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March 26, 2026 Dana Point 8 photos & 1 video
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RockenReel Sportfishing had a 3 hr trip this late morning- a dozen Calico Bass released, A 50 pound Black Sea Bass safely released. Kept about a 30 pound Halibut. GREAT DAY ON THE PACIFIC OCEAN. RockenReel Sportfishing starting the 2026 season early. Two days ago we had a wide open Calico and White Sea Bass Bite.
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Dana-point, California, United States
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RockenReel Sportfishing has a trip with your name on it along the stunning waters of Dana Point. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Steven knows them forwards and back. Amberjack, Pacific Barracuda, Calico Bass, California Sheephead, Dolphin...

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RockenReel Sportfishing reporting Captain Noah and Guide Patrick putting nice Dorado in the coolers today 8/27/26. - Captain Steve
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Orange County fish report 8/22/26
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RockenReel Sportfishing reporting Mako Shark caught on the troll, and lots of Bass, Barracuda and Bonito. Dozens of boats at Salt Creek and long lines for bait- the word is out that Dana Point - San Mateo and Barn Kelp are holding trophy Yellowtail. - Captain Steve
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Orange County fish report 8/21/26
Orange County fish report 8/21/26
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RockenReel Sportfishing reporting Yellowtail right out front. Lost a couple first thing this morning. Big fish running into the kelp w young beginners who preferred to tackle the fish solo- great fights. Bass, Barracuda and Bonito are all in the cards. Yellowfin tuna and Dorado being caught as close as 7 miles out. Good fishing right now. Be ready for long lines in the morning for bait and lots of pressure. - Captain Steve
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