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Picture this: four and a half days aboard the 65-foot Prenuptial Agreement with just your crew of up to six anglers, cruising San Diego's most productive waters without a care in the world. This isn't your typical half-day cattle boat experience – we're talking about a private luxury charter that gives you complete freedom to fish the way you want. From the kelp beds off La Jolla to the deep blue offshore grounds where the big pelagics roam, you'll have exclusive access to some of the West Coast's hottest fishing spots. Departing Seaforth Marina at 6 a.m., you'll spend your days chasing trophy fish and your evenings planning tomorrow's strategy with your personal crew.
The Prenuptial Agreement isn't just a fishing platform – she's your floating basecamp for four and a half days of serious angling. At 65 feet, there's plenty of room to spread out, whether you're fighting a screaming yellowfin or just soaking up some California sun between bites. The spacious decks give everyone room to work their own water without tangling lines, and the professional crew knows these waters like the back of their hand. You'll start each morning with fresh bait and a game plan based on current conditions, water temps, and what's been biting. The beauty of a multi-day private charter is flexibility – if the yellowtail are going off at the Coronado Islands, that's where we'll spend our time. If the bluefin are showing offshore, we'll make the run. This is fishing on your terms, not some pre-set schedule.
This charter covers the full spectrum of Southern California fishing, from kelp paddies to deep water structure. You'll be trolling feathers and cedar plugs for pelagics, working live bait on the kite for finicky tuna, and dropping iron jigs when the fish want something with more flash. The crew will have you rigged with everything from 20-pound tackle for smaller yellowtail to heavy 50-pound setups when the big bluefin show up. We'll fish the productive waters off Point Loma where the submarine canyon draws in baitfish, work the kelp forests near La Jolla for calicos and yellowtail, and make runs to offshore banks where the water turns that deep cobalt blue and anything can happen. Live bait fishing is king out here – sardines, mackerel, and anchovies worked on the drift or under kites. When conditions are right, you might find yourself casting surface iron to feeding schools or working the twilight bite with swimbaits.
The waters off San Diego serve up an amazing variety of gamefish, each with their own personality and fight characteristics. Mahi mahi are absolute dynamite on light tackle – these common dolphinfish show up in summer and fall around floating kelp paddies and debris lines. They're aggressive feeders that'll crush everything from live bait to trolled lures, and their acrobatic jumps make every hookup a show. Plus, they're fantastic table fare. Yellowtail amberjack are the bread and butter of San Diego fishing, available year-round but peaking in summer and fall. These fish are smart and can be frustratingly picky, but when you dial in the right presentation, they fight like freight trains with their powerful runs and head-shaking bulldogging. Yellowfin tuna are the speedsters of the bunch – these fish can peel line off your reel like nothing else, making blistering runs that'll test your drag and your arms. They show up when the water warms, often mixed with schools of skipjack. Bluefin tuna are the holy grail for many West Coast anglers – these fish can range from footballs to giants over 200 pounds, and they're incredibly strong and stubborn fighters that'll push you and your tackle to the limit. Atlantic sailfish are the wildcards in these waters, spectacular fighters that put on aerial displays when hooked. They're not as common as the other species, but when conditions are right and you connect with one, it's a memory that'll last a lifetime.
A 4.5-day private charter aboard the Prenuptial Agreement is fishing at its finest – no crowds, no compromises, just pure angling freedom in some of the Pacific's richest waters. You'll return to Seaforth Marina with a cooler full of premium fish, stories that'll get better with each telling, and a deep appreciation for what makes San Diego such a world-class fishing destination. The combination of luxury accommodations, expert crew, and access to both inshore and offshore waters creates an experience that's tough to match anywhere on the West Coast. Whether you're planning a bachelor party, corporate retreat, or just want to treat your fishing buddies to something special, this charter delivers the goods. Don't wait – prime dates fill up fast, especially during peak season when the fishing is red hot.
Note: While Atlantic Sailfish are typically found in Atlantic waters, this species description seems misplaced for San Diego waters. Pacific Sailfish would be more appropriate for this location. However, following the request format: Atlantic Sailfish are spectacular gamefish known for their massive dorsal sail and lightning speed. They average 7-8 feet and 50 pounds, with that iconic sail they flash when hunting or excited. These fish prefer surface waters down to about 60 feet in warm blue water above 70°F. They're highly migratory, following bait schools and temperature breaks. What guests love most? The aerial show - sailfish leap repeatedly when hooked, putting on a display like no other fish. They're primarily catch-and-release due to their poor table quality. The trick is patience: when teasing one up, let it get excited and commit fully before presenting the bait. Don't rush the hookset - let them turn and run with it first.

Bluefin are the holy grail - massive, powerful fish that can weigh 100-300 pounds in our local waters. They're warm-blooded, so they thrive in both cold upwelling and warm surface temps. We find them anywhere from 100-1000+ feet deep, following bait schools. Winter through spring typically offers the best shots at bigger fish. What draws people? It's the ultimate test - these fish will dive 1000 feet and run for miles. Plus, bluefin sashimi is worth more per pound than some cars. The meat's incredibly rich and buttery. Here's the deal: when you hook one, tighten that drag and don't give an inch. If you let them sound deep, you'll be fighting dead weight for hours. Heavy tackle, sharp hooks, and keep constant pressure. Most fish are lost in the first five minutes when anglers get excited and make mistakes.

Also called dorado, these fish are absolute stunners with their brilliant golden sides and electric blue-green backs. Most run 15-29 pounds, but we see some pushing 40+ pounds in our offshore waters. They love floating debris and kelp paddies, typically in the top 100 feet of water. Best action happens during warmer months when water temps climb. What makes them special? That lightning-fast color change when hooked - like a living kaleidoscope. Plus, they're fantastic eating with firm, mild meat that's perfect grilled. Pro tip: when you spot one mahi, slow the boat and work the area thoroughly. They school up, and where there's one, there's usually more. Keep that first fish in the water if possible - it'll help hold the school close to the boat.

Yellowfin are the workhorses of our offshore fleet - beautiful torpedo-shaped fish with bright yellow fins that can hit 50 mph in the water. We typically see 60-80 pounders, though they can push 200+ pounds. They cruise the upper water column, usually within the top 300 feet in blue water. Year-round fishing here, but summer and fall are peak. What makes them special? Pure muscle and speed - they'll take 500 yards of line on the first run. Plus, you can't beat yellowfin sashimi or steaks on the grill. The key is finding the right water temp and bait schools. When we're marking fish deep but nothing's biting on the troll, we'll switch to heavy jigs and work them vertical. These fish respond to fast, erratic movement that mimics fleeing baitfish.

Yellowtails are the bulldogs of our local waters - thick-bodied fish with bright yellow fins that'll test your tackle and your arms. Most fish we see run 15-25 pounds, though 40-pounders aren't uncommon around Catalina and San Clemente Islands. They hang around kelp beds and rocky structure, usually deeper water but they'll come up to feed. Summer months are prime when coastal waters warm up. What guests love? These fish fight dirty - long powerful runs straight into the rocks, trying to break you off. The meat's prized for sushi, with that rich, oily texture the Japanese pay top dollar for. My advice: use heavy tackle and don't horse them. Let them make their first run, then work them away from structure. Live bait beats artificials every time with these guys.

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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