September 28, 2026 - 10:41:26
“We have not fished since last Monday because of the week long nor’easter,” reported Capt. Alan Lee of Mushin Sportfishing. He told us the boat withstood the winds, the rains and abnormal high tides and he is looking forward to getting back on the ocean for both inshore and offshore fishing as soon as the seas and weather settle down.
September 21, 2026 - 10:33:03
Capt. George and mate Jon aboard Mushin Sportfishing had Jim J. & Friends out to the local canyons where they enjoyed stellar trolling action with mixed size yellowfin and bigeye close to 200 pounds. The former were smashing black/purple Sterling Tackle wide trackers on a 6.5-knot pull, with a 6.2-knot clip for Shimano Ledge Runners the poke for the eyeballs. Capt. Alan Lee offered that the upcoming week-plus offshore blow will put a serious crimp in any fishing, but October should be outstanding as conditions moderate and the tuna settle in.
September 21, 2026 - 10:32:52
Capt. Alan of Mushin Sportfishing said Capt. George and Mate Jon had Jim J. and guests offshore on a mid-September trip, where they found some exceptional quality. The crew put a couple of jumbo bigeye tuna and yellowfin tuna well over 100 pounds over the rails. These were some seriously beastly fish, but the anglers handled them like pros. The Shimano Ledge Runner 200, a hard-body, adjustable, deep-diving plug, has been an ace in the hole for the crew throughout the tuna season.