Summer is here and the surface fishing is heating up! Yellowtail in the counts!

The White Seabass fishing has escalated! And the White Seabass Limit went to 3 today, June 16, 2019.

June Gloom makes for a calmer ocean. Rockfishing remains a staple, with boats catching a lot of nice Rockfish and Whitefish. On occasion, the White Seabass have shown.

White Seabass fishing in the Channel Islands is here! Every spring, fisherman wait for this to happen.

Fall fishing at the Northern Channel Islands is always good but after the summer we had one can only assume the fall bite will be just as epic! Variety this week included, White Seabass, Bluefin Tuna, Rockfish and other great fish.

Another exciting week fishing the Channel Islands. The Yellowtail bite turned up a notch with almost all the boats getting in on the action.

The fishing report for this week includes a pending world record for a California Halibut.

When fishing the Channel Islands you can always count on good bottom fishing for an assortment of Rockfish and other good eating species.

This week the fishing continued to pick up as White Seabass and Yellowtail are in our daily counts with regularity.

This weeks fishing action picked up dramatically as predicted. A big reason for this would be two major factors. Great weather all week and live squid has become plentiful.

While the weather again this week was not our friend we did manage to catch some nice fish in between fronts. A couple of our full day trips found a few White Seabass that wanted to bite and our trips fishing Rockfish are still catching better than average quality.

White Seabass, Yellowtail and Halibut are starting to show a little for the CISCOS fleet.

Yellowtail fishing heated up at the Outer Channel Islands this week. Whoppers and Fish report for week ending 6/21/15.

This giant white seabass was caught in December! What a year this has been! Record California Halibut, White Seabass, Yellowtail, Yellowfin tuna, Bluefin Tuna, Striped Marlin!

Great fishing this past week at Channel Islands Sportfishing! Whoppers for the week of 9/27/2014

White Seabass fishing tips and tricks in the Channel Islands

The Ocean is Full Of Surprises Fishing the Channel Islands aboard any boat out of CISCOS

Fish of a Lifetime - White Seabass caught on the Gentleman out of Channel Islands Sportfishing.

Sport Fishing with Dan Hernandez on the Ranger 85 out of Channel Islands Sportfishing

White Seabass Fishing Fever! The White Seabass bite is ON!!! We

Barracuda fishing, White Seabass, Halibut and Yellowtail fishing and more at Channel Islands Sportfishing!

Epic Halibut fishing on the Pacific Islander, along with White Seabass, Ling Cod and Red Snapper!

Here are a few testimonials shared by our fishing friends aboard the Sea Jay, Cobra and Ranger 85.

The Coral Sea went hunting on a 2 day big Game fishing trip looking for White Seabass, Yellowtail and barn door Halibut.

Yellowtail fishing has been good at the Channel Islands so we went fishing on the Sea Jay for Yellowtail and White Seabass.

White Seabass are biting for the CISCOS fleet! This is the time of year that they typically show up.

Miracle White Seabass fishing on the Island Tak out of Channel Islands Sportfishing

We have seen some phenomenal scores on the seabass and still see good signs of fish. Bait is in good supply and the weather is near perfect.

Great day on the water today, the winds stayed down, the water flat and the fish biting! Fishing the outer Channel Islands, local Channel Islands, and inner coastal waters of Ventura and Oxnard.

Pacific Islander Fish Report for June 11, 2012

What else can we say, great fishing! With 13 boats out from the twilight to the overnighters, the counts are solid.

What a way to end the week here at the beautiful Channel Islands. With close to 600 anglers this weekend and our entire fleet fishing, the counts are looking great!

Halibut and White Seabass Are Coming Out To Play with Channel Islands Sportfishing!

Pacific Islander - Overnight fishing at Santa Rosa Island - Smooth traveling to our destination of Santa Rosa Island.