Sculpin × 123

Fish City roundup

Mixed day, tuna still biting

October 17, 2026

Today is a MAYBE. Wind is set to run 16 mph out of the east and swell sits near 3 feet, enough chop to make it a rougher ride without shutting things down. Yellowfin tuna lead the bite at 4.5 fish…

Fish City roundup· Pacific Voyager

Monday's your best bet

San Diego · October 16, 2026

Monday still stands out as the cleanest window this stretch. Wind stays near 10 mph out of the west and swell holds around 3.2 ft, a combo the other days don't quite match with their choppier wind…

Fish City roundup· Grande · H&M Landing

Grande racks up 778 fish over six trips in a week

San Diego · October 16, 2026

765 fish230 anglers3.3 per angler

The Grande out of H&M Landing put 778 fish on the deck between Sep 21 and 27, across 6 trips and 230 anglers: 677 yellowfin, 58 dorado, 30 yellowtail, and 13 skipjack. Its best day, Sep 24, was a…

Yellowfin Tuna × 677Dorado × 58Yellowtail × 30

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Oct 11–17: 7,437 fish. Same dates last year: 6,459 fish (+15%).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas does Fish City cover?

All major California fishing destinations — 20 port cities from San Diego to Bodega Bay, covering the major sportfishing landings and charter fleets. We're expanding to more West Coast states soon.

Is Fish City free to use?

Yes! Free to download and use. Access live fish counts, weather data, charter boat info, and community reports at no cost.

How do the live fish counts work?

Counts come from the dock reports California sportfishing landings publish as boats close out their trips. Fish City compiles those official counts into boat-by-boat and species-level views, refreshed daily.

Can charter boats get listed for free?

Absolutely. Free listings for boats, landings, and tackle shops. Showcase your catches and attract more bookings — no hidden fees.

What fish species can I track?

Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Yellowtail, Dorado, White Seabass, Rockfish, Lingcod, Halibut, and dozens more. Each species has its own page with trends and hotspots.

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