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Looking for a world-class San Diego fishing experience that doesn't compromise on comfort? The Prenuptial Agreement is your ticket to some of the best offshore action Southern California has to offer. This isn't your typical crowded party boat—we're talking about a luxurious 65-foot Hatteras yacht that's built for serious fishing and serious relaxation. With space for just six guests, you'll have plenty of room to work the rails without bumping elbows with strangers. Our professional crew knows these waters like the back of their hand, and they're here to make sure you have the kind of day that has you already planning your next trip before you even hit the dock.
Your adventure kicks off at Seaforth Marina, where you'll board the Prenuptial Agreement and meet your captain and crew. These guys have been working San Diego waters for years, and they know exactly where the fish are biting. We offer both morning and afternoon departures, so whether you're an early bird who wants to catch the dawn bite or prefer a more civilized start time, we've got you covered. The boat itself is a beauty—spacious decks give everyone room to fish comfortably, while the cabin provides a perfect retreat when you need a break from the sun. We cruise the productive waters around La Jolla and Point Loma, areas known for holding everything from aggressive yellowfin tuna to crafty bluefin. The crew handles all the navigation and fish-finding, so you can focus on what you came here for: landing some serious fish.
We run a mix of techniques depending on what's biting and where we find the fish. Trolling is our bread and butter for covering water and finding active schools—we'll pull lures and live bait at varying speeds to trigger strikes from tuna and other pelagics. When we mark fish on the sonar, we'll often switch to live bait fishing with sardines or mackerel, which is deadly effective for yellowfin and bluefin tuna. For bottom dwellers like sheepshead, we'll anchor up over structure and drop down with cut bait or live offerings. The crew provides all the tackle you'll need, from heavy trolling setups to lighter rods for finesse fishing. If you've got your own gear and prefer to use it, that's totally fine too—just let us know what you're bringing so we can make sure it's appropriate for the day's fishing. The crew is always happy to help with rigging, bait selection, and fighting techniques, especially if you're new to offshore fishing.
Atlantic Sailfish are the crown jewel of our offshore trips, and San Diego waters offer some fantastic opportunities to tangle with these acrobatic fighters. These fish are pure electricity when hooked—expect multiple jumps, long runs, and a fight that'll test your skills and your arms. Sailfish typically range from 60 to 100 pounds in our waters, and they're most active during the warmer months when baitfish are abundant. What makes them special is their speed and aerial displays; there's nothing quite like watching a sail come completely out of the water, shaking its head and dancing on its tail.
Sheepshead might not be the flashiest fish in the sea, but they're incredibly tasty and surprisingly challenging to catch. These black-and-white striped fish hang around structure and are notorious bait thieves—they'll steal your offering before you even know they're there. The bigger specimens can reach 15-20 pounds and provide a solid fight on appropriate tackle. They're most cooperative during the cooler months, and many anglers consider them the best eating fish in Southern California waters.
Greater Amberjack are the bruisers of the reef, capable of growing well over 50 pounds in our local waters. These fish fight dirty—they'll immediately head for the rocks or kelp when hooked, testing your drag and your patience. Amberjack are year-round residents but seem most aggressive during the spring and fall months. They're not picky eaters, but they're strong fighters that'll give you a workout you won't forget.
Yellowfin Tuna are what many consider the perfect game fish—they're fast, strong, great eating, and absolutely gorgeous. San Diego yellowfin typically range from 20 to 60 pounds, with larger fish possible during peak seasons. These fish are most abundant during the warmer months when water temperatures rise and baitfish move inshore. Yellowfin fight hard and fast, making long runs and testing your endurance. Their bright yellow fins and torpedo-shaped bodies make them unmistakable, and their firm, red meat is prized by sushi chefs worldwide.
Bluefin Tuna are the holy grail for many San Diego anglers—these fish are incredibly strong, smart, and valuable. Local bluefin can range from school-size fish around 20 pounds to giants exceeding 200 pounds. They're present year-round but peak during different seasons depending on size. Smaller fish are often more abundant in summer and fall, while the giants typically show up in winter and spring. Bluefin are notoriously finicky and require patience and skill to hook consistently. When you do connect with one, especially a larger fish, prepare for the fight of your life—these fish are capable of stripping hundreds of yards of line in seconds.
This top-rated San Diego fishing charter fills up fast, especially during peak seasons when the fishing is hot. The Prenuptial Agreement offers something you won't find on crowded party boats—space to fish properly, personal attention from an experienced crew, and the flexibility to adjust our approach based on what's biting. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, planning a corporate outing, or just want to experience world-class offshore fishing without the crowds, this is your opportunity. The six-hour trip length gives us time to travel to
Atlantic sailfish are pretty rare in San Diego waters, but when they show up, it's a real treat. These speedsters average around 50 pounds and 7 feet, with that massive sail-like dorsal fin that makes them unmistakable. They're built for speed - hitting 30+ mph - and love warm surface waters between 30-65 feet. Best shots are during warmer months when water temps climb above 70°F. What makes them special is the fight - they'll leap, dive, and run like nothing else out there. That iconic sail changes colors from blue to black when they're fired up. Pro tip: when you get one hooked, don't rush the fight. Let them tire themselves out with those spectacular jumps before trying to bring them boatside. The meat's decent, but most folks release these beauties for the next angler.

Bluefin tuna are the holy grail of San Diego sportfishing - massive, powerful, and worth their weight in sashimi. These monsters range from school-sized 20 pounders to giants over 200 pounds. They patrol deep water and kelp edges, often 100-500 feet down. Peak season runs late spring through fall when they follow baitfish north. What makes them legendary is the brutal fight - they'll dive deep, run fast, and test every piece of gear you've got. The meat quality is world-class, especially the fatty belly cuts prized by sushi chefs. Heavy tackle and live bait like sardines work best. Pro tip: when you hook a big bluefin, don't try to horse it up. Let it make its runs and tire itself out - trying to rush a 100+ pound fish will just break you off or worse.

Greater amberjack are solid mid-water fighters that'll test your arms and gear. These bruisers typically run 20-40 pounds around San Diego, though 60+ pounders show up regularly. They cruise around deep reefs, wrecks, and drop-offs, usually 80-200 feet down. Best action happens late spring through fall when they're most active. What makes them popular is that bulldog fight - they'll pull straight down to structure and make you work for every inch. Plus, the meat's excellent when prepared right, though larger fish can carry ciguatera. They're not picky eaters, hitting live bait, jigs, and plugs equally well. Pro tip: when you hook one, keep steady pressure and try to turn their head up quickly. If they get back down to structure, you're in for a long battle or a break-off.

Sheepshead are one of the most distinctive fish you'll encounter around San Diego's rocky structure - those human-like teeth and black prison stripes make them unforgettable. They typically run 1-8 pounds and love hanging tight to kelp beds, pier pilings, and rocky reefs. Spring months are prime time when they're most active around structure. What guests love is they're notorious bait thieves with those crushing jaws, making every bite an adventure. The payoff is sweet, flaky white meat that's hard to beat on the dinner table. They're picky eaters that prefer small baits right against cover. My go-to trick: get your bait as close to the structure as possible and be ready for that subtle nibble - when you feel them, set the hook hard because they'll steal your bait in seconds.

Yellowfin tuna are the workhorses of San Diego offshore fishing. These torpedo-shaped speedsters typically run 20-60 pounds in our waters, with those bright yellow fins that give them their name. They roam the upper 300 feet of open ocean, often around kelp paddies or temperature breaks. Summer and fall are prime time when they're feeding heavily on bait schools. What draws anglers is the raw power - they'll strip line at 50 mph and fight till the bitter end. Plus, yellowfin sashimi is restaurant-quality right off the boat. They hit everything from trolled lures to iron jigs. My best advice: when the bite's tough, try chunking with cut bait to draw them up from deep water. Once you get them competing for food, they'll hit almost anything you throw at them.

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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