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Looking for a top-rated San Diego fishing experience that's all about you and your crew? The Prenuptial Agreement is your ticket to world-class offshore fishing without the crowds. This 65-foot Hatteras yacht combines serious fishing capability with luxury comfort, making it the perfect platform for targeting pelagic species in San Diego's renowned blue water. Whether you're planning a bachelor party, family outing, or just want to escape with your fishing buddies, this private charter delivers the kind of personalized experience that keeps anglers coming back season after season.
Your six-hour adventure starts at Seaforth Marina, where you'll meet your professional crew and get acquainted with one of San Diego's premier fishing vessels. The Prenuptial Agreement isn't your typical party boat – she's built for serious offshore work with spacious decks, high-end tackle, and all the amenities you need for a comfortable day on the water. With morning and afternoon departure options, you can choose the bite window that works best for your schedule. The crew will have you rigged and ready as you cruise past the iconic coastlines of La Jolla and Point Loma, heading to productive waters where the big fish roam. This is strictly your show – no sharing rail space with strangers or waiting your turn for prime spots.
San Diego's offshore fishery demands versatility, and the Prenuptial Agreement is equipped to handle whatever Mother Nature serves up. Your crew will primarily focus on trolling spreads using outriggers and downriggers to cover maximum water and present baits at various depths. When the fish are cooperative, you might switch to live bait fishing with sardines or mackerel to really get them fired up. The boat carries an arsenal of tackle from 20-pound spinning gear for smaller yellowtail up to heavy conventional setups capable of handling trophy bluefin tuna. Your captain reads the water conditions, bait schools, and bird activity to position you over the most productive areas. Don't worry if you're new to offshore fishing – the crew will handle rigging and coach you through fighting techniques so you can focus on enjoying the battle.
Mahi mahi, or dorado as locals call them, are absolute crowd-pleasers that show up in San Diego waters from late spring through early fall. These vibrant fish are famous for their spectacular jumps and lightning-fast runs, often staying close to floating kelp paddies or debris lines. What makes mahi special is their willingness to bite and their habit of traveling in schools – when you find one, there's usually more nearby. Most San Diego mahi range from 10 to 30 pounds, with the occasional bull dolphin pushing 40-plus pounds that'll test your drag system and your arms.
Yellowtail amberjack are the bread-and-butter species that made San Diego famous among West Coast anglers. These powerful fish are available year-round but peak during summer and fall months when water temperatures climb. Yellowtail are notorious for their initial bulldogging runs and their ability to find structure when hooked. Local yellows typically run 15 to 40 pounds, with the occasional cow pushing 50-plus. They're excellent table fare and provide consistent action when conditions align, especially around the offshore banks and kelp forests.
Yellowfin tuna represent the pinnacle of offshore fishing excitement in San Diego waters. These speedsters arrive with warmer water, typically from late summer into fall, and provide some of the most challenging fights you'll experience. San Diego yellowfin range from schoolie-sized 20-pounders up to hefty 60-pound-plus specimens that'll take you into your backing in seconds. Their stamina is legendary – plan on 20-minute-plus battles for larger fish. The meat quality is restaurant-grade, making yellowfin a prized catch for both sport and table.
Bluefin tuna are the holy grail of San Diego offshore fishing, showing up unpredictably but rewarding persistent anglers with world-class battles. These fish can range from 30-pound rats to 200-pound giants, with the larger specimens providing fights that can last over an hour. Bluefin are incredibly strong and smart, often requiring precise presentation and premium tackle. When they're around, usually during cooler water periods, they create some of the most memorable fishing experiences possible off the California coast.
Atlantic sailfish are the wildcards that occasionally show up in San Diego's offshore waters during warmer water years, particularly when El Niño conditions push tropical species north. These acrobatic billfish are famous for their spectacular jumps and lightning-fast runs, often clearing the water multiple times during a fight. While not a regular target species, hooking into a sail off San Diego creates an unforgettable experience that few local anglers ever get to enjoy. Their presence usually coincides with unusually warm water and exotic baitfish moving into the area.
The Prenuptial Agreement offers something you can't get on crowded party boats – a completely customized fishing experience tailored to your group's preferences and skill levels. Whether you're after sashimi-grade tuna, hard-fighting yellowtail, or just want to enjoy a day on one of San Diego's finest sportfishing vessels, this charter delivers the goods. The professional crew, luxury accommodations, and prime fishing grounds combine to create the kind of day that generates fish stories for years to come. San Diego's offshore fishery is world-renowned for good reason, and experiencing it aboard a top-shelf vessel like this makes all the difference. Don't let another season pass – book your private charter today and discover why discriminating anglers choose the Prenuptial Agreement for their San Diego fishing adventures.
Sailfish are pure spectacle - that massive dorsal fin and lightning-fast jumps make them the showboat of offshore fishing. They average 50 pounds and stretch 7-8 feet, but it's all about the acrobatics when hooked. These fish prefer warm surface waters 30-65 feet deep, following baitfish schools. Winter months bring the best action as they move through our waters. Guests go wild for the aerial display - repeated jumps and gill-rattling runs that'll have you scrambling. The fight is what matters here, as most get released. They'll hit trolled baits, especially rigged ballyhoo or squid. Pro move: when teasing one up, let it get good and excited before presenting the bait - rushed fish often miss the hook.

Bluefin are the holy grail - massive, powerful fish averaging 130 pounds but capable of reaching 400+ pounds off our coast. These warm-blooded giants roam deep offshore waters, from the surface down to 1,000+ feet. Peak season runs late summer through winter when they follow baitfish migrations. The fight is legendary - long, deep runs that'll test every piece of your gear and your endurance. The meat is the finest sashimi grade you'll find, commanding top dollar at market. They're smart and selective, preferring live sardines or mackerel. Key tip: once hooked, settle in for a marathon - don't try to muscle them early or you'll break off. Keep steady pressure and let the fish tire itself out.

These beautiful fish put on a color show like nothing else - brilliant gold with electric blue and green that shifts as they fight. Most run 15-29 pounds, but the occasional 40+ pounder will test your arms. They love floating kelp beds and debris lines in warm water, usually in the top 100 feet. Summer through fall is prime time when water temps climb. What makes them special is the wild aerial display when hooked - they'll jump repeatedly and change colors like a neon sign. The meat is fantastic too - firm, white, and sweet. Pro tip: when you see one, there's usually more nearby, so keep a second rod ready with live bait while fighting the first fish.

Yellowfin are the speed demons of offshore fishing - torpedo-shaped rockets that average 60 pounds but can push 100+ on a good day. These warm-blooded fish cruise the upper water column in blue water, usually 20-40 miles offshore. Year-round fishing here, but late summer through fall brings the best action. They're built for speed - hitting 50 mph when they want to run. What hooks guests is the searing initial run and sustained fight, plus the sashimi-grade meat that's worth its weight in gold. They'll hit trolled lures, live bait, or jigs. Local secret: when they're finicky, try chunking with live anchovies to draw them up from the depths - patience pays off with these fish.

Yellowtails are the bulldogs of local fishing - averaging 15-25 pounds but capable of hitting 40+ if you're lucky. These yellow-finned fighters live around kelp beds, rocky reefs, and structure from 50-200 feet deep. Summer is prime season when they move inshore with warming water. What guests love is the raw power - they'll make blistering runs and test your tackle to the limit. The meat is prized for sushi and grilling, with that rich, oily texture. They're not picky eaters, taking live bait or jigs readily. Here's the key: when you hook one, don't horse it - let it run first, then work it steady. Try to keep it away from the kelp or it'll wrap you up every time.

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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 12
Manufacturer Name: Detroit Diesel 12V92
Maximum Cruising Speed: 30
Number of Engines: 2
Horsepower per Engine: 20