Fishing Reports | Capitola and Santa Cruz Boat Rentals

The Capitola Wharf is going to be closed for repairs starting next week Wednesday, October 21st. If everything goes as planned, it will re-open on the 1st of November. However, weather and of course cans of worms can interfere with the best laid plans of mice and men, so be sure to call us beforehand if you’re planning for something early in November. We’ll update the site as best we can as this thing progresses.

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14th October 2009

ReportTroller update: Stagnaro Sport Fishing

The Stagnaro Sport Fishing fishing report has been updated!

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12th October 2009

ReportTroller update: Boccie Boy Bait

The Boccie Boy Bait fishing report has been updated!

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12th October 2009

ReportTroller update: Bayside Marine

The Bayside Marine fishing report has been updated!

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11th October 2009

ReportTroller update: Bayside Marine

The Bayside Marine fishing report has been updated!

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10th October 2009

Capitola: All the year is a party for Darn Glenn

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Another slow day in Capitola for boat rentals. The shiny side of that is that of the seven boats out, we had zero skunks! The lowest scoring rental had five rockfish from fishing around the kelp bed. Of course, Darn Glenn was our highliner, with the colorful stringer of goodies you see here. Boats that did well that were Not Darn Glenn were fishing up off the cement wall in front of O’Neil’s. They caught a variety of blacks, browns, and black-and-yellows. Darn Glenn reeled in his bounty fishing Adam’s Reef and out off of Boomer reef today. The lings came in on live sardines, and the blacks came in on megabaits laced with a bit of squid.

On the wharf, there are still lots of sardines outside of the marina. They only seem to be coming nearer to shore during certain parts of the day, mid-afternoon being the best time.