Here's Sigmund with the first white seabass of the day.

Keith also hooked into a nice white seabass.

This fish took Jeff for a ride...after hooking it, it ran into the kelp and got stuck. Capt. Brian Blair helped out and got him loose. Thanks Brian!

Scott managed to get 2 croakers.

Seabass on the deck

Here are the guys with their seabass and yellows.

Here's Mike cleaning our catch. Mike was very helpful today, thanks again.

We save every white seabass head on all SFR charters. It is very important to save the heads and turn them in to the landings.

Sigmund and Keith enjoying some cold beer on the way back to the harbor. They both got limits of white seabass. Nice job guys!

SFR would like to thank Capt. Brian and the rest of the Ultra crew for a great trip. These guys really worked hard, and did a great job! They stayed up late and made bait, which in turn made the difference. Thanks again guys!

This is the Jackpot angler for this trip. He was lucky enough to be the first to hook a WSB. A big thanks goes out to the Apollo crew. Blue in the galley cooked up a killer sweet and sour chicken lunch with the sauce being homemade. Capt Forrest is only 23 but yet seems like he has been ont he water alll his life. Maybe thats because he has 15 years of experience working the boats. Jesse and AJ held down the deck. Zach handled the driving in and out. The apollo has half staterooms and half bunks with some of the bunks being doubles. Ever had sushi quality rockfish? Probably not because you don't have your fish chilled at all during the day. The apollo has the RSW holds and they will be providing sushi quality tuna all year long. If you have an opportuniy to jump on their LR trips(pretty much their only open party trips) with only 10 guys or a friends charter, do it.

Here is John Knoble and Captain Steve Kelly with the first seabass of the day. Steve kept looking for the fish, and found them. Nice fish John!

We lost a lot of fish in the kelp, but we did manage 2 nice seabass. Here is Pat with his first ever white seabass. Way to go, Pat!!! The harbor seals were pretty thick, and killed the bite in a hurry. We found the fish again, but the seals moved in, and shut down the bite. SFR would like to thank Capt Steve and John for another great trip on the Island Tak!

Jermey put the hurt on the fish all day long on the first day

Captain Roy Rose had 36 pass. out on a 8 day and scored 310 albacore, 513 yellowtail, 6 halibut, 6 whiteseabass, 6 yellowfin tuna. 1st Johannes Bernbeck, Seal Beach, Ca., 48.09lbs. 2nd Phil Wachovsky, Lakewood, Ca., 47.01lbs., 3rd Neal Cooke, Evans Ca., 43.07lbs. yellowtail.

Captain Andy Cates had a 5 day return with limits of yellowtail with some nice seabass and halibut coming from the Islands they also scored some albacore with a hot "ripper" of a bite the nite before arrivel. 1st Cory Keeling 55.0lbs. whiteseabass 2nd Kail Lampson 46.01lbs. seabass, 3rd Mark Fiener 32.02lbs. yellowtail.

Tyler hooked the 1st white seabass on his brand new fishing rod! Unfortunately - This seabass was lost at gaff! Tyler - Hang in there!!!!